I would say call it either the line of success or the success line. (I favor the latter.)
(Say: "There is a line on one's palm that signifies success in the future.")
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- 23-Dec-2003, 11:58 #1
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successful line If there is a line on one's palm that signifies the success in future. I should call this line ' successful line ' or ' the line of success ' ? Or simply use the noun ' success ' as an adjective ' success line ' ?
What is your opinion ?
- 23-Dec-2003, 20:02 #2
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- 24-Dec-2003, 00:26 #3
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Fortune?
- 24-Dec-2003, 00:29 #4
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You bet :). :( But my success line is short. It means no bucks :(
- 24-Dec-2003, 15:54 #5
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Always remember that patience is a virtue.
It will help you if it doesn't hurt you.
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- 27-Dec-2003, 11:13 #6jwschang Guest Cheiro (the guy who's a famous palmist) called it line of fortune too.
Originally Posted by tdol Fortune?
- 27-Dec-2003, 11:16 #7jwschang Guest Is that true? Not really, I think. I've noticed people with big bucks without a clear fortune line. Originally Posted by whl626
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