What Is Your Lucky Number?
9. they said that 3 is a lucky number but 3 times 3 is 9 which make it even luckier.
What is your lucky number?
I have two. 4 is my main lucky number, and 13 is my kind of 'secondary' lucky number. The number 3 was valued by numerous ancient people and religions so I can't help but feel it is slightly auspicious. However, I don't actually believe in lucky charms -- you could just say that these are numbers I like.
What is your lucky number? :P?
Why is it your lucky number? My lucky number is 6. At my 4th grade graduation.. I was number 6. I never really had a lucky number.. but I really wanted one. And in 4th grade, my teacher gave us all cut out trophies with our number on it. And ever since then it has been 6. Haha. That trophy was pretty special to me. xD
Three.It's a very sentimental number, that seems to pop up in every sphere of my life— either directly or in a variety of its multiples.Let's start with my name: Gayathri—literally pronounced as Ga-yuh-three.My birth date adds up to 3.My birth year (1998) adds up to three nines, then further adds up to a single 9, which incidentally is 3x3.My current roll number is 27, again a multiple of 3.My circle of friends have always been 3— no more, no less.I'm the third daughter on my father's (non-extended) side of the family.I've mostly been a 3rd ranker in academics or the 2nd runner up (3rd prize) in every contest I've participated in.Wednesday, the 3rd day of the week happens to be my favourite day— mostly because my mind is set on believing that, Friday is way closer to Wednesday than it would be to Monday.I hate sequels, but I love trilogies— my favourite being “His Dark Materials” by Phillip Pullman, “The Shiva Trilogy” by Amish, and Nolan’s Batman trilogy.My current bank balance is Rs.3— which also means I'm broke.Oh well! So much for being my lucky number.
What is your lucky number?
13, as with the person above lol, I adopted the # 13 when I was quite young, as most others had say # 7, I had to be opposite and have the so called unlucky # as my lucky # ... I have had lots of luck with my # over the years in raffles etc.. According to numerology, my lucky # is 4, but 1+3= 4, so I am happy with that, I will stick to my faithful old #13.. Blessings... )O(
What is your lucky number?
Hmm,apparently i'm lacking out because I honestly haven't any fortunate undies;) I do believe that you're feeling very solid at the same time as wearing effective outfits,so feeling solid could deliver you success then~ pass figuring out to purchase and get you a sparkling outfit!solid success!;)
What is your lucky Number?
My lucky number is a hyphenated number being 09-13-1991 the year of the friday the thirteenth also being my special day
Noooooo! I am unfortunately very superstitious, so I guess I'd have to pick another one and stick with it... but not five, DEFINITELY NOT FIVE!!!
What's your lucky number?
Lucky number 7!
Thank you for the A2A.Is 23 a good/lucky number?Assume that 23 is a lucky number.Then it brings good outcomes, and those outcomes are a matter of luck. But you can use it to get good outcomes, since it is a lucky number. You can carry around a coin minted in 1923, for example. But in that case, the good outcomes it brings are not a matter of luck, but rather a matter of planning and effort, if only very minor effort.This, however, is a contradiction: the good outcomes are a matter of luck, and are not a matter of luck.Therefore the initial assumption, that 23 is a lucky number, must be rejected. It is not a lucky number, but rather, at best, a tool that you can use to engineer good outcomes.—And of course in fact it is not that, either.This is a reductio ad absurdum, and as far as I can see, it works. But you can carry the reasoning one step further:The same goes for any number, of course, and it follows that there is no such thing as a lucky number.In other words, it makes no sense to say that a number, or any other talisman, “brings good luck.” If it does bring good outcomes, that is not luck, but rather reliable causation of one description or another.My answer, then, is no.