2 Pride 2 Prejudice
Baron von Deesal walked down the line, shaking his head. He said, “Gentlemen, how are you expecting to escape the law? I know I said we’d have one last, last ride, but that doesn’t mean let’s get caught. What is that?”
Pete said, “It’s my horse. It has lowered suspension.”
“It looks ridiculous. What breed is that?”
“It’s a shetland pony.”
Fortunate
The fortune teller gazed into the crystal ball, “You’ll win a great battle and become king.”
The general smiled, then paused, “Wait, if you already know that I win does that mean I’m not victorious due to my strategic prowess?”
“Not at all, your fate is yours to control.”
“If my fortune is mine to control, how can you see it?”
The fortune teller paused…
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