hey girls, have you had your palm read before? i found this star interview online :

http://thestar.com.my/metro/story.asp?file...sec=sundaymetro

I'm thinking of having mine read next month, but hor, it's pretty expensive. Pay minimum of RM250 for reading of the next 5 years of your life, additional RM100 for another 5 years of our life (i.e. RM350 to read 10 years of your life). According to the palmist, you can stay as long as you want and ask as many questions as you like, but most people are usually satisfied after 1.5 hours.


Any other palm readers to recommend? Suddenly had a passing fancy to have my hand read

in b4 "believe in yourself, not lines on your hands"

i forecast that if u go palm reading, u'll b @ least RM250 poorer.....

palm reading is bullshit.

"This line on your palm represents your love life, and it has a lot of lines coming off it, which means you have a complicated love life".

Or I just don't use a lot of hand moisturizer duh.

This post has been edited by spunkberry: Sep 19 2010, 10:23 PM

Still, it's human nature, wanting to believe in something beyond our comprehension. Power of human mind - don't underestimate the power of placebo.

If you think it will work, it might. If you don't, chances are it won't.

when someone believes in something enough to make it become a placebo, information is being withheld from them. Plus, placebos tend to happen more often in medicine. Palm reading doesn't make you feel better in any way besides tell yourself that this is gonna happen whatever.

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This post has been edited by Madonna: Nov 23 2024, 06:15 PM

Seriously? What does the fortune teller tell you normally? Vague hints of financial difficulties in the future? Did he asked you to buy any feng shui stuff to place at home? I have never been to one before