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    That new waitress has me dialed now...

    ...she doesn't even ask me what I want anymore. She just brings me my food. That saves time.

    I'm at odds with the fortune I got today.
    A kiss? The renunciation of the heart when one is no longer alone.
    That's not really a 'fortune' now, is it? It's more of a declaration or a definition. I feel cheated.
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    Quote Originally Posted by GeneChing View Post
    Is that a hinged container?
    yeah bruh


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    Quote Originally Posted by PalmStriker View Post
    that's not untrue

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    Today's Fortune

    " You have the power to write your own fortune"
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    point sparring is a great way to train

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    so what did you write, Brule?

    Believe it can be done
    I do. I do believe. I'm ordering the nacho cheese now.
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    Yea, this one doesn't work with the 'in bed' thing

    Quote Originally Posted by Lucas View Post
    Every fortune out of a cookie is better if you add 'in bed' at the end of any fortune.
    Book lovers never go to bed alone.
    Wait, that's not a fortune. wth?
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    Gene,

    I agree, these fortune writers are missing the concept lately.

    Yesterday's fortune was 'Your organization skills are superior'.

    If the food wasn't so good, I'd stop with this altogether, but I cannot put the fork down.
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    A fork, Brule? Not chopsticks? srsly?

    Actually, I use a fork at my local place too. It's faster.

    At least "Your organization skills are superior in bed" works. The 'in bed' suffix works on the one below too, but not in such a flattering way...

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    I'm tighty whitey, so fork it is. I'm not going to suffer with chopsticks while my food gets cold and risk the chance of spilling all over myself.

    Today's gem.

    "An interesting person wants to talk to you" in bed (****!!!!!)

    Interesting by who's standards.......
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    And how do you define 'interesting' Brule?

    ...I mean freak shows are interesting. I mean that both literally and using today's slang.

    Tighty-whitey, eh? My dad was Hawaiian Chinese. He used to go out to lunch with his 'tighty-whitey' coworkers. They'd all use chopsticks and he'd use a fork. He just thought it was more convenient. It used to amuse the hell out of his coworkers. I use whatever is provided.

    Ok, now for today's fortune:
    A smile can always overcome the barrier of language.
    And yes, the 'in bed' suffix works well here. I'm starting to think our earlier complaints about fortune writers were misguided. It's not whether they write real fortunes or just 'Confucius say' wisdom. It's whether the 'in bed' suffix works or not.
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    Who wants an interesting person in bed for discourse? Better a bimbo for bim*basics.

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    Again, it depends how you define 'interesting'

    For example, I find ScarJo interesting. She's very interesting indeed.

    Example is not the main thing in influencing others. It is the only thing.
    Passes the 'in bed' suffix test. Also works to reiterate my point on this thread. I luv fortune cookies. If only they tasted better....
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    Another 'in bed' suffix worthy fortune...

    Money will come to you when you are doing the right thing.
    I'm not sure I'm comfortable with the implications when the 'in bed' suffix is applied...
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    mmm Chinese food

    Action is worry's worst enemy.
    When I first read this, I thought for a sec it said 'enema', then I thought this was a perfect example of the 'in bed' suffix. Then of course, I thought of all of you here.
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