Do you have an article of clothing that you consider lucky?

For the past three and a half years everytime I play poker I wear the same red adidas track jacket (like KGB) and I like to think its lucky. But, last time I wore it I lost BIGTIME…. so, I retired it from my poker playing attire. Hopefully, it will bring a different kind of luck next time I wear it??

My grandpa gave me a brown courdoury coat a few months before he died. I guess that doesn’t make it lucky. But it is my favorite piece of clothing I have.

AND NOW I VENT….. So I was working at a movie theater and went to see my favorite band play in Seattle (Fifteen) and when I got back I went to work before I went home. One of the managers told me to call Celeste (It is Eugene, we all have hippie names). I called her…. Celeste Was my old manager that worked at another theater on the other side of town.

johnpowell: What’s up?
Celeste: Did you talk to your sister yet?
johnpowell: Nope
Celeste: Your grandpa died. He had a heart attack.
johnpowell: {click}

i normally get lucky when i wear a certain pair of underpants… they don’t stay on for long though..

not lucky as such… but generally a good pair of stylish, soft and comfy tracksuit trousers always makes me feel like I’ve come home

Who the hell said im too old for a blankie?....and my pillow oh man i need my pillow it goes everywhere with me….... uhhh anywho….

I used to, but I wore it out. I have had several pieces of jewelry that I wore because they always drew compliments; I told one person, who admired a particular bead necklace, that I wore it when I needed compliments but wasn’t sure I would get any, otherwise. (I have since discovered that those pieces wore me, not vice versa. So I gave them away to people whose personalities and wardrobes could support them.)

Here’s another sig quote that I absolutely agree with: “The sense of being well-dressed gives a feeling of inward tranquility which religion is powerless to bestow.” — Forbes

My black trench coat. I’ve avoided death more than once while wearing it.