Do you believe in the curse of the 27?
914999
obvious that it doesn't work because either you go with Jimi (Hendrix) or James (Morrison and Hendrix). Better question would be something about drugs killing musicians (Hendrix sleeping pills, Janis and Morrison Heroin).
752460
Many years ago, I went to a voodoo shop in New Orleans, don't know if it's the same one or not.  I didn't think anything of it.  There was a statue that you were supposed to leave money to bring you good luck or something like that.  I didn't and laughed it off.\n\nThe next day, I woke up with my foot swollen twice the size from some kind of bug bite.  I seemed to have nothing but bad luck for the next 6 months.  It just seemed to be one thing after another.  It dawned on me that all this bad luck came after going to this place and not leaving money.\n\nI live about a day and half drive away, but I made it a point to go back for a weekend.  Visited the place again and left money at the statue and my luck changed.\n\nI'm not a deep believer in voodoo or curses, but that one really scared me and if ever I'm in New Orleans again and they say to leave a monetary gift for good luck, I will.
28311
Love is far more powerful than any curse. Try reading the Bible.\n\nBible.com
669264
There is "prophecy" in anything people are gullible enough to believe.  Bones, Dice, Cards, Stars, Chicken guts, sayings of 'oracles' at Delphi, tea leaves.  ALL of these things prey (not pray) on the stupidity of people who want answers to the unanswerable, the future, the unresolved past.  Be a skeptic, and ask questions like this one, and do not believe anything just because "it is written", look at the bible contradictions within itself!
769537
I do have books on the subject, but they are England and American versions. I implore you to use ultimate caution if you become able to conjur the spirits, you may open a portal that you cannot control and the consequences be devastating.
53363
Well, Thomas Jefferson, John Tyler, Chester Arthur, Theodore Roosevelt, and Ronald Reagan were all elected in a year ending in zero, and seemed to have beat this so-called curse, by living past the time they were in office.  I'm not to concerned about it, and I doubt he is either.\nSorry, but I don't think there is much to that "curse."
584754
Funnily enough those numbers have always brought me good luck. I don't think anything can harm you if you trust in God. Sometimes I have to remind myself of this and sometimes I need to be reminded but I do believe it to be true ;-)
976578
Reminds me of that bit in Catch 22.\n\nAnyway, I don't believe in a God of History; one whose supposed exploits are charted in writings from the past. There is no way I can face a divinity who sits from the distant yesterday and claims that enough has been done, or who has dangled false hopes over our future. Life is not that simple. The God that I would believe in would exist in the here and now, and would be defined through such an existence rather than through the broken remains of our ancestors.
625043
While I cannot predict it, I can make a guess. I believe it will happen during my lifetime, and I'm 59. Look at the "wars and rumors of wars," the earthquakes, etc. Don't know if you believe in the Bible, however, one passage states (to paraphrase), "when the flower blooms in the desert (speaking of Israel), this generation will not pass away until the end of time comes." This refers to Israel becoming a nation... and this is my generation.
379806
well if they answer your question they will be at 667 :P\n\n666 is just a silly religious superstition
196439
No.  They've been predicting it forever now.  See the link below for just how many times.  Every generation thinks it is, pointing to passages in the bible that match something going on.  Hasn't happened yet and won't happen.
322899
To those that write in that the Kennedy clan IS the curse for the american people.  I say Get a Life!\n\nTed Kennedy keeps getting voted in by his constituents.\nThat means THEY like him.  Nobody else matters.\nJust the same as bush was reelected.  I think he is an illiterate hillbilly and not worthy to stand next to Mt. Rushmore, let alone the praise I have seen posted by some neo-con who hasn't voted in more than 2 elections.\n\nIn reply to your question, I have read on it, and believe that yes there is a curse.\n\nIt goes back to a trial and conviction of a witch, and a curse at the burning.  \nI have also read of a first hand report of someone who was at Pres. Kennedy's funeral.  There was evidence of the Kennedy's coming to claim one of their own.\n\nIf pres bush wishes to be counted as a real president, he should emulate President Kennedy!
531882
Perhaps not for quite the same reasons that you do, but yes, I do think we are living in the last days of this system of things. You are correct...there are a great many Bible prophesies coming true as we speak.
991357
Has anyone ever? In the entire history of the world? Probably. Is it likely to happen? No
851286
yes ,sometimes is true.\nI wait until 37. But now we already have 3 happy year together.And we expect another 30.
931763
I am not certain the two are linked, but if so, were probably done so by Christians, who had already made black cats bad luck through the creation of the witch, in order to stamp out all Pagan beliefs, which actually never fully occurred in Europe, especially in the northern European cultures.\nHowever, it is believed that Friday the 13 became unlucky, because that is the day the French King, (Philip, I believe) in need of money, swooped in and arrested the head of the Knights of Templar, who had, although they were monks, grown very wealthy and therefore were sitting ducks. Although reluctant, the Pope agreed and they were tortured until confessing to what some believe may have been actual worship of Sophia, the goddess of wisdom among other Roman Catholic nos nos. Of course if you are old enough to understand world events, you must realize torture does not get answers, it gets people to just answer whatever so as not to be tortured, so it is unlikely they were actually really guilty of anything other than having money desired by the King. And, as our current White House resident has just signed, returning us to the dark ages again, no writ of habeas corpus, I believe, but could be wrong, since I don't have dates in front of me, existed either.\nAt the time it was the equivalent to the government rounding up the business leaders of every corporation in the world. That's how big it was. And it occurred on Friday the 13, which is believed to be the origins of why this date is unlucky, because it was among the first although not the last time Christians would turn on their own.
141119
I come from a long line of superstitious people.\nMy father was so superstitious that he would not go to work any week with a friday in it!\n\n\n"Come Greymalkin..."