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Discover How Many Of These 32 Superstitions You’ve Been Following All Along Without Knowing
When we can’t explain something, we make it up! That’s what superstitions are about: things made up by popular culture, word of mouth, and a lot of imagination. Now, you’re about to find out whether you swear by these beliefs or live in a completely different reality.
Whether you believe in every superstition you were told about or are just curious about the strange and quirky stuff, be honest with yourself and see how many of them you’ve been following all this time! Let’s start! 🐈⬛🙀
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#1
“Beginner's Luck Exists”
zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)
My dad taught me the basic ropes of a three /four player card game called "Skat" -pretty popular in the G.D.R. - one day when I was around 12/13. Then we played with him behind me giving some strategic advice. Then my first "all alone" game, I won. I told him I had all 4"Unter"(Boys) of each colour + almost a complete colour straight down from "A*s/Daus" (Ace) to "7"(lowest card) + the rest were Aces from the other colours. He blanched and told me "Oh. This is soooo rare that some players NEVER get dealt that combination that I wanted to explain it to you later, in the finer prints. You could have played even a so called "Grand Hand ouvert" , won it 100%, had earned 264points and would have won each Skat competition."
zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)
In the next restaurant/pub he even pointed out the memorial wall: each time a skat player has an exceptional good "Blatt" (combination of cards at the beginning of the game) and won with it, it was posted with name and date there. Mine was better 🫣😊.
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XenoMurph 9 months ago
"Beginner's luck" is simply us relying on our subconscious/instinct in an unfamiliar situation, once you become familiar with the suituation your "thinking brain" takes more charge, often without much success, then when you become really good, your body/instinct/subconscious takes over again, this time with more ability.
Floeckchen 9 months ago
Button-mashing in beat'em'up games sometimes is more effective than trying to play the game normally but not beeing proficiant yet.
MushroomHead22 9 months ago
it depends on the game. jesus. you people clearly do not know how to play tic-tac-toe
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Now that casinos use facial recognition, you are guaranteed to win the first time you go into the casino and probably never again. This is the only explanation I have that 3 people walk into an MGM Grand casino for the first time, and each of us won $90-150 within 5 minutes of each other and 30 minutes in. We kept the money and have not been back but it seems a good way to get people addicted to gambling. Could have been a coincidence but I don't trust it.
Michael Largey 9 months ago (edited)
Luck exists at all levels of experience. It's just seems to happen more at the beginner's level because later on you get to falsely attribute some lucky successes to skill.
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#2
“Umbrellas Can’t Be Opened Indoors”
zububonsai 9 months ago
Well, I let mine dry opened in the bath tub. Honestly, how does the non-openers get them dry without the umbrellas getting mouldy?
Sillywaster Stayalone 9 months ago
Umbrellas are hazardous, the metal protrusions at the vertices can poke your eyes. Also umbrellas were costly in the past, then why take chances by using them when not needed. Thus the superstition was likely a deterrent against kids playing with umbrella, which by all means is a great toy.
Auntriarch 9 months ago
The superstition is that you shouldn't open the umbrella before you leave the house. Which is reasonable - the weather is outside. It doesn't mean that you have to close it on return before it's dry.
Holly Fraser 9 months ago
it's not bad luck it's common sense, it's more likely to knock stuff over
#3
“To Avoid A Bad Thing You Just Mentioned Happening, You Have To Knock On Wood Three Times”
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
‘Touching the cross’, to touch wood is to bring yourself closer to Jesus. So, you guessed it, it’s balderdash.
Apatheist Account2 9 months ago
Never understood that. The cross didn't do him much good.
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Nikki Gross 9 months ago (edited)
We ALL know that it's not real, but it's a fun little habit that we picked up from our Mom. Mom was from the Silent Generation 1933 and Grandpa (Her Dad) was part of the Lost Generation 1890, plus growing up extremely poor in the country, equals a TON of superstitions got passed down from her parents. Everyone needs to remember, that back then they had their own sets of beliefs and habits that was passed down to them by the previous generations. Opening Umbrellas in the house (bad luck), breaking mirrors (7 years of bad luck), walking under ladders, (that's just common sense) A black cat crossing in front of you (a sign of the devil) which is also where the superstition about black cats being evil came from. Throwing a pinch of salt over your shoulder (when you don't believe what someone is telling you or to protect against the devil). Knock on wood 3xs for luck, stepping on cracks will break your Mother's back (that was a childhood thing).etc.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago
I'm not sure about other parts of the Country and what was passed onto them. But if you live in the South, older generations took that as gospel. That's what THEY were taught by their Parents and Grandparents, so of course it can be carried over to the Generation after them. I open my Umbrella when I walk out onto my porch, because it's a pain the the a*s carrying it outside my front door. I shake it out when I come home, so I won't get water everywhere coming through the door with a wet umbrella. My Mom told me that walking under the ladder will be bad luck, was started to discourage kids from going under one and having something fall on them. The breaking a mirror is 7 years of bad luck is actually a belief that is 2,000 to 2,700 years old (Google for more information) So we can't blame our Parents/Grandparents for believing that one. Finding a Penny will bring you 3-7 days of good luck, basically if nothing happens to you then it worked.
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#4
“It’s Bad Luck To See The Wedding Dress Before The Big Day”
General Anaesthesia 9 months ago (edited)
Yeah, I thought he wasn't supposed to see the bride wearing it before she walked down the aisle.
Load More Replies... Moonie Pinkslip 9 months ago
It's not the dress, it's the bride ON the wedding day, before the wedding
Jill Rhodry 9 months ago
The groom isn't meant to see the BRIDE before the wedding - dress or no dress - because they didn't want him to back out of an arranged marriage
#5
“Find A Coin, Pick It Up For Good Luck”
zububonsai 9 months ago
Well, "I pick it up but not for "luck" reasons " would have been a nice third poll choice, IMHO.
UKGrandad 9 months ago
If memory serves, the actual superstition is: Find a penny, pick it up, all day long you'll have good luck. Give it to a faithful friend, and then your luck will never end.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
I'll pick up any coin, it has nothing to do with luck. Usually it makes me a penny richer than I was before. Once in a while even a quarter.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Since a date I don't recall, pennies haven't been pure copper, just copper plated. Over nickel I think. The mineral, not the coin, for all the smarty-pants out there.
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StumblingThroughLife 9 months ago
I do 'pick it up & pass it on'. 100% habit, not belief, from childhood - and not a coin but a penny.
Auntriarch 9 months ago
If I pick up a coin, I put it in the next charity box I see. I mean, it's not mine, but it might do some good
Load More Replies... MushroomHead22 9 months ago
im canadian. it would be rare for us to find a penny on the ground.
#6
“Friday The 13th Is An Unlucky Day”
Nikole 9 months ago
My mom had her 13th birthday on Friday the 13th. She’s 74 and doing fine.
Load More Replies... Lexi 9 months ago (edited)
I'm sure this comes from a when a French king & a pope had the knights Templar arrested, tortured and burnt at the stake. The french king owed them a huge amount of money and didn't want to pay it back, and with them gone he wouldn't have to pay it back. It could be why Friday 13th is considered lucky in France
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
13 has been a lucky number for me, good things seem to happen on the 13th or in connection with the number 13.
Rebecca Edvardsson 9 months ago
My aunt died Friday 13th 2020 and my best friend died Friday 13th 2024 so….
Aedonia Nightsong 9 months ago
In my country the unlucky day Is Tuesday 13th, we have a saying; "En 13 y martes, no te cases ni te embarques, ni de tu casa te apartes" (In 13th and tuesday, don't get married, don't go on a boat, and don't go far away from your home)
Roni Stone 9 months ago
I get all the way through a month and only then realize there was a Friday/13 in it. LOL.
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
Aughhhh 13% of the poll thinks Friday the 13th is bad luck!!! DUN DUN DUN DUM (home alone bells of doom sound)
angie hicks 9 months ago
I was born on a Friday the 13th. Good or bad, it's what I'm stuck with
#7
“Passing Under A Ladder Brings Bad Luck”
Rick Murray 9 months ago
Yes, it can bring bad luck. Walk under a bridge you're much more likely to get paint or power tools dropped on you. That sounds like bad luck to me. Self inflicted, sure, but the superstition doesn't apportion blame.
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
It comes from breaking the trinity of the father, the son and the Holy Ghost, by passed through the triangle made by the ladder leaning up you ‘break’ the triangle, so utter balderdash.
Nikole 9 months ago
I looked that up because it sounded crazy. But you are correct! Oh religion… please just stop.
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Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
There need to be more options in this poll, as in, is this a safety-related "superstition"?
Richard Iachetta 9 months ago
Only time it's bad luck would be if the painter spilled paint on your head. It's not bad luck just a bad choice
chickpea me 9 months ago
I prefer not to do it and I would never do it on a Friday the 13th. Lol.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago
I put this into a previous reply: My Mom was told that it was to discourage small children from walking under ladders. Accidents can happen, like dropping power tools, paint can, etc.
#8
“A Four-Leaf Clover Is A Sign Of Good Luck”
#9
“Bad News Comes In Threes”
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
Self fulfilled prophecy. You find the three that fit together. Then you mention that there’s been three incidents and stop thinking about it.
Tiffany 9 months ago
People die in 3's? It's weird but death comes in 3's it seems like. I don't understand the science behind the concept. I don't believe in much but this I have noticed.
Rick Murray 9 months ago
I have noticed this as well, but I think it's because there is some correlation that ties those three people together. Loads of people die every minute of every day but since they're random people we don't know, we just don't notice...
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 9 months ago
"Bad news comes in threes"? Right. Yesterday, today, and tomorrow.
Featherytoad 9 months ago
My mom always said, bad things come in threes. I never heard it as, bad news. But, I swear, bad things do come in threes if you own a home, lol.
T'Mar of Vulcan 9 months ago
I notice that if one appliance breaks, two more will break shortly after. It's just the law of averages or noticing patterns, and I know it's rubbish, but I still can't relax until the "three" law is fulfilled.
#10
“Breaking A Mirror Brings 7 Years Of Bad Luck”
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
From the days of mirrors costing a serious amount of money, 7 years to raise the funds to buy another mirror.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago
I have a whole comment dedicated to this and the origin of other superstitions.
#11
“A Shooting Star Can Make A Wish Come True”
Bear Hall 9 months ago
Let me guess: you live in a brightly lit city. During the preannounced meteorite showers if it's a clear night just drive out of town and look up on the sky. Or during an eclipse One of the most basic ways to connect to nature is looking up to the stars but light pollution robbed it from us. I remember watching a lunar eclipse from a remote spot when suddenly the sky just filled up with stars. There'll be one on the 13-14 of March, anyways.
Load More Replies... StumblingThroughLife 9 months ago
I could understand it being BAD luck if the shooting 'star' was an asteroid that could wipe out humanity, 🙃 .
Russell Bowman 9 months ago
According to a NASA study, published in 2019, an estimated 17 meteorites hit the Earth's surface each day — making that a grand total of more than 6,000 a year. Gotta be "unlucky" for someone.
#12
“Blowing Out All The Birthday Candles At Once Brings Good Luck”
BeesEelsAndPups 9 months ago
I don't know about good luck, but it gets a lot of spit on the cake
Russell Bowman 9 months ago
At my age ... the number of candles requires a fire department response
Michael Largey 9 months ago
The EPA has labeled my birthday cake as one of the primary sources of global warming.
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Another superstition that really doesn't mean much anymore, just a fun tradition.
Cecilie Hammershøy 9 months ago
The remaining candles you don't blow show how many boy-/girlfriends you get.
#13
“The Evil Eye Protects You From The Envy Glare Of Those Around You”
PunchinelloTX 9 months ago
I know, of course that this is not true. Notwithstanding, I like the custom and I wear an evil eye charm as well as have a few around my house because I think it’s a fun bit of my culture.
I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago
We grew up Catholic but my siblings and I are all atheist. Yet everyone of us has a statue of Prague in our homes. Not because we believe in it but because it's traditional for irish homes. The big tradition was putting it outside the night before a special day to ensure good weather. I suppose our weather is so bad we are always willing to try anything 😅
Load More Replies... Sillywaster Stayalone 9 months ago (edited)
I think it is because the feeling of being watched influences a person's sub conscious behavior. This is likely a psychological trick, just like animals with false eye like patterns on their back that deters predators.
Lame Llama 9 months ago
Literally what most superstitions are about - a psychological trick.
Load More Replies... ILoveMySon 9 months ago
An elderly friend of mine ABSOLUTELY believed it. He swore it helped in his business. I don't believe it but it was interesting to chat about it.
Roni Stone 9 months ago
I think we know it's untrue, but that said, I have one. Given to me by my daughter.
#14
“Crossing Your Fingers Prevents The Bad Thing From Happening”
Auntriarch 9 months ago
It's pretty much downgraded to a sign meaning you hope something will or will not happen
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Or, if you hold your hands behind you while crossing your fingers, the lie you're saying doesn't count. I can cross my toes, too. OK, TMI.
WindySwede 9 months ago
If you do it here in sweden, you are lying. "so as not to suffer punishment for this sin" - wiki, with Google translate.
Michael Largey 9 months ago
At my age, people cross their fingers to brag about not having arthritis.
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
I thought you crossed your fingers to block a lie or promise. Like "yes I promise to do this" but when you get called on it you say "but my fingers were crossed it didn't count!!" (Speaking from the perspective of a 4th grader)
#15
“Spilling Salt On The Table Is A Sign Of Bad Luck, Unless I Throw Some Over My Left Shoulder”
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
The devil is over your left shoulder, throw the salt into his eyes. So once again, balderdash.
UKGrandad 9 months ago
It's even sillier than that. The belief is that the sound of falling salt attracts the devil and that he always approaches from behind and to the left, but throwing salt into his eyes harms him and sends him scurrying back to Hell. Quite how he can differentiate between the sounds of falling salt, sugar, sand, etc. is anybody's guess, as is why he hasn't yet learnt that he'd be safer approaching from the right.
Load More Replies... Lexi 9 months ago
This could come from a time when salt was given as salary due to it's high cost and demand. A lot of Roman soldiers were given salt as part of their pay as they could use it, trade it or sell it. So basically spilling it cost you loss of earnings and to lose money is bad luck.
Michael Largey 9 months ago
But it's bad luck for the person who has to clean the floor after the restaurant closes.
UKGrandad 9 months ago
Or for the poor bugger stood behind you and getting a load of salt in the eyes.
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“A Bird Pooping On You Is A Sign Of Good Luck”
BeesEelsAndPups 9 months ago
That's just something we say to make us feel better about being pooped on
WindySwede 9 months ago
"If it rains on your wedding and a bird poop on your wedding dress it's lucky"
Load More Replies... Sillywaster Stayalone 9 months ago
As a child, whenever I fell and cried, my parents would say, "Look, an ant died," implying that while I was upset over a small scratch, an ant had lost its life—suffering far more. People often say things like this to make pain easier to bear.
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
I've never heard that one before. Probably analogous to parents saying 'eat all your food, children in India are starving'. I never did get that one.
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Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
One morning my dad stepped outside and said "what a beautiful day!!!" And a bird immediately pooped in his coffee hahahaha
#17
“To Toast With Water Is To Invite Misfortune”
Tiffany 9 months ago (edited)
Water is life. Best way to celebrate. Be grateful for water 💧 what if it was limited?
Bear Hall 9 months ago
During the old days water was often contaminated and spread all kinds of nasty illnesses. One of the reasons tea got so popular so quickly is because boiling the water took care of the germs. Anyways, drinking -less potent- alcoholic beverages like weak wines or beers was much safer option than drinking just plain water.
Michael Largey 9 months ago
Yep, all the good luck goes to those people you see toasting each other with booze. Particularly when they're driving home.
#18
“Finding A Spider In Your House Means Good Fortune”
BeesEelsAndPups 9 months ago
I don't kill spiders because spiders kill the bugs in my house that would actually cause me problems. Like mosquitos.
Michael P (Perthaussieguy) 9 months ago
Here in Australia, it depends on the spider. For some species it would be bad fortune for the spider, for it to be found in the house.
StrangeOne 9 months ago
Every time I kill a spider in my home my mom would say "it's gonna rain, now."
Aidan Pite 9 months ago
I used to have a daddy long-legs living under my toilet. I nicknamed him 'papa'.
Richard Iachetta 9 months ago
They aren't good luck, but they do kill all the bugs and little pests in your home and that's kind of lucky
#19
“A Black Cat Crossing Your Path Is A Sign Of Bad Luck”
Adrian 9 months ago
Sadly, black cats spend longer in shelters because of stupid superstitions. Why I adopted three of them!
Rebecca O’Donnell 9 months ago
We also adopt black pets, cats and dogs, for that reason.
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I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago
Funny growing up we were always told that seeing a black cat was good luck!!! It's only in more recent years and mixing with other cultures that I heard some people believe it's bad luck!!! Not that I believe either but interesting hiw it varies across cultures.
WindySwede 9 months ago
UK? Here it has been seen that way unfortunately!
Load More Replies... Sillywaster Stayalone 9 months ago (edited)
Cats (not the ones raised by humans) are vey scaredy creatures, quick to run, jump and change its course. So one can trip just because they are trying to avoid them. And one is likely to trip more in dark or in dimly lit places. And black cats blend with the background when it is dark adding to the problem. Apart from this, I don't see any other reason why one should be careful around black cats
UKGrandad 9 months ago
One of my favourite lines from a song is from Mean Woman Blues: "A black cat up and died of fright, cos' she crossed his path last night".
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Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
I don't care what color a cat is. It's only bad luck if it gets under my feet and trips me. I like cats. Not as much as dogs, I'll admit.
#20
“If Someone Sweeps Over Your Feet While Cleaning The Floor, You Won’t Get Married”
Ru Bee 9 months ago
Which part? Sweeping the feet or not moving for someone whose obviously cleaning.
Load More Replies... Richard Iachetta 9 months ago
The reason you won't get married is that you are someone that nobody wants to spend their life with. Get your act together and become a better person
#21
“Gifting A Knife Is A Sign Of Cutting Relationships Unless A Coin Is Given In Return”
UKGrandad 9 months ago
If you give a coin in return for the knife then you're not being given the knife, you're buying it.
ABC NrTen FCK CENSORISM 9 months ago
Yes, and that's exactly what it is supposed to do. Having you "buy" the knife for ten pence makes it "not a gift" and therefore "not cut the relationship"
Load More Replies... Floeckchen 9 months ago
It is a sign of loyalty and trust in some cultures. Give someone a knife and they gain the power over you to stab you in the back.
ILoveMySon 9 months ago
My Midwestern, US, grandfather believed this. So who knows.🤷♀️
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#22
"If You Forget Something At Home And Quickly Return, You Must Smile At Yourself In The Mirror To Prevent Bad Luck”
I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago (edited)
Same...the others are vaguely familiar but I've definitely never heard if this one!!!
Load More Replies... Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago (edited)
All I know is my MIL screaming at me not to let the baby smile into the mirror or her teeth wouldn't come in. Batshit crazy. *Edited because autocorrect changed "batshit" to "Bayshore"
#23
“Don't Put Your Purse On The Floor, Otherwise You'll Lose Your Money”
StrangeOne 9 months ago
I think that's why they say not to do that. Much of these must stem from ingraining practical rules to follow, or spiritual practices.
Load More Replies... Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
There really need to be more options in these questions. Here again, more to do with safety than anything else.
BeesEelsAndPups 9 months ago
Yes, and don't put your wallet on the table. People will steal that stuff
Michael Largey 9 months ago
Given the floors in some restaurants, you'll lose money getting those stains out of your purse.
#24
“If Your Ears Are Burning, Someone's Gossiping About You”
Panda McPandaface 9 months ago
I'd just have lumps of charcoal on either side of my head.
Load More Replies... Richard Iachetta 9 months ago
If your ears are burning maybe, it's because your hair is on fire
Michael Largey 9 months ago
That means after my students had taken one of my tests, I could have used my ears as flame throwers.
#25
“666 Is The Mark Of Satan”
Rebecca Edvardsson 9 months ago
My ex has 666 tattooed on his fingers and he’s a narcissistic psychopath (for real) so no doubt he is satan.
Adrian 9 months ago
I'm surprised it's not higher with all of the religious nutcases out there.
Load More Replies... Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
hexakosioihexekontahexaphobia Is the fear of the number 666. The Number of the Beast is a great song by Iron Maiden. 668 is the neighbour of the beast. Even Christians (and their variants) can’t settle on one number, 616 pops up too and a few other numbers are in the mix. It’s just a number y’know?
zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)
Plus, this superstition involves that you'd have to acknowledge the existence of a Satan in the first place.... Or any "black, dark, bad" connotation of Satan even if he existed. So ...rubbish for me as a non Christian.
Load More Replies... StumblingThroughLife 9 months ago
No. I've always assumed that this line of thinking (999/666) is linked to Christianity.
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
You would be shocked the number of people who freak out at a transaction totaling $6.66. or 16.66 or 66.66. They will add something else to the cart to make the total different. Former cashier speaking.
Cuppa tea? 9 months ago
Correct me of I'm wrong, but this originates in old testament, which was originally written in Hebrew. In Hebrew, each letter has also numerical value. The letters from word Devil or Satan consists gave value 666.
Russell Bowman 9 months ago
Also, the last studio album by the Greek band ... Aphrodite's Child
#26
“Saying ‘Bless You’ Protects A Person From Evil Spirits Entering Their Body After Sneezing”
Any 9 months ago
In germany we say "Gesundheit", basically means "Health", so we wish health to someone sneezing. No superstition at all.
Stephie 9 months ago
I was taught that we say “bless you” because your heart briefly stops from the pressure of your sneeze. Your “blessed” because your heart started again. (USA)
Michael Largey 9 months ago
Doesn't help. That's just the nose. After all, we have a president with evil spirits up the a*s.
Lozza 2012 9 months ago
I thought you say bless you because evil spirit comes out when you sneeze 🤷♀️
#27
“Don’t Sit On The Corner Of The Table If You Want To Get Married Within 7 Years”
BeesEelsAndPups 9 months ago
Again, it's obviously BS, but I will be sitting at the corner of tables, just to be safe
#28
“If Your Left Palm Itches, It Means You'll Spend Money”
StumblingThroughLife 9 months ago
Losing money, not spending it.... so it goes. Right hand: gain money. Left hand: lose money is what I learned as a kid.
#29
“Breaking Glass Brings Good Luck”
zububonsai 9 months ago
I only know the German proverb "Glück und Glas, wie leicht bricht das." (Luck and glass, how easily both break.")
StumblingThroughLife 9 months ago
That makes 100% sense. The superstition above makes none.
Load More Replies... Richard Iachetta 9 months ago
The only think about it that' s close to bad luck is that you have to buy a new class
Nice Beast Ludo 9 months ago
It's bad luck because you will likely step on a shard of loose glass in the near future no matter how meticulous you are about cleaning it up
#30
“Whistling At Home Will Make You Lose Money”
I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago
Have heard its bad luck to whistle indoors but I've always thought it's just to make sure people don't annoy you by, well, whistling indoors!!!
Sillywaster Stayalone 9 months ago
Or attract animals if you live in a cave
Load More Replies... Michael Largey 9 months ago (edited)
True. Whistling at home would drive all my roommates to move out, and I'd have to pay all of the rent myself.
#31
“If You Step Over A Child, They Will Stop Growing”
Lady Eowyn 9 months ago
Wow, a lot of people must have stepped over me when I was a kid. I really did stop growing for a while, doctor said I'll catch up, but I only made it to 4'10" so maybe there was a residual effect, LOL.
Nikki Gross 9 months ago (edited)
Of course, I have to take after the one short person in my family. Just gives me one more of the MANY reasons why I despise my Grandma. 13 kids and my 6 sisters are 5'7" and above and 6 boys 6'0" and up. Mom was 5'8" and Dad 6'0" so I got bitchslapped by genetics, because I'm 5'3" and that vile b***h was 5'0" tall. I also inherited her pale skin and freckles, which the second part has gotten a little bit better with age.
#32
“If Your Right Palm Itches, It Means You'll Be Greeting Someone”
Rose the Cook 9 months ago
Only ever heard this in relation to getting or losing money. Can't remember which hand is which though.
StrangeOne 9 months ago
My palms have been itchy lately and I've been prepping my income tax return and had a payday. Maybe the prior is right.
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Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
Superstition by Stevie Wonder is the only form of the word worth discussing. Every one of these is utter nonsense.
Auntriarch 9 months ago
Most of them have an element of sense, eg not walking under ladders. I suppose it was easier to add weight by invoking fate or god, than just saying that's a bad idea.
Floeckchen 9 months ago
Some of the "yes" answers were quite alarmingly high. Still a lot of superstitious people around.
ƒιѕн 9 months ago
Or maybe, just maybe, some of us clicked on yes just for the hell of it.
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Oerff On Tour 9 months ago
Superstition is bogus! I have no problem to walk under a ladder on Friday the 13th, with a black cat crossing right in front of me. Nothing ever happens. {Knocks on wood}
zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)
Here we have a variation: when you hear someone else sneezing (or you sneeze), you ask him/ her/yourself "Who thinks of you while kissing someone else?" (Yes, it's nonsense and no, I don't ask anybody or myself that.)
Load More Replies... I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago
I wave at magpies not out of superstition but sheer habit. There are so many where we live I'm sure my mother used it as a distraction when we were small going on car journeys. But I do know some people who take it very seriously!!!
Gavin Johnson 9 months ago
Superstition by Stevie Wonder is the only form of the word worth discussing. Every one of these is utter nonsense.
Auntriarch 9 months ago
Most of them have an element of sense, eg not walking under ladders. I suppose it was easier to add weight by invoking fate or god, than just saying that's a bad idea.
Floeckchen 9 months ago
Some of the "yes" answers were quite alarmingly high. Still a lot of superstitious people around.
ƒιѕн 9 months ago
Or maybe, just maybe, some of us clicked on yes just for the hell of it.
Load More Replies... Oerff On Tour 9 months ago
Superstition is bogus! I have no problem to walk under a ladder on Friday the 13th, with a black cat crossing right in front of me. Nothing ever happens. {Knocks on wood}
zububonsai 9 months ago (edited)
Here we have a variation: when you hear someone else sneezing (or you sneeze), you ask him/ her/yourself "Who thinks of you while kissing someone else?" (Yes, it's nonsense and no, I don't ask anybody or myself that.)
Load More Replies... I_imagine_even_worse_w***s 9 months ago
I wave at magpies not out of superstition but sheer habit. There are so many where we live I'm sure my mother used it as a distraction when we were small going on car journeys. But I do know some people who take it very seriously!!!
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