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How do you turn an elephant to become a lucky charm?
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Ok, I'll start. WTF?  What are you talking about?
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In before bad grammar.™
Wait…
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Originally Posted by ghporter
Ok, I'll start. WTF?  What are you talking about?
In some cultures, an elephant can become a lucky charm.
So I am asking, how do you do that?
A friend of mine explained to me that for an elephant, to become a lucky charm, you need it to be lost, recovered, stolen, recovered, and a few other steps.
Unluckily, I cannot find that friend, nor can I find any references to the process.
So I am asking, simply;
"How do you turn an elephant into a lucky charm?"

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Losing and finding and Elephant seems like alot of work. I'll just go find a rabbit and chop its foot off ... much easier.
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[FONT=Comic Sans MS] Hearts, stars, and horseshoes, clovers and blue moons, pots of gold and rainbows, and me red balloons.[/FONT]
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Wow, Lucky is a lot creepier looking that I remember.
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Someone has to give you an elephant as a gift, then you put it facing your front door for good fortune.
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Originally Posted by nonhuman
Wow, Lucky is a lot creepier looking that I remember.
Isn't it strange how one's memory of something isn't how it originally was?
Perfect example: Two weeks ago, I watched Willie Wonka. Good lord, that movie is creepy. Especially that tunnel part. Damn…that's trippy. I mean, I was doin' the Cheech & Chong 'Whoa!' thing and I wasn't even high. But I remember that movie being sweet.
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I only know how to turn a lucky charm into an elephant.
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Originally Posted by sminch
Please make sure to b home tomorrow; coming right at ya!

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a solitary firefly flies at nite
into the darkness an endless flight
a million flashes of delight.
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My aunt collects elephant figurines and she told me that if you want an elephant to be good luck make sure its trunk is up.. a downward facing trunk is bad luck...
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IT HAS TO BE A GIFT, you cannot buy it for good luck and give it to yourself.
Trunk up yo, dat be the shizzle.
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