Are u Afraid of Friday the 13th?

[Iamalbertrebs]

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purely superstitious believe no, scientific explanation....

[ooopinkgurlooo]

No... never ko gidimalas sa Friday the 13th

[raizo.wizzy]

di ko motoo...kay swerte ko gahapon...

[THE SKULLS]

Kuyaw sa Friday the 13th kung dili mo-abot ang sweldo.

[ad_dur]

Fiday the 13th ..Naaaaaah!!!!

[mio]

Di. Di man gani ko mo tuo ani.

[PseudoSurgeon]

Nope. Ang friday the 13th ang mahadlok nako... ahahaha

[askal]

way hadlok2 bisan magpakita pana tang di ingon ato diha.


motago lng ko

[wire]

...Dili na tinood bro...

...Mas mu-too pako sa CR sa CIT kahadlukan... Kahadlukan dili tungod kay naay Ungo every Friday the 13th, but TUBOL Nga Gati-urok sa Inuduro Maoy Gi-kahadlukan... every Friday the 13th of the month sa CIT, Sure ko naa jud na-TUBOL ana!... Inig dayun abli sa pultahan sa CR managan Oi - Daku kaaU ang TUBOL naa pay Dugo.... ^_^

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Superstitions—Why So Persistent?
AS YOU are probably aware, there are still many who view a black cat crossing their path as a bad omen or who are fearful of walking under a ladder. Many also believe that Friday the 13th is a day of bad luck and that the 13th floor of a building is a dangerous place to be. Such superstitions persist even though they are irrational....
Think about it. Why do some people carry a rabbit-foot or knock on wood when expressing some hopeful sentiment? Isn’t it because, without sound evidence, they believe that these acts will ensure good luck? The book A Dictionary of Superstitions observes: “A superstitious mind believes that certain objects, places, animals, or deeds are lucky (good omens or charms) and that others are unlucky (bad omens or signs of misfortune).”—See Galatians 5:19, 20.