Bad Luck: A bat flying into the house
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Bad Luck: An owl hooting 3 times
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Bad Luck: 3 butterflies together
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Bad Luck: Looking at the new moon over your left shoulder
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Bad Luck: A 5-leaf clover
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Bad Luck: Breaking a glass while proposing a toast
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Bad Luck: Putting a shirt on inside out
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Bad Luck: Red and white flowers together
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Bad Luck: Hearing a rooster crow at night
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Bad Luck: Cutting your nails on a Friday
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Bad Luck: Putting a hat on a bed
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Bad Luck: Getting out of bed left foot first
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Bad Luck: Violets blooming out of season
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Bad Luck: A picture falling
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Bad Luck: Breaking a mirror
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Bad Luck: Singing before breakfast
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Bad Luck: Opening an umbrella indoors
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Bad Luck: Giving away a wedding present
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Bad Luck: Stepping on cracks in the sidewalk
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Bad Luck: An itch inside your nose
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Bad Luck: Crossed knives
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Bad Luck: seeing an owl during daylight
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Bad Luck: If a dog suddenly barks for no apparent reason in a house that has a sick person then
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Bad Luck: You must wear new clothes at Easter or you will have bad luck
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Bad Luck: There will be an argument if knifes are crossed at a table. Also, if a lover gives you a
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Bad Luck: Breaking a mirror means 7 years of bad luck, unless you take the pieces outside & bury them in moonlight. Also, an undisturbed mirror in a house suddenly fall & smashes then it means that there will soon be a death.
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Bad Luck: Unless you were born in October, the wearing of an Opal will be ill-fated
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Bad Luck: If pepper is spilt, then you will have a serious argument with a friend.
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Bad Luck: Sparrows are said to carry the souls of the deceased to the after-life. To kill one means that you will be cursed.
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Bad Luck: It is extremely unlucky to open an umbrella inside a house.
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Bad Luck: If a groom drops the ring during the ceremony then the marriage is doomed to failure.
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Bad Luck: Breaking a plate, especially if it had not already been cracked.
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Bad Luck: To see the new moon for the first time through glass. Upon seeing the new moon you should turn whatever silver you have in your pockets or handbag, and thus ensure prosperity for a month.
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Bad Luck: To upset pepper
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Bad Luck: The blossom must never be cut from the tree and brought into the house before May 1, or ill fortune will attend you.
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Bad Luck: Never mend a garment while you are wearing it, or misfortune will follow.
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Bad Luck: Breaking a mirror portends seven years of bad luck. It is also extremely unlucky to receive a mirror as a present
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Bad Luck: To make a present of a knife or any other sharp instrument unless you receive something in exchange.
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Bad Luck: Walking under a ladder, unless you cross their fingers while doing so.
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Bad Luck: It brings ill fortune if a lease or any contract is signed in the months of April, July, or November.
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Bad Luck: To spill ink threatens worry, annoyance, and the failure of a project that is on foot.
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Bad Luck: Crossing two table-knives by accident portends bad luck.
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Bad Luck: To give a pair of gloves to a friend unless you receive something in exchange.
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Bad Luck: To encounter a gravedigger coming towards you. Usually this means there will be a severe illness.
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Bad Luck: For those who completely rake out a fire before retiring. A few embers should always be left.
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Bad Luck: To break a glass bottle portends misfortune
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Bad Luck: If you fasten a button into the wrong buttonhole
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Bad Luck: if a candle falls over
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Bad Luck: For a golfer to borrow your partners umbrella
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Bad Luck: Throwing stones into the sea cause bad luck
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Bad Luck: Starting a cruise on a Friday
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Bad Luck: Stepping on board a ship with your left foot
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Bad Luck: To open an umbrella in the house
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Bad Luck: It is unlucky to sit on a table unless one foot is touching the ground
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Bad Luck: If a person stumbles when leaving his house at the beginning of a journey, or trips or stumbles more than once during the course of the journey, it is advisable to postpone it.
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Bad Luck: To pass anyone on the staircase.
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Bad Luck: New shoes should never be left on a table
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Bad Luck: To put on the left shoe before the right, and it is worse still to put the right shoe on the left foot, or vice versa.
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Bad Luck: Spilling salt. If both salt and pepper are spilt at the same time, the force of this ill omen is doubled.
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