Friday the 13th

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[Theseus]

Only if it was February, that's the one to be wary of.

 

[Night Train]

I was just browsing through some old photos and found one from the 90's of me teasing my cat with a boot lace. In the background was a whiteboard and written on it was:
'Do not switch on computers on Friday 13th!!!'.

I think that was due to the Friday 13th computer virus.

Friday 13th doesn't bother me.

 

[Paulus]

I'm off to the pub tomorrow evening, after work. The 13th holds no fear for me.

 

[Archie_tect]

If in doubt miss it out.

 

[cyberknight]

These superstitions do make me laugh inside when i hear people berating others for doing them.
Do not walk under ladders does not count as thats just common sense.

 

[tyred]

It's the best day of the year for walking under ladders, smashing mirrors, spilling salt and using an umbrella in the kitchen

 

[Matthew_T]

These superstitions do make me laugh inside when i hear people berating others for doing them.
Do not walk under ladders does not count as thats just common sense.

To not walk under a ladder isnt superstition, it is safety and common sense.

 

[Matthew_T]

It's the best day of the year for walking under ladders, smashing mirrors, spilling salt and using an umbrella in the kitchen

There was some salt spilled all over the floor in Aldi tonight. Because I walked in it, does that mean anything?

 

[NormanD]

[QUOTE 1677868, member: 9609"]I was just planning tomorrows outing on the bike, a tour through Newcastle, when I realised what day it was. Now i'm not even remotely superstition and would never adjust my plans round such a day. But is there anyone on the forum who is superstitious and who would for instance not go out on the bike on Friday the 13th?[/quote]

The only time I'd worry about the date, is if I was doing the tour through the toon at 11.30pm that day

 

[Archie_tect]

I caused a riot in the office when I stuck a calendar up on Christmas Eve...

 

[cyberknight]

To not walk under a ladder isnt superstition, it is safety and common sense.

Thats what i said ...... but it tends to be put in the same group as the others and i was covering all the bases.

 

[HLaB]

[QUOTE 1677868, member: 9609"]I was just planning tomorrows outing on the bike, a tour through Newcastle, when I realised what day it was. Now i'm not even remotely superstition and would never adjust my plans round such a day. But is there anyone on the forum who is superstitious and who would for instance not go out on the bike on Friday the 13th?[/quote]
I'm planning a 100 miler with a mate, what could go wrong

 

[Kestevan]

My lucky day.

I was married on Friday 13th (planned specifically), we moved into our current house on a Friday 13th.

Fingers crossed for tomorrow and the road.cc competition, some 2K wheels would go a long way to making my current flu feel better

 

[BluesDave]

It's no more unlucky than every other day.