Very Superstitious.

[Zak Frost]

And did you know that marriage is the leading cause of divorce?

XD You are terribly funny.

I don't believe in anything that has no evidence besides humans finding things that they're looking for. I need some actual proof. I don't like people believing in random crap(and I do mean "crap").
It's just pure idiocy.

 

[YuppySlime]

Knock on wood. I always knock on wood. Like if I said "At least the cops didn't get us." I'd have to immediately knock on wood so I won't jinx myself.

 

[werepossum]

The only thing I'm genuinely superstitious about is my motorcycle gear - I really do believe in a completely non-rational fashion that omitting any piece of my protective gear increases my chance of getting in an accident and that my odds of wrecking increase with each piece of gear I omit.

Having hit the pavement hard a couple times, I can assure you that forgetting any piece of protective gear can be very bad luck indeed.

 

[Zak Frost]

As a joke, when someone ELSE says "knock on wood" I often rap my knuckles against my crotch... Try figure THAT one out...

I'm totally going to do that next time someone says "knock on wood", which will probably be awkward since the only people I know who say that are my mother and my grandmother...>.>

 

[Khedive Rex]

Well I believe in, have studied and am practised in astrology and numerology. Do those count as a superstition? (for those of you who say yes, Isaac Newton has a great quote on the matter. When asked why he bothered with things so openely ridiculous as alchemy and astrology he responded "I have studied it sir. You have not." Today we recognize alchemy as the earliest form of chemistry and Issac Newton remains one of the most well known scientists in history. Is it possible he knew what he was talking about?)

Oh, and I hate to be around diamonds. Won't touch them if I can avoid it and I steadfastly refuse to purchase them for anyone I care about. They're the most unlucky rock on the planet.