Lucky No. 7

We know that the number seven is considered lucky for a host of reasons, including the amazing success of seven-part novels from JK Rowling and CS Lewis, the fact that there are seven seas, seven wonders of the world, seven planets and Pythagoreans themselves hail the same as a perfect number. But you could have Googled all this stuff without having to read it here, and so we give you seven oft-overlooked reasons that make this digit so very special…

The seventh spot on the row on most calendars marks a Sunday – the one day in the week, where you can be the boss of you. What, you say you work on Sundays? Stop reading this now, and go find a life instead [...]

[...] It’s a prime number that stands alone, without the baggage of being divisible by anything.

The glyph was invented by Indians, so it couldn’t ever spell doom for a fellow countryman. Well, unless you’re Kamaal R Khan

Seven’s a popular number with the ladies. James Bond would attest to that.

Because all good things come in 7s. Like Windows, that needed nothing short of a miracle like 7 to recover from the disaster that was Vista

Because in Bingo, seven’s calling name is God’s in Heaven – a good thing in any culture. Just imagine what your odds are with a lucky number that nicknamed One Fat Lady (8) or One Little Duck (2)?

Because it’s the only other single digit number that deserved two syllables. The other’s zero. But then that couldn’t ever be anyone’s lucky number, now could it?

Keep this t shirt on: You’re in need of some good luck and the garlic and pickles necktie you’re currently wearing is keeping friends, family and the ladies away

Forget about it if: You’ve already got a lucky number, and it’s knock on the door, number 4!

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