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Life lines on palms indicate sheer vitality

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That deep crease curving around your thumb does not actually come with an expiration date. Despite popular panic, palm readers claim it represents physical energy and zest for living rather than exactly when you will croak. So a short line just means you might need more naps, not an immediate will and testament.

Life lines on palms indicate sheer vitality
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