Friday the 13th is supposed to be "unlucky". I don't remember having any bad things to me on that day and anyways i dont believe in bad luck or good luck...how did friday the 13th come about as a unlucky day anyways? that's what i wanna know!
2006-12-20 23:29:48
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answered by Anonymous
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-You should burn your hair at all times because if a bird gets it and put it in his nest you will lose your mind and have a bad -headache all the time, from all the birdie noise.!
-If someone sweeps your feet with the broom, you will be arrested on your wedding day.
-Never say "thank you" when someone gives you a plant or it will die.
-A baby was never allowed to look in a mirror before it was a year old or it would die.
-If big black storm clouds came up you take an axe, hold it up towards the sky and bring it down. This cut the clouds into so they would go away.
-If you dreamed of a wedding, it meant a death.
-A death meant good luck.
-If you dreamed of a muddy river it meant bad luck was dogging your trail.
-If the river was clear, you need have no worries, your luck was good.
-If you see a postman or a red truck, cross your fingers and make a wish. Then, keep your fingers crossed until you see a dog, and your wish will come true; if you don’t keep your fingers crossed, you will have bad luck.
-If you cut your hair during a full moon, it will grow fast
-If you kill a daddy longlegs spider, it will rain.
-If you drop a knife, a boy will come; if you drop a fork, a girl will come.
these are so mad hope you enjoy reading them :D
2006-12-21 01:13:38
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answered by R.Aries 2
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In reply to Ivan R, the menstruation theory about women being unclean should be quite obvious. Of course they're not, but in the Middle Ages, the idea of blood coming from 'down there' was abhorrent, although, of course it was perfectly natural. It still is pretty gross today... I guess you have to be a woman to understand. -_-
Anyway, at sixth form, some kids invented a superstition that it was bad luck to walk over manhole covers, especially those three-in-a-row ones. If you did, you had to spit on the grond and/or shout 'Royal Mail Man'
No idea about the Royal Mail Man thing, except that some of the manholes (now owned by BT) have the initials GPO (General Post Office) on them. And I suppose walking over wet metal manhole covers could cause you to slip, so that would be bad luck.
2006-12-20 23:45:16
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answered by ? 6
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I work in a major casino in Las Vegas. I have seen the most bizarre superstitions!
Take craps for instance. The dice themselves are measured to the MICRON but if the dice roll off the table players will almost always insist on getting the same dice to throw again rather than using a readily available- and precisely identical- replacement.
I honestly believe that gamblers are more superstitious than any other group on the planet.
2006-12-21 01:21:41
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answered by B SIDE 6
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It' a common superstition from India,a person is not supposed to cross the road after a black cat has already crossed in front of the person or else the person is going to face bad luck.Don't know if it's true.
2006-12-20 23:35:03
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answered by Angelina 2
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a million.Is there all human beings you only wish could fall off the planet? no longer probable 2.How do you flush the rest room in public? my foot 3.call one concern you situation approximately figuring out of? chap stick 4.What music do you hate the main? something Beyonce 5.Did only stating that music make it get caught on your head? no 6.what's your maximum tense habit? i do no longer think of any of MY conduct are tense 7.what's your ultimate actual characteristic? my eyes and my boobs 8.What CD is closest to you suited now? Britney Spears 9.What 3 issues can constantly be modern-day on your refrigerator? milk, iced tea and salad dressing 10.What superstition do you have faith/prepare? I by no skill %. up a coin if that is tails 11.What shade are your mattress sheets? white with vegetation 12.What are your in demand sayings? that's what that's- I say plenty 13.What music(s) do you sing maximum in many cases in the bathe? i do no longer 14.in case you could desire to pass returned or forward in time,the place could you pass? returned to December 9, 2000. My wedding ceremony 15.what number young babies do you intend on having? a million sixteen.What do you do while no person is gazing?inner maximum stuff 17.could you somewhat die in a blaze of glory or peacefully on your sleep? peacefully 18.Do you consult with your self? consistently
2016-12-18 17:05:31
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answered by dunnuck 4
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I know lots of crazy ones, but the funniest one I have heard of is very recent: make a wish when your digital clock reads 11:11.
Lexi (27) said to me one day, "It's eleven eleven; make a wish." Having grown up with analog clocks, I didn't get her meaning at once. Then I realized: she's been looking at digital clocks all her life. To her, the arrangement of numbers on the readout is a different thing from looking at hands on a clock face.
Since this 11:11 thing must be relatively new, perhaps we should try to trace its origin.
2006-12-20 23:37:18
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answered by auntb93again 7
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Hi,
Of course they are all senseless, and unbeleivable, but good fun.
Someone told me that if I put a penny on the wart on my finger, then buried it in the garden, it would go away.
Nonesense. I still have the small wart.
What about being told to kiss my boat before setting off ?
Otherwise it will come to grief.
I did not to kiss it, and all was well.
I have a four leafed clover. Did I win the lottery ? No.
It is , in my humble opinion, all b***ocks.
All the best of luck,
Bob
2006-12-20 23:51:18
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answered by Bob the Boat 6
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Three colours being lucky. Three coloured cats are lucky. If the Dr gives you antibiotics there's no way they'll work unless you have three different colours of pills. I knew a doctor who'd prescribe the necessary pills plus two different coloured placebos. Tattoos will protect you from being shot (popular with body guards in some countries).
2006-12-21 09:01:11
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answered by ammie 4
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a mirror 7 years bad look
standing on a crack on the pavement brakes your mother's back
walking under a ladder again is bad look
so is a black cat crossing your path
oh and having an umbrella a up inside
so you are walking down a road in the rain with your umbrella up a black cat crosses you path you trip up over a crack in the pavement that you stud on yo fall under a ladder in to a mirror shop braking a mirror you stand up with your umbrella open inside the shop
totaling that up that is like 15 years bad look or something
(ye right)
2006-12-20 23:52:52
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answered by Michael D 6
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