#Triskaidekaphobia

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The American contradance "Triskaidekaphobia" was written by Kirston Koths to dispel the bad luck of Friday the 13th. (It works because of the cloverleaf figure.)

If you can't dance this today, watching the video will do the magic for you.

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[mired-in-halloween]

Why Is Friday the 13th Unlucky? | Origin of Friday the 13th

[tioxao]

Ah, the infamous Friday the 13th, the perfect day to blame bad luck for our own mishaps. But where does this fame come from? Some say it's because Jesus was crucified on a Friday, others blame the poor number 13 for being the unwanted guest at mythological parties. Either way, it's always good to have an excuse for the day's misfortunes, isn't it? And you, have you locked the doors and avoided mirrors today?

[paul-archibald]

Superstitions

Composers and performing artists can often be superstitious about dealing with the trials and tribulations of performing and composing. From ‘touch wood’ or avoiding walking under a ladder or crossing fingers or feeling concerned about getting out of bed on Friday the 13th. Many of these superstitions can feel very real to those affected by them. In this edition of In Conversation we look at how…

[phoenix]

Storytime!

The ACTUAL storytime I wanted to share because of that poll.

This isn't really a case of me winning a trivia contest thing, but it is so perfectly *me* that I wanted to share.

Back in high school, we threw a yearly winter carnival, during which I mostly just tried to avoid participation and hiding in whatever odd corner I could find.

But one year they dragged me out into the light of the classrooms, and I decided I'd at least participate in the Trivial Pursuit games being played.

At one point, someone was asked the question, "What is triskaidekaphobia the fear of?" and sure, most people reading that right now know what that word is, but to a bunch of high school students in the 90s? Not a single one of them had an ounce of a clue.

Welll...exactly ONE single student knew. A single student me. Because that's who I am. I knew that word. Of course I knew that word, even then. Y'all know that word by sheer proximity to me, if nothing else.

And I am internally *screaming* because the person being asked didn't know, they thought they might know, they wanted to try and figure it out, but they were NOWHERE CLOSE.

And everyone else around the table was the same, once the answeree had kinda given up, and everyone else was wondering what that word could possibly be.

Meanwhile, I'm sitting on my side like Bart Simpson being tormented with the Happy Little Elves

Because I couldn't just blurt out the answer to someone else's question. Not yet.

But finally, they officially gave up, "Okay, okay, Foe, you've been flailing and thumping your head on the desk for five minutes, what is the answer??"

"THIRTEEN. FEAR OF THE NUMBER THIRTEEN."

"...How in the FUCK do you know that??"

And the answer is simple, because 13 is my lucky number. I love the number 13. I am a triskaidekaphile.

[rolypolypellmell]

I’m sorry everyone. I didn’t like any prompt from any list today, so I decided to do a Friday the 13th pinup with a twist. While searching, I found the “Friday Thirteenth Jinx” drawing from a 1913 newspaper. I just couldn’t figure out how to make a skeleton-bodied creature have a shapely pinup body, so it turned into a mess (plus drawing a ladder perplexed me). Oh well, on to tomorrow!

[darkcranemedia]

While I don't personally consider 13 to be unlucky, many people do. Whatever you choose to believe, just be careful and stay safe. Enjoy your Friday.

[radicalrocko234]

God bless us all today…. 9_9

[astroera11]

Insights On Number 13: A Bad Luck

The number 13 has long been associated with superstition and fear, earning it the reputation of being an unlucky number. From skipping the 13th floor in buildings to avoiding sitting at a table with 13 guests, the fear of number 13, also known as triskaidekaphobia, has permeated cultures around the world. But what lies behind this mysterious belief? Let's look deeper into the origins, superstitions, and psychological impact associated with the infamous number 13.

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pink feathered pen post (12/24/23) Happy holidays !

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Happy Saturday the 14th!

Happy Saturday the 14th!

Whew! We made it through another Friday the thirteenth! I hope you managed to hide from bad luck and dire deeds. I sure did. To tell the truth, I have no particular opinion or fear about thirteen or Friday or Friday the thirteenth, though I do find a lot of irony associated with the avoidance of thirteen. For example, buildings with more than 13 floors don’t call the 13th floor the 13th floor,…

[talltalestogo]

“Happy Eve”

Happy Eve Happy Triskaidekaphobia Eve To all who practice and believe. Beware now that sidewalk crack For you may break your mother’s back. You’ve probably already broken her heart, With your non replies or answers smart. So she has now visited upon you This Friday day over which to stew. The Ides of March did Caesar in, His conspirators waited until the middle to begin. But this Friday and this…

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(via Coussin avec l'œuvre « "Triskaidekaphobia: Incognito Insomnia" » de l'artiste Art-Vortex-fr)