Missing a finger can signify various things, including a physical injury or amputation due to trauma, medical conditions, or congenital disabilities. It may affect a person's dexterity and everyday tasks, influencing their quality of life. In some cultures, it can also carry symbolic meanings related to sacrifice, loss, or personal experiences. Additionally, individuals may adapt through physical therapy or prosthetics to regain functionality.
Yes, I just watched an episode where they caught a criminal who was missing his finger and she said that he had done her nails before and she remembered him because he was missing a finger, like she is.
No.
The cast of The Missing Finger - 1912 includes: Lottie Briscoe as Mary Forrest
No, he did not.
There is a popular belief that Napoleon Bonaparte was missing a finger, particularly his index finger, but this is largely a myth. Historical accounts indicate that he had a number of ailments and injuries, but there is no definitive evidence to confirm that he lost a finger. Some portraits and depictions show him with his hand in his jacket, which may have contributed to this misconception. Ultimately, the claim about him missing a finger is not substantiated by reliable historical records.
noo
Yes, Telly Savalas is missing part of his left index finger. He lost the tip of it in a childhood accident while working in his father's restaurant.
scotty
Well . . . I'm missing a knuckle on my ring finger, it functions normally. My ring finger is shorter than my index finger and it's shorter Than the ring finger on my right hand. If you have the same prob I can tell you why. Your finger is shorter because you have a knuckle, it's just pushed back into your hand. Look real close. Plus my finger is just a little fatter than the other finger.
No, though you will have to apply for, and be granted, a Medical Waiver by the US Military's Medical Corps. Basically, this waiver states that your missing digit(s) do not significantly hamper your ability to serve effectively. You would be unlikely to be granted a waiver if you are missing a thumb or index finger of either hand, or missing more than one finger on a hand.
Cripple
Actually, he didn't lose his finger in the series. It was an accident. :( The actor is actually missing a finger. It's pretty impressive, though, how they 'hide' it from the camera. Next time you watch the original series, watch his hand. It's always curled so that you can't see his missing finger.