In the Navy only baptised sailors were able to have a pierced ear. Only after having sailed the seven seas and having crossed the Cape was a sailor considered,"Baptised". The piercing was done as a sign to Neptune and a request that should this sailor ever be in danger at sea, Neptune was asked to protect him and watch over him. This was told to me by an active Navy Admiral and is why during the second world war, in the Canadian & Royal Navy, these were the only branches of military service where enlisted personnel were allowed to have ear piercings.
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John Luke Bedard doesn't need to wear earring my answer is no
Titanium earrings.
Of course not
You should leave an earring in until the lobe is no longer reddened or crusty/infected. You should wear an earring frequently for a while after...
A sailor wore an earring when he "crossed the bar"; when his shipped sailed below the equator. In the Navy I was in, an earring worn on duty could result in a few weeks extra duty. However, in the days of wooden ships and canvas sails, a gold earring was worn in case the sailor did not survive a shipwreck. The person who found his body was expected to use it to pay for a proper burial. I have heard that a black pearl earring could be worn to signify crossing the equator, but the most common badge of crossing was, and still is, the tattoo of a shellback turtle.
No. None of the brothers have their ears pierced.
to look swaged up
Yes, President Paul Kruger of the South African Republic was known to wear an earring. The earring was a symbol of his status and was often associated with his leadership style. Kruger, who served as president from 1883 to 1900, was a prominent and controversial figure during the Boer Wars. His distinctive appearance, including the earring, contributed to his recognizable image in history.
An earring perhaps?earringEaring
Because he does!! :P hes awesome like that
it means nothing some people wear left or right or both but when it comes down to it there is no difference between which ear youe ear ring is in