Superstition.....

[tibilicus]

Are any of you supersticios and if so what is it you beleive in.......................................

[Paul Peru]

You go backroom!

[Craterus]

Not necessarily, I'm not superstitious of anything widely known. Little customs I've done since I was a child, I make sure to do them just for good luck and NO BAD LUCK!!

[Beirut]

Not crazy about the number 13. Not that bad, but a bit.

Never talk to me about crashing before I ride my motorcycle!

Always cut the marker ribbons off trees before you climb them to cut them down.

[Uesugi Kenshin]

I am not really superstitious, but if I seem to be getting bad rolls with a die in D&D I switch dice. Some nights it works, other nights the luck of the Irish fails me, must be my Scottish blood....

[ichi]

when i walk down the sidewalk I don't step on cracks

(it'll break your mother's back!)

ichi ~:cheers:

[Somebody Else]

I have a habit of breaking every superstitious rule I come across - if I hear of them. I suppose I'm just contrary.

[Gushnasaph]

Let us be seeing:

"an irrational but usually deep-seated belief"
Microsoft® Encarta® Reference Library 2005. © 1993-2004 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

I beleave in God...

“Creo quia absurdum est”
"Nihil curo de ista tua stulta superstitione."

Niels Bohr kept a horse shoe over his desk. One day a student asked if he really believed that a horse shoe brought luck. Bohr replied, "I understand that it brings you luck if you believe in it or not."

[dessa14]

never carry an action if it rains on me.
thanks,
dizzy

[Mikeus Caesar]

I believe there's no such thing as bad luck, it's just the way you take it. I also have my own, odd, little personal religion. A giant space coyote controls my fate and the rest of the universe. He lives in the sun :sunny: and has a little map of the world, and whenever he wants a natural disaster to punish us all, he pokes the place he wants it to happen. I'm crazy, no? :rolleyes4:

[Craterus]

Crazy is one way to describe that. I'm not worried about number 13 or walking under ladders etc.

[Mikeus Caesar]

I view number 13 as a lucky number. 13 is the ideal number of hours i would like to sleep every night.

[Craterus]

13 isn't an unlucky or lucky number for me. I don't have unlucky numbers, just lucky numbers.

[Uesugi Kenshin]

Yeah he is off his rocker, odd that he still types fairly coherent posts...

I can't think of another funny quote at the moment, I will have to go play OpFlash for a while and see if any of those are funny.

[Sjakihata]

I believe there's no such thing as bad luck, it's just the way you take it. I also have my own, odd, little personal religion. A giant space coyote controls my fate and the rest of the universe. He lives in the sun :sunny: and has a little map of the world, and whenever he wants a natural disaster to punish us all, he pokes the place he wants it to happen. I'm crazy, no? :rolleyes4:

Strange - I thought only I knew of the hidden space coyote in the sun, now Im confused.

[Uesugi Kenshin]

Are you two also disciples of the Flat Earth Society? See my frontroom thread here:https://forums.totalwar.org/vb/showthread.php?p=762270#post762270

[Mikeus Caesar]

The 'Flat Earth Society' is incredibly wrong and evil says the manevolent Space Coyote. He says that the scientists are right, the Earth is round. Like a bouncy ball.

[Scurvy]

i dont like walking under ladders, not exactly superstiton, just experience

[Paul Peru]

I also have my own, odd, little personal religion. A giant space coyote controls my fate and the rest of the universe. He lives in the sun :sunny: and has a little map of the world, and whenever he wants a natural disaster to punish us all, he pokes the place he wants it to happen. I'm crazy, no? :rolleyes4:
Just as crazy as many others, imnsho.
But shouldn't religion be discussed in the backroom (nowadays a lovely, PP-free zone)?

[Big King Sanctaphrax]

This doesn't seem to be discussing religion in any serious way, Paul Peru, and has been good-natured, so I am letting it stay.

[Paul Peru]

This doesn't seem to be discussing religion in any serious way, Paul Peru, and has been good-natured, so I am letting it stay.
Fair enough, I'll try not to get carried away ~;)
*cough*irrational but usually deep-seated belief*cough*