Protection, ever watching etc. My mum has one on her shoulder, looks over her sort of thing
Star tattoos near the eye are gang symbols. Teardrop tattoos near the lower corner of the eye indicate you have killed someone.
Eyeball tattoos are not done on the eye. Eyeball tattoos are representative of a "third eye" that is often done on the back ("watch your back") for protection or vigilance. The care of such a tattoo is no different than any other design. The tattoo artist will provide you with instructions for caring for a new tattoo.
I think it has no particular meaning, I think it is just someones idea of an original tattoo.
Yes and no... But first of all we are correction officers not guards. Since we are not in the "public eye" our standards are alittle more relaxed. You cannot have tattoos on your face neck or below the wrist. But most correctional facilities won't care unless they are or look like gang tats
A "prison tattoo" of a teardrop, usually on the face near the eye, represents death - either caused by or witnessed by the person wearing the tattoo.
because people want to dye the color of their eye
The neck exercises that should be avoided if you have eye problems should be tipping your head back, leaning too far over, and moving your neck side to side. This is because these positions will put more pressure on your eye and cause more injury. Holding your head upright in a natural position will avoid further eye injury since the pressure will be balanced.
Back as in the thing under your neck AT THE BACK is tergum. Spine = spina. Nose = nasus Eye = oculus Head = caput Mouth = os Hand = manus
pain in back of neck which caused slow function of brain cannot see clearly eye burning sensation. pain in back of neck which caused slow function of brain cannot see clearly eye burning sensation.
It means they have killed someone !
Butterfly tattoos do not have a specific meaning. The individual may have gotten this tattoo to represent a lost family member or because they just wanted it.
Possibility of neck, back, joint, or eye injury from the jolt.