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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Are you a believer ?
Do you know any outrageous ones? Not the usual black cat, no 13 etc. Saying that..one time a black cat crossed my road I lost a wallet... hundred other times when they did - nothing happened.
My ex used to say that cutting nails in the evening would give you financial troubles. Not sure how did this come about!  I'm struggling to find some logical connection between the two! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I was born on Friday the 13th and as luck goes I'm not doing bad - a was born in Dartford not Darfur for a start and it just kept getting better.
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Brilliant. 13th was always lucky for me. Quite few important things happened to me on 13th
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Not in the slightest"
I do wonder if it's about shoving responsibility for things "happening to us" at something what is out of our control and totally random. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Not a believer as such but almost always touch wood to bring luck, often saying 'toca madera' which is the Spanish equivilant-its interesting how universal some superstitions are.
And if we're doing music links...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKuJUxGntRI |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Not a believer as such but almost always touch wood to bring luck, often saying 'toca madera' which is the Spanish equivilant-its interesting how universal some superstitions are.
And if we're doing music links...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKuJUxGntRI"
Yes. Some are probably globally known.
What about going underneath the ladder ? Is it considered a bad luck here ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not a believer as such but almost always touch wood to bring luck, often saying 'toca madera' which is the Spanish equivilant-its interesting how universal some superstitions are.
And if we're doing music links...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKuJUxGntRI
Yes. Some are probably globally known.
What about going underneath the ladder ? Is it considered a bad luck here ? "
Yes it is, but that actually seems reasonable - people do often drop things from ladders! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I'm not at all, but still do things out of habit like spit in the palm of my hand when I see a white horse. I know it's beyond silly "
Spit ..where? What? 
I've never heard of that one before. Just white horses?
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"I'm not at all, but still do things out of habit like spit in the palm of my hand when I see a white horse. I know it's beyond silly
Spit ..where? What?
I've never heard of that one before. Just white horses?
Mr"
Yep only white horses. Spit from my mouth onto the palm of my hand. I've no idea why but it's good luck and I can't get out of the habit of doing it. I know I'm a full on weirdo. |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"Are you a believer ?
Do you know any outrageous ones? Not the usual black cat, no 13 etc. Saying that..one time a black cat crossed my road I lost a wallet... hundred other times when they did - nothing happened.
My ex used to say that cutting nails in the evening would give you financial troubles. Not sure how did this come about! I'm struggling to find some logical connection between the two!"
The not cutting your nails at night originates from India, I believe,some of my friends avoid this too probably so they didn't injure themselves in the dark ha.
My Grandpa,who is German always said it was bad luck to toast with water but I can't remember why.
I'm totally on board though if it means I can have wine.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"The only one I really hold is the doorman superstition that people go a little crazy when it's a full moon. "
Wonder if they would if they didn't know its a full moon? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Not a believer as such but almost always touch wood to bring luck, often saying 'toca madera' which is the Spanish equivilant-its interesting how universal some superstitions are.
And if we're doing music links...
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=XKuJUxGntRI
Yes. Some are probably globally known.
What about going underneath the ladder ? Is it considered a bad luck here ?
Yes it is, but that actually seems reasonable - people do often drop things from ladders!"
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Are you a believer ?
Do you know any outrageous ones? Not the usual black cat, no 13 etc. Saying that..one time a black cat crossed my road I lost a wallet... hundred other times when they did - nothing happened.
My ex used to say that cutting nails in the evening would give you financial troubles. Not sure how did this come about! I'm struggling to find some logical connection between the two!
The not cutting your nails at night originates from India, I believe,some of my friends avoid this too probably so they didn't injure themselves in the dark ha.
My Grandpa,who is German always said it was bad luck to toast with water but I can't remember why.
I'm totally on board though if it means I can have wine.
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What about.. don't blow the candle as somewhere the sailor will die?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I'm not at all, but still do things out of habit like spit in the palm of my hand when I see a white horse. I know it's beyond silly
Spit ..where? What?
I've never heard of that one before. Just white horses?
Mr
Yep only white horses. Spit from my mouth onto the palm of my hand. I've no idea why but it's good luck and I can't get out of the habit of doing it. I know I'm a full on weirdo. "
Never heard this one either. Thanks.
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My friend once told me of an old Indian superstition from the state of his birth which suggests that if one sits on a wall and idly knocks ones heels against it (as one often sees children doing), it will shorten the life of ones loved ones.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I still don't walk across three drains
Why?
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Growing up, there was a thing where two drains = good luck, three = bad, four = make a wish  codswallop I know. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Itchy palms believed to suggest that money is coming your way.
Still scratching.
Left to leave and right to receive, I love this one x"
WoW, this I didn’t know...  xx |
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"The only one I really hold is the doorman superstition that people go a little crazy when it's a full moon.
Wonder if they would if they didn't know its a full moon? "
Had a few hairy evenings when it was a full moon and overcast, so they seem to. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I still don't walk across three drains
Why?
Growing up, there was a thing where two drains = good luck, three = bad, four = make a wish codswallop I know."
Thanks for explaining
Don't worry. There are worse things to believe in |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"Are you a believer ?
Do you know any outrageous ones? Not the usual black cat, no 13 etc. Saying that..one time a black cat crossed my road I lost a wallet... hundred other times when they did - nothing happened.
My ex used to say that cutting nails in the evening would give you financial troubles. Not sure how did this come about! I'm struggling to find some logical connection between the two!
The not cutting your nails at night originates from India, I believe,some of my friends avoid this too probably so they didn't injure themselves in the dark ha.
My Grandpa,who is German always said it was bad luck to toast with water but I can't remember why.
I'm totally on board though if it means I can have wine.
What about.. don't blow the candle as somewhere the sailor will die? "
I know you have to leave a candle in your window so your love at sea can find his way back to you but I guess that only works if you live on the coast. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"My friend once told me of an old Indian superstition from the state of his birth which suggests that if one sits on a wall and idly knocks ones heels against it (as one often sees children doing), it will shorten the life of ones loved ones.
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Bit gruesome! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"New shoes on the side!
Hubby always does this. Walks in from shopping, plonks the bag down on the side.
I’m like ‘noooooo!’ "
Oh oh! This reminds me. Many of my friends from old times used to say..don't put your bag on the floor, you'll lose money. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I always curtsy to the full moon to thank her for the months blessings because if you don't she won't bless you the following month "
That is almost.. romantic
I'm going to Google it. |
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"New shoes on the side!
Hubby always does this. Walks in from shopping, plonks the bag down on the side.
I’m like ‘noooooo!’
Oh oh! This reminds me. Many of my friends from old times used to say..don't put your bag on the floor, you'll lose money. "
If one’s wallet/purse falls out the bag?  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Are you a believer ?
Nope, not of any kind, superstitions, religions, ghosts, spirituality, Crystal healing, auras etc, nothing."
Believer in your own rationality then;-) |
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Interestingly, the inception of some traditional superstitions we’re likely grounded in common sense.
‘It is unlucky to walk under a ladder’ - it certainly is safer not to for fear of the work person presently up it dropping tools etc onto one’s head.
Similarly, ‘It is unlucky to cross on the stairs’ - It certainly eliminates the possibility of knocking the other person down them (or befalling the same fate!) etc |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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This isn't a superstition it is fact!!
If you sneeze for no reason,someone is talking about you
1 for something good
2 for something bad
3 is a sign someone is in love with you.
4 then something terrible with happen to you or a loved one.
To get the initial letter of the person speaking you ask someone in your presence to say a 3 digit number add together until the number is less than 27 which will correlate to a letter in the alphabet.
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
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Er….a disheveled looking fellow with a hook hand has appeared behind me.
I don’t think he’s my Amazon delivery driver either….  |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Interestingly, the inception of some traditional superstitions we’re likely grounded in common sense.
‘It is unlucky to walk under a ladder’ - it certainly is safer not to for fear of the work person presently up it dropping tools etc onto one’s head.
Similarly, ‘It is unlucky to cross on the stairs’ - It certainly eliminates the possibility of knocking the other person down them (or befalling the same fate!) etc"
Could you please decipher for me the cutting nails thing then |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
Er….a disheveled looking fellow with a hook hand has appeared behind me.
I don’t think he’s my Amazon delivery driver either…. "
He is. Halloween started early. |
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By *ack688Man
over a year ago
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"Are you a believer ?
Nope, not of any kind, superstitions, religions, ghosts, spirituality, Crystal healing, auras etc, nothing.
Believer in your own rationality then;-)"
I’m even sceptical of that at times, the minds isn’t perfect, things get misremembered, and brain cells die off over time. I guess I consider myself a ‘cheerful nihilist’ though |
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By (user no longer on site)
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When ever I check the salt seller , I always throw salt over my left shoulder for good luck , never had any problems. the people on the other table however, have really red eyes though |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"This isn't a superstition it is fact!!
If you sneeze for no reason,someone is talking about you
1 for something good
2 for something bad
3 is a sign someone is in love with you.
4 then something terrible with happen to you or a loved one.
To get the initial letter of the person speaking you ask someone in your presence to say a 3 digit number add together until the number is less than 27 which will correlate to a letter in the alphabet.
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On that note. Itchy nose meant to mean three different things.. thars from my native country.
Left side- love on its way
Right side- you'll get angry
Middle- expect a guest!
If you drop a fork a female guest will come. If a knife - a male one. Or other way round |
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Whilst I myself am not superstitious in general, I work in an industry with traditional - almost institutionalised superstition.
I thought it was all rubbish. I still kinda do... but then a young colleague decided to flout superstition and mouth off about Macbeth and within ten minutes her leg was broken in two places after getting run over by scenery.
Was it fate? Or was she just an idiot? I’ll never know.
But for now the Scottish play stays, simply, the Scottish play. |
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"Interestingly, the inception of some traditional superstitions we’re likely grounded in common sense.
‘It is unlucky to walk under a ladder’ - it certainly is safer not to for fear of the work person presently up it dropping tools etc onto one’s head.
Similarly, ‘It is unlucky to cross on the stairs’ - It certainly eliminates the possibility of knocking the other person down them (or befalling the same fate!) etc
Could you please decipher for me the cutting nails thing then "
That one is admittedly, decidedly esoteric…
Something about short nails not being able to count money with the same dexterity?
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"When ever I check the salt seller , I always throw salt over my left shoulder for good luck , never had any problems. the people on the other table however, have really red eyes though "
You could also spit three times over the left shoulder, if salt has been spilled (thats meant to be bad luck!) to counter the misfortune. Wonder how that would go down.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
Er….a disheveled looking fellow with a hook hand has appeared behind me.
I don’t think he’s my Amazon delivery driver either…. "
now you’re fucked
rest of you peeps, please do not do (Prime customer here an example) |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Are you a believer ?
Nope, not of any kind, superstitions, religions, ghosts, spirituality, Crystal healing, auras etc, nothing.
Believer in your own rationality then;-)
I’m even sceptical of that at times, the minds isn’t perfect, things get misremembered, and brain cells die off over time. I guess I consider myself a ‘cheerful nihilist’ though"
I'm putting it down as a private note under your profile.
Cheers to that unusual term |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"This isn't a superstition it is fact!!
If you sneeze for no reason,someone is talking about you
1 for something good
2 for something bad
3 is a sign someone is in love with you.
4 then something terrible with happen to you or a loved one.
To get the initial letter of the person speaking you ask someone in your presence to say a 3 digit number add together until the number is less than 27 which will correlate to a letter in the alphabet.
On that note. Itchy nose meant to mean three different things.. thars from my native country.
Left side- love on its way
Right side- you'll get angry
Middle- expect a guest!
If you drop a fork a female guest will come. If a knife - a male one. Or other way round "
I like the knife and fork one,I have never heard of that and what does dropping a spoon mean? Lol
I have always believed an itchy nose means you are going to have an argument,I prefer your explanation though. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Remember these tried and tested superstitions:
Itchy palms: You’ll come into money
Itchy feet: You’ll be going on a long journey
Itchy anus: You have Thread Worms."
Oh for goodness sake..
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By (user no longer on site)
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
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Done. What happens next? Obviously aside from using the loo, at my age you never waste a trip to the bathroom.
Mr |
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By *hunky GentMan
over a year ago
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
Done. What happens next? Obviously aside from using the loo, at my age you never waste a trip to the bathroom.
Mr"
A man sneaks up behind you and sticks a marsbar up your bum.
Or is that a different candyman? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are you a believer ?
Nope, not of any kind, superstitions, religions, ghosts, spirituality, Crystal healing, auras etc, nothing.
Believer in your own rationality then;-)
I’m even sceptical of that at times, the minds isn’t perfect, things get misremembered, and brain cells die off over time. I guess I consider myself a ‘cheerful nihilist’ though"
There's an interesting theory that reality is nothing like we perceive it. The case against reality is a good read and offers an explanation for (among much else) optical illusions and why beetles in Australia try to mate with discarded beer bottles.
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By (user no longer on site)
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I wouldn’t say I’m superstitious although I watch Ice Hockey and there are some guys who are crazy crazy superstitious, even down to the lucky jock straps and tapping a stick so many times |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I wouldn’t say I’m superstitious although I watch Ice Hockey and there are some guys who are crazy crazy superstitious, even down to the lucky jock straps and tapping a stick so many times "
There is a lot of that in competitive sports no? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Whilst I myself am not superstitious in general, I work in an industry with traditional - almost institutionalised superstition.
I thought it was all rubbish. I still kinda do... but then a young colleague decided to flout superstition and mouth off about Macbeth and within ten minutes her leg was broken in two places after getting run over by scenery.
Was it fate? Or was she just an idiot? I’ll never know.
But for now the Scottish play stays, simply, the Scottish play. "
She was probably unfortunate. And then the witnesses just connected the dots. We all are desperate for explanation when bad things happen. Some more rational than others. I guess. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wouldn’t say I’m superstitious although I watch Ice Hockey and there are some guys who are crazy crazy superstitious, even down to the lucky jock straps and tapping a stick so many times
There is a lot of that in competitive sports no? "
Oh I’m not sure I only watch NHL hockey |
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Bad things or occurrences come in threes. If two bad things happen I’ll drop an egg on the floor to finish the trio.
As for the black cat, lucky to have it walk in front of you, however if you make it change direction that is bad luck, so give them plenty of room and let them go on their journey. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Bad things or occurrences come in threes. If two bad things happen I’ll drop an egg on the floor to finish the trio.
As for the black cat, lucky to have it walk in front of you, however if you make it change direction that is bad luck, so give them plenty of room and let them go on their journey. "
I admit I started this thread as had one wandering in front of me today. It seemed happy enough so I'll shall be OK |
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"Bad things or occurrences come in threes. If two bad things happen I’ll drop an egg on the floor to finish the trio.
As for the black cat, lucky to have it walk in front of you, however if you make it change direction that is bad luck, so give them plenty of room and let them go on their journey.
I admit I started this thread as had one wandering in front of me today. It seemed happy enough so I'll shall be OK "
You will be |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"When your nose itches = you’ll get a visitor
I find it only itches when he hasn’t waxed his hairy ball sack as they’re tea-bagging me... "
Hide some duct tape under the pillow for next time. Emergency waxing |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Interestingly, the inception of some traditional superstitions we’re likely grounded in common sense.
‘It is unlucky to walk under a ladder’ - it certainly is safer not to for fear of the work person presently up it dropping tools etc onto one’s head.
Similarly, ‘It is unlucky to cross on the stairs’ - It certainly eliminates the possibility of knocking the other person down them (or befalling the same fate!) etc
Could you please decipher for me the cutting nails thing then "
I guess if you cut your nails after dark before electric light there was more chance of an accident ? When many people worked with their hands this could bring financial hardship. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"for those non-believers I dare you to say Candyman before a mirror five times in a row...
Done. What happens next? Obviously aside from using the loo, at my age you never waste a trip to the bathroom.
Mr"
Be weary and sleep with one eye open at night Mr |
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"Don't place 2 mirrors opposite each other.
The infinite reflections may look cool, but facing mirrors open a doorway for the devil.
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Does this apply to mirrored ceilings to? Asking for a suddenly concerned friend…… |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Don't place 2 mirrors opposite each other.
The infinite reflections may look cool, but facing mirrors open a doorway for the devil.
Does this apply to mirrored ceilings to? Asking for a suddenly concerned friend……"
probably not as it’s unlikely he’ll have a mirrored floor...! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Don't say the same word at the same time as your friend...
According to the locals in Italy, if you say the same word as someone in unison, you'll never get married (yikes!).
They say to undo this bad juju, you must immediately touch your nose.
I’ll not be touching my nose for sure |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Sex before battle will lead to defeat.
Sex before battle would hopefully lead to no one being bothered to battle anymore! Make love not war! "
Or being carried back on the shield.. I'd like that. not in a Spartan sense. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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Dont really have any. I did realise in the shower that I always start washing my right arm first. I like to shake things up so today started with my left and fell out of the bathtub |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Dont really have any. I did realise in the shower that I always start washing my right arm first. I like to shake things up so today started with my left and fell out of the bathtub "
Oh gosh
I'm glad you challenged yourself but at what cost! Are you alright ? |
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By *dalisqueWoman
over a year ago
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"Don't say the same word at the same time as your friend...
According to the locals in Italy, if you say the same word as someone in unison, you'll never get married (yikes!).
They say to undo this bad juju, you must immediately touch your nose.
I’ll not be touching my nose for sure "
This explains why I have never been married!! |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Don't say the same word at the same time as your friend...
According to the locals in Italy, if you say the same word as someone in unison, you'll never get married (yikes!).
They say to undo this bad juju, you must immediately touch your nose.
I’ll not be touching my nose for sure "
So the "snap" thing is actually a bad thing? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Interestingly, the inception of some traditional superstitions we’re likely grounded in common sense.
‘It is unlucky to walk under a ladder’ - it certainly is safer not to for fear of the work person presently up it dropping tools etc onto one’s head.
Similarly, ‘It is unlucky to cross on the stairs’ - It certainly eliminates the possibility of knocking the other person down them (or befalling the same fate!) etc
Could you please decipher for me the cutting nails thing then
I guess if you cut your nails after dark before electric light there was more chance of an accident ? When many people worked with their hands this could bring financial hardship."
This makes sense. And yes the origin is correct as _dalisque pointed out. Thanks for trying |
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