What does a red neck mean?
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Usually refers to a country person like a cowboy or farmer.  A red neck is characteristic of a person who spends their days out in the sun working the land and gets a sunburn on their neck -hence the "red neck".
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you might be a red neck when you go out side to take a wizz.
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Sounds like dermographism. This is physical form of chronic urticaria. Some people just get red from physical stimulation such as rubbing or light scratching, others get full blown wheals, and of course there is everything in between. Dermagraphism (AKA dermographia, dermatographia) literally means "skin writing." With severe cases, you can actually write a word on the patient's skin, and it appears in raised, red lettering.\n\nMore info, including pictures, at:\nhttp://dermnetnz.org/reactions/dermographism.html
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because is red. simple red ! HA
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This means that there is redness, tenderness, and swelling around the area.
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Red lines can be a sign of infection. Get them check out by a doctor.
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Your neck has seven vertebrae. A broken neck refers to a fracture or dislocation of the bones (vertebrae) of the neck. Any strong or  forceful blow may cause trauma to the neck bones and result to fracture or a broken neck. It may also cause dislocation of the neck bones. Severe and sudden twist to the neck may also lead to dislocation.\n\nA neck fracture is normally caused by severe trauma to the neck. Examples of trauma could be: \n>>Falls, such as from a horse or bike \n>>Collisions, such as motorcycle or automobile \n>>Diving into shallow water \n>>Severe and sudden twist to the neck \n>>Severe blows to the head or neck area\n\nAt what point your neck will break would depend on the strength of your bone and anatomical variation as well as the amount of impact of the force applied.☺
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The red color of blood is primarily due to oxygenated red cells.
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Meaning\n\nTo be caught in the act of commiting a crime. The red hands come from the victim's blood. \n\nOrigin\n\nThis originates in 15th century Scotland. Walter Scott provides the earliest printed version of the phrase in Ivanhoe, where it appears as 'taken red handed'.
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It's part of a national campaign to educate women about heart disease. they encourage people to wear red in support. they say back pain can be a symptom of a serious heart problem in women. I'd also check with the American Heart Association.
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It's a bony growth on a disc between the cervical vertebrea in your neck.  Sounds painful!  It's between the c3 & c4 segments in your vertebrae, and it's probably affecting the nerves in your face, neck, or shoulders.  Obviously surgery in this area is potentially dangerous, make sure you try every other option (or, at the very least, get a 2nd opinion) before anyone starts cutting.
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IT MEANS "RED" IN HEBREW
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Rednecks are all in the RED STATES...\n\nDefinition of a RED NECK:\nHillbillies who are drunk on \nBush's Jesus Juice...
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A long stem red rose signifies true love and devotion to the person you really love. Give it to her and she would get the meaning of it without your words.It will really touched her heart.My boyfriend \ndo that to me and it made me cry because I cant believe that theres a man who really love me and could not hurt me for the rest of my life..
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Red coat or redcoat may refer to:\n\nRed coat (British army), a soldier of the British Army from the historic uniform formerly worn by most regiments; \nA member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), who retain a distinctive scarlet ceremonial dress tunic, originally (1873) adopted in imitation of the British Army of that period; \nA member of the entertainment staff at Butlins holiday camps in the United Kingdom, who wear red blazers \nA volunteer usher at Playhouse Square \nAn elite soldier of the ZAFT forces from the anime Mobile Suit Gundam SEED Destiny \nThe unique unit for the English civilization in the 2005 computer game Civilization IV \nNot to be confused with Redshirt (disambiguation
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you've got red on you!
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A red letter day (sometimes hyphenated as red-letter day) is any day of special significance.\n\nThe term originates from Medieval church calendars. Illuminated manuscripts often marked initial capitals and highlighted words in red ink, known as rubrics