Electronic Fortune Cookie

Posted on Apr 18, 07 07:07 PM PDT

I'm not sure why some people base their lives on what an Electronic Fortune Cookie says, but apparently there is a market big enough to warrant the manufacturing of these things. All you need to do to receive a pre-determined pearl of wisdom is pull the two halves of the Electronic Fortune Cookie apart, and the message will scroll across the LCD display. With more than 1,500 sayings stored within, you won't run into repeat advice anytime soon. Powered by button cell batteries, the Electronic Fortune Cookie retails for $14.98.

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By Jazmin , 27/03/08 5:00 AM (CommentID #592272)

i have one.. everything it says come true. no lie , i swear... its creepy, yo. :] but it works, really. it said like i would gain happiness, and then my dog died. dude its so sweet. :] but for it to work right, you have to smile like the model in the picture.... thats how it works :D

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By fantasyfreddy , 14/01/08 5:23 AM (CommentID #429524)

yeah, so much more unreliable than a paper fortune cookie!!

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By ashleyyyyyyy , 06/06/07 5:28 PM (CommentID #198135)

thats so stupid!
....where can i get one?...

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