Fortune Cookie Script Instructions from the Rambling Tutor
http://www.geocities.com/ramblingtutor/fortune.html

I've been using this script on my personal page for a few months now, using a rotating set of real fortune cookie 
fortunes. Below, you'll see the first set of fortunes. You can always use fortunes you get from cookies when you visit a 
Chinese or other Asian restaurant, even get them from your family and friends. They may think you're nuts, but who 
cares, right? If you make changes to the script, be sure you keep each quotation on its own line. Only change what's 
between the quotation marks ("") and up to five fortunes. And yes, this has been tested on a SiteBuilder Classic page.

1) For Homestead SiteBuilder Classic users, copy-and-paste the following script in an Insert HTML element, minimize 
it, and move it to the upper left corner of your page. This part normally goes between the <head> and </head> tags 
and consists of the actual fortunes. Everyone else can simply put this part between the <head> tags.

<script>
//fcs1 
var Quotation=new Array() 
Quotation[0] = "You will discover the truth in time."; 
Quotation[1] = "Remember to share good fortune as well as bad with your friends."; 
Quotation[2] = "You should be able to make money and hold on to it."; 
Quotation[3] = "A good time to start something new."; 
Quotation[4] = "A handful of patience is worth more than a bushel of brains."; 
var Q = Quotation.length; 
var whichQuotation=Math.round(Math.random()*(Q-1)); 
function showQuotation() { 
document.write(Quotation[whichQuotation]);} 
</script> 

2) Then, on the body of your page where you want the fortunes to appear put the following script into another Insert 
HTML element. Everyone else can put this anywhere in the body of your page.

<p><font face="Arial,Helvetica,Verdana" size="2"><script> showQuotation(); </script></font></p>

You can change the font face and size to suit your web page. Leave out the font attributes if you want the fortunes text 
to be the same as what you defined on your web page.