My wife is teaching a class on China to our children and, yes, Joe is right. “Fortune cookies” started with a Chinese man who worked for a Christian pastor who was putting Bible verses inside the cookies.
Joe is not “ruining” the comic strip; just siting some history.
Oh. So that’s supposed to be a fortune cookie. Now I get it. I guess. What does pollution have to do with opening a cookie? Maybe I don’t get it. Ah, well.
eardroppings almost 15 years ago
go with it Joe. It’s a cartoon about Chinese food. Don’t be the devil’s advocate.
grapfhics almost 15 years ago
From a comic classic circa 1970: “Do not belabor the obvious.” The Mighty Thor.
treBsdrawkcaB almost 15 years ago
My wife is teaching a class on China to our children and, yes, Joe is right. “Fortune cookies” started with a Chinese man who worked for a Christian pastor who was putting Bible verses inside the cookies.
Joe is not “ruining” the comic strip; just siting some history.
Plods with ...™ almost 15 years ago
Must be an ‘Indian’ restaurant…. the fortunes come in smoke signals
dead.theologians.society almost 15 years ago
When I was in China, I was served a slice of Orange after the meal. Sorry no cookie.
themadyank almost 15 years ago
Oh. So that’s supposed to be a fortune cookie. Now I get it. I guess. What does pollution have to do with opening a cookie? Maybe I don’t get it. Ah, well.