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• WrathOfTheNorsemen posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor I've always wanted to write some fucked up fortunes and sell those, and call them "Misfortune" cookies. +4 reply

• HolliWould posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Check it out Babe... sorry to burst your curmudgeonly little bubble! http://www.markmatcho.net/page13/page13.html reply

• WrathOfTheNorsemen posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor I hate you. +1 reply

• warmonger posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor That is fucking wild man great upload reply

• PhotoShopWarrior posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Thought I saw something on tv one time about fortune cookies being an american thing made in NYC. That's what I recall, at least.. reply

• Lady Q posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Yeah, I saw it on Unwrapped (that food show where they tell you how its made) when they finally told us that Fortune Cookies weren't even invented in China, but right here in the United States... lol. I was shocked. +2 reply

• UnklePoboy posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Someone should market this shit. It might catch on. reply

• HolliWould posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor If they thought this was so weird... imagine the looks you'd get telling them about the PuPu platter! reply

• Housewife665 posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor So next your gonna tell me that they dont make crab rangun and chicken fried rice there either? reply

• Lady Q posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor actually......... Most of the "Chinese" dishes that we're served here in the US are made palletable to our American tastes. Some are watered down versions of what you'd eat over seas, but no where in comparisson to the real thing. reply

• whattalady posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor yea, for example, dog is to the Chinese like chicken is to us. So don't believe that the favorite food of "General Tso" was chicken. I mean General Tso's DOG wouldn't appeal to many Americans. reply

• Wonky_Donkey posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Loove lun a plize. (obviously in a Chinese accent) reply

• 14dabrothaz posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor now tell me lo mien dont exist reply

• jumbee posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor my fortune for the past years - you've been duped, hustled and fucked dumb ass... reply

• whackattack posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor First two white chicks do 2 girls 1 cup, now this?! What is this world coming too??? reply

• EastBeast posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor Once again an illustration of how local 'foreign' food is. Chow Mein - invented in the 1960's in San Francisco, Onion Bhaji - Indians have never heard of them in India. reply

• anastasiajubilee posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor I've tried those damn cookies and they are not tasty, you can actually choke on them damn it! reply

• whattalady posted 3 months ago rate it: good poor I bring them home as treats for my dog. She LOVES them! reply

• kiyabi posted 2 months ago rate it: good poor the truth is revealed... reply