Is anyone here superstitious?

[Dude]

I can be a little superstitious, depending on the situation...

My grandmother does this thing where she will see someone and she will say. Ooohhh Alfred doesn’t look so good, when she does that Alfred will pass away with in 2 days, no one that she has ever said that about has ever lived for 3 more days.

I have seen her do this about 6 times, and everyone in our family jokes about keep grandma away from them when they are sick, I don’t want her to tell me I don’t look so good.

I never go around my grandmother when I am sick, but I don’t know if that is a superstition or just being practical?

[penny]

I'm not at all superstitious (well, except I won't walk under a ladder, throw salt over my left shoulder if I spill it, and knock wood when I say something daring the fates to mess me up) - but...
I used to read tarot cards in University...people would buy me a glass of wine for a reading...the readings deteriorated as the night wore on...but anyway, it got stupid because a few friends really believed I could see the future, so I stopped, because I didn't want to be responsible for breaking up with a boyfriend or something horrible.
I was actually just interested in the neat history of Tarot and loved collecting decks for the artwork. I still have a few decks, but don't read any more.
I also went to the psychic fair once with my sister and we had our auras cleansed...I felt so fresh. :lol:

[Gray Ghost]

I say I'm not superstitious at all, but alway cross the windshield after black cat runs across road, just incase :cool:

[Cindy]

A black cat is lucky in the UK If one crosses your path, you are in for some good luck, but it doesnt work for me. :p

[Dude]

they are suppose to be bad luck here in the states, I guess a long time ago witches used them a lot. so people haven't liked them from that time.

[SirDudly]

Sometimes. I know 1 thing I hate Murphy's Law. What can every go wrong well go wrong:rolleyes: