Superstition Believer Pillows

"I've got a really uneasy feeling about this voyage. Ever since the Cap'n got his new parrot actually."

'I sense that someone is about to swindle you.' 'Wow, thanks for the warning! How much do I owe you?'

"Diagnosis cookie?"

"Now tell him what happened after you told the gypsy where she could stick her lucky white heather."

'I just KNOW I'll discover a new planet tonight - I'm wearing my lucky socks!'

Despite hard evidence to the contrary it was still considered lucky to kiss the Blarney Spike

'I figure four feet are luckier than one, and besides, this way it doesn't hurt the rabbit.'

'He could be a money spider - Have you checked the lottery?'

Looking at bird in cage, "I pray he's okay,this morning he walked under his ladder"

'Breaking news, this morning the Ravens flew away from the Tower of London...'

Everyone treads on the cracks sometimes, Arnold...

'I'll bet I can reach the ship without stepping on a crack!'

Feng Shui tramp

'I don't step over sidewalk cracks.'

"Neither of us has made a dummy move yet. Knock on wood."

"They're good-luck foods...for winning!!"

"I've got my lucky gnomes to get me through!"

"Washing your car will cause it to rain – science or superstition? We investigate on the next 'Cause and Effect.'"

'A white cat! That's good luck.' 'It doesn't work that way.'

'Don't look into the mirror above the bed - I don't want seven years bad luck!'

I've got my lucky pants on.

'Work around it- he insisted on wearing his lucky hat.'

'I think it's time for you to reboot your lucky tie.'

A man playing slot machine gets the losing combination '666' . . .

'Yer luck's run out old timer - I've come fer what's mine!'

"Be right in, I just brought my lucky chair."

"Are all old folks this superstitious?"

"I see we're all going into this interview a little superstitious."

"Aw, geeze. Forty nine years of bad luck."

2023 KNOCK ON WOOD

"He was very, very lucky."

How Nature Senses a Change in the Weather

"I always check 2 bags, but one's just a sacrifice to the luggage gods."

Ducks and hares taken in by a wolf at a seance

Sunday 10 and 2: The Usual Superstitions.