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jason

I maintain there is no such thing as random. In other words, there is no such thing as chance. Absolutely everything is predetermined.

Hence, "Luck" cannot exist, and superstitions are only a figment of our predetermined imagination.


Karuna

Jason: do you belive in free will ?

jason

Nope. I do not believe in free will. It is an illusion to us.

Karuna

Is'nt life just a big mystery.

fardel

It is well known that " le cordonnier est le plus mal chaussé"
( the shoemaker wears the worse shoes).
Maybe Mrs Nury's luck is somewhere else

I used to believe that nothing was impossible once one's mind is set for achieve anything;
That was before I met the gremlins on my airport

angela

I've seen football players touch the ground and make a sign of the cross before starting the game. Is that a good luck charm?

Life is indeed a big mystery and that's what makes it exciting to wake up each morning, not knowing what the day has in store for you but believing that it can be good if you are determined to make it good. Until gremlins started making the jars hard to open or hide my shoe under the bed and such.

fardel

I am the anti gremlins specialist

Put the mattress on the floor , throw the bed:your shoes will have nowhere to hide
Leave children around the jar: it will be open when you need it ( it might be empty as well, nothing is perfect)

Uli Dernbach-Steffl, Germany

Oh yes, please, Nury, come over to Germany to let me kiss your bald head for luck! :-))))))

SJ

Nury, I dont need your bald head to enchant me because reading your diary on a daily basis makes my day nearly perfect!

And talking about your lucky 'star', the sun and if it rises in the morning, i had this text forwarded to me by a friend:

True friend are like mornings, you cant have them the whole day, but you can be sure, they will be there when you wake up tomorrow, next year and forever.

fardel

Talking about sunshine.
If you are down and need a booster, visit the gang gallery on this site;
The raccoon-eyed guy in the back of the front page is me;
Nury,couldn't you find a better picture to post there?

Nury

Dear Fardel, I thought that picture was nice, one of the readers sent it to me, but I can change it to a different one if you want

Angela

Post pic of fardel with a machete. Hehe.

fardel

This picture is nice, but I think it is wise to replace it , just in case a raccoon-eater like......... sees it
Is this reader who I think it is ?

SJ

Hey Fardel, thanks for the info. I saw the gang's gallery and Im gonna send in my pic too to join you guys!!! I believe you dont have racoon's eyes, more to a panda!

fardel

Thanks
It is always comforting to be classified as endangered , protected species;

I am disappointed, I was expecting a rush of answers to my invitation for a dinner of silkworms.

I guess that I shall have this dinner by myself

sheilajade

Having racoon's eyes is one of the symptoms of back bone fracture.
I believe you dont have that Mr. Fardel. btw, you are cute in the pix. why change it? its good having variety of choices to look at.

fardel

Thank you,
but beware ..; somebody will be jeaaaaalous
by the way , do you like silkworm?

sheilajade

You are welcome.
Ow, sorry and excuse my praise (it was only meant to be a compliment from a "friend" to another friend -- i think i know who SHE is :-)
Thanks but i dont eat silkworm, try making it into a burger, maybe i'll have a bite :-)

Hello to Ms. ------

Ben

create ur own luck!!

Dental Care

kissing a baldie to ensure a victory? what a curious superstition...

Tooth Whitening

These kind of superstitions really bother me a lot.

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I kiss the bald head of a companion, and still we lose, what a crap!

Hypertension

These kind of practices can carry health problems or stuff ?

Weight loss

Are just superstitions, and I personally do not believe it.

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