Friday the 13th – Origin, Folklore and the Rules
- Walking under the ladder could end in a disaster.
- You should also not spill salt at lunch time on this inauspicious day. If it happens by mistake, throw a pinch of salt over the shoulder. It wards off bad luck.
- You must not cross a fork and knife on a dinner table on this day. It signals difficult times ahead.
- Avoid cutting your hair on this day. It could result in the death of one of your relatives.
- Many sailors refuse to set sail on Friday 13th.
- Many burn waste eggshells. One should abstain from doing this on Friday the 13th.
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