Does it mean anything if the palm lines on your right hand are different from those on the left?

[obfusciatrist]

Well, I don’t know what kind of meaning the OP was looking for but I saw the potential for serious answers in two areas:

1. Is it common or uncommon for the lines on both hands to be essentially the same. Mine are similar but also significantly divergent in certain areas. I was made curious to know if there might be a standard other than what I’d expect.

2. If there is a standard, does deviation from that standard indicate anything. Not does it mean I’ll find riches in my uncles attic, but is it an indication of a particular genetic setting, and indication of long term differences in use (honestly never thought about it so I’m not entirely sure what causes ir impacts the specific of palm lines).

[Lanzy]

If your hand offends thee…

[Manduck]

It means you’re a horrible horrible freak and must be shunned. UNCLEAN!!

[Markxxx]

Your future is in your right hand, and your past lies in the left.

The left hand also shows what you were born with (things you can’t control), and the right hand shows what you’re going to make of your life. (things you can)

[Bad_Astronaut]

@Markxxx

Your future is in your right hand, and your past lies in the left.

The left hand also shows what you were born with (things you can’t control), and the right hand shows what you’re going to make of your life. (things you can)

:rolleyes:

And I’m sure you’ll be happy to provide evidence for this claim…

[TriPolar]

@Leaffan

It means you’ve been using your right hand way more often than your left.

And we know what you were using it for.

@Markxxx

Your future is in your right hand, and your past lies in the left.

The left hand also shows what you were born with (things you can’t control), and the right hand shows what you’re going to make of your life. (things you can)

You two seem to be in agreement.

@Bad_Astronaut

:rolleyes:

And I’m sure you’ll be happy to provide evidence for this claim…

I don’t want to see the evidence. Maybe Ken Starr does.

[BigT]

@Bad_Astronaut

@Markxxx

Your future is in your right hand, and your past lies in the left.

The left hand also shows what you were born with (things you can’t control), and the right hand shows what you’re going to make of your life. (things you can)

:rolleyes:

And I’m sure you’ll be happy to provide evidence for this claim…

Are we really to the point where people can’t tell that, if you mention palm reading, you are obviously joking?

[CutterJohn]

@Gary "Wombat" Robson

In GQ, we generally ask that people hold off on the humorous answers until a serious answer has been given. Unfortunately, in this case, the only serious answer is: no, it doesn’t mean anything.

That, of course, is because the palm lines on your hands don’t mean anything anyway. Except mine. I have a line that shows I was in a bicycle accident when I was a teenager, and another line that shows where I cut my palm on the lid of a tin can in Germany when I was 20. Those mean something.

I have a grid pattern on my palms from burning my hands on a heating grate at my grandparents house when I was just learning to crawl. They’ve continued to grow as I did, and the pattern is now about 5x larger than the original grate pattern is.

I also have a nice perfectly V shaped scar from jumping over a chain link fence. The bent down spikes twisted under the skin, caught, and ripped as I fell to the other side.

There is another on the other palm that is a straight line from sharpening arrowheads a bit too enthusiastically. Stone sharpened heads don’t heal nearly as well as razor sharp heads(that line is gone).

My palm lines are very geometric. Does this mean anything?

[Bad_Astronaut]

@BigT

@Bad_Astronaut

@Markxxx

Your future is in your right hand, and your past lies in the left.

The left hand also shows what you were born with (things you can’t control), and the right hand shows what you’re going to make of your life. (things you can)

And I’m sure you’ll be happy to provide evidence for this claim…

Are we really to the point where people can’t tell that, if you mention palm reading, you are obviously joking?

Unfortunately we are not. I’m fairly certain that Markxxx was not joking since this is a standard claim made by palm reading adherents.

[Gary_Robson]

@CutterJohn

I have a grid pattern on my palms from burning my hands on a heating grate at my grandparents house when I was just learning to crawl. They’ve continued to grow as I did, and the pattern is now about 5x larger than the original grate pattern is.

I also have a nice perfectly V shaped scar from jumping over a chain link fence. The bent down spikes twisted under the skin, caught, and ripped as I fell to the other side.

There is another on the other palm that is a straight line from sharpening arrowheads a bit too enthusiastically. Stone sharpened heads don’t heal nearly as well as razor sharp heads(that line is gone).

My palm lines are very geometric. Does this mean anything?

It means your username is well chosen.

[Markxxx]

I don’t believe in Palm Reading but that is how you read palms.

I used to read palms and tea leaves. I did it for fun. You can go to the library and get a book on how to do it.

I never could master reading cards or tarot or the Ouija

I don’t believe in it, but it’s fun if you don’t take it seriously.