Fate Line Mugs

A digital drawing of two hands rolling the dice of fate - Dungeons and Dragons inspired

A digital drawing of two hands rolling the dice of fate - Dungeons and Dragons inspired

A movie ticket for Manos: The Hands of Fate would have to be as dark and forboding as the cult horror movie itself. After all, Torgo did say "it will be dark soon." The ticket number is the original release date of the movie, November 15, 1966.

A cartoon hand, palm out showing the lines of palmistry. The life Line, Head Line, Heart Line, Fate line, Mercury and Girdle of Venus line. The word nope is written on the naughty finger.

A cartoon hand, palm out showing the lines of palmistry. The life Line, Head Line, Heart Line, Fate line, Mercury and Girdle of Venus line. The words Rock and Roll are written in the fingers one uses when rocking out.

A cartoon hand, palm out showing the lines of palmistry. The life Line, Head Line, Heart Line, Fate line, Mercury and Girdle of Venus line. The words Hang Loose are written on the thumb and pinky (smallest finger). The shaka sign also known hang loose is a gesture often associated with surf culture.

The pinkies of two hands connected by a thread that reads forever

Everything and everyone will gradually recede into nothingness, swallowed by the void, assuming nonexistence