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Date Posted: 06:57:04 12/25/08 Thu
Author: Prince Barin
Subject: Re: Ming's exploding Christmas ornaments
In reply to: Rick 's message, "Ming's exploding Christmas ornaments" on 01:52:57 12/25/08 Thu

What follows is a true story that happened to Prince Barin in a Chinese restaurant a few years ago:

The Prince was having dinner with a few friends when, at the end of the meal, the waitress brought the bill and some fortune cookies. The Prince picked his cookie up and the others said that they hoped that the prediction inside the cookie would come true.

The Prince opened the cookie and....there was NO fortune slip inside-it was empty! The Prince realized it was the end of the line for him.


Prince Barin

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