[horshack]Ooo OoooOooo Mee Mister Kot terrr![/horshack]
I’d like a fortune, please!!!
(and y’all do know that just reading the little piece of paper isn’t the whole fortune - you have to add the phrase “in bed”. So Clayton’s would have been “A pleasant surprise is in store for you” IN BED!)
Oh good, there’s enough people here for me to polish off the rest of the cookies. Here we go…
DeVena: “You will enjoy good health and be surrounded by luxury.” But if you don’t like to share, you could settle for “Best Before 28 Sep 2003 IN BED!” Sounds a little ominous…
vunderbob: “You will take a voyage soon”
sperfur: “The star of riches is shining upon you”
Krys92gp: “You will enjoy good health and be surrounded by luxury” These things aren’t exactly original are they? Instead of that, you can have: “Have fun with authentic Kong Foo Sing Fortune Cookies whenever people get together.”
lightingtool: “You are courteous, diplomatic and affable and may find happiness in politics and public service”
Searching For Truth: “Guard against impatience”
Mnemosyne, I’m sorry but I’ve run out of cookies. But you can have a phrase instead: “Store in a cool dry place away from light.” That’s not so bad, it’s less vague than some of the genuine fortunes and could mean you have a promising future in programming.
My fortune was way too appropriate[sup][/sup] to pass up this opportunity (see sig).
[sub][sup][/sup] Appropriate to the board, not necessarily to me. :D[/sub]
welby, I’m trying to “guard against impatience” but I will “bide my time for success is near.” I dare say that “a pleasant surprise is in store for me,” if you know what I mean.