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What happens if one of you're fingers get cut off.?
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Finger cut off: You many be teased about being called old lady nine fingers. If your ring finger will need to use another one. If your pinkie you will not be able to drink tea righ and hold your pinkie up. If your middle finger you cannot give someone the bird. If you use your fingers to count with you will have to change to a base 9 system. ;-)
Answered 5/25/2017
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