Reach for your nearest book.
Go to page 107. Go to the 9th line. Find the closest complete sentence attached to that line and you will be given an insight into your future.
Mine comes from Stuntman!: My Car-Crashing, Plane-Jumping, Bone-Breaking, Death-Defying Hollywood Life by Hal Needham. It reads:
“He didn’t see the humor.”
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I’m not sure this is a good thing or not. P107 is a blank page between chapter. Lol the second book is better.
“She swallowed and nodded”
Oh great! So the prediction of my future reads, “Three commands are available for use in the preamble to set the overall spacing for the document.” I guess I should have restricted myself to novels. 😀 Anyway, I like this anecdote about the famous Thai Buddhist teacher Ajahn Chah: One of his students insisted he read his palms to tell him his future. When Ajahn Chah was finished, he let go of the disciples’ hand and said to him, “Disciple, this is how your future will turn out.” “Yes, yes,” said the disciple quickly. “And I am never wrong,” added… Read more »
I love these games:
“It’s so so effective that I now rely upon it almost exclusively when I need to get myself to do something important”
It’s from HYPERBOLE and a HALF, which is an insanely good book.
OH CRAP I went to the wrong page because I thought we were playing what we played yesterday. Hold.
“A sad person holding a fork?”
There you go. And I am holding a fork. Okay, it’s on my plate, but it’s there.