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mired-in-halloween · 8 months
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Why Is Friday the 13th Unlucky? | Origin of Friday the 13th
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patbertram · 1 year
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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,…
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cookhomebuyers · 1 year
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Interesting Fact: friggatriskaidekaphobia, What is This? 
It is an irrational fear of Friday the 13th. Well, this year will be very curious and interesting because today is the first Friday the 13th of the year.  The next Friday the 13th of 2023 will be exactly 39 weeks (3 x 13 weeks) away on, Friday the 13th of October 2023.  
How do you feel about Friday the 13th? 
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mlwritersguild · 1 year
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Friggatriskaidekaphobia
friggatriskaidekaphobia by AlexSeanchai
Wait, no, not the fear of Friday the thirteenth. The other thing.
Words: 165, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Miraculous Ladybug
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: F/M
Characters: Zoé Lee, Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir, Marinette Dupain-Cheng | Ladybug
Relationships: Adrien Agreste | Chat Noir/Marinette Dupain-Cheng | Ladybug
Additional Tags: Wedding Planning, Las Vegas Wedding, 3 Sentence Fiction
Read Here: https://archiveofourown.org/works/44252773
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ronk · 8 months
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Another Friday the Thirteenth
Another Friday the 13th has arrived. But how it it acquire its bad luck reputation. Theories...
It happens at least once and at most three times a year. Any month that starts on a Sunday, like this month, will have one. Another Friday the 13th. The fear of Friday the 13th is called friggatriskaidekaphobia. Frigga, meaning “Friday” and triskaideka for 13 and the Greek phóbos for phobia or “fear”. The word itself isn’t ancient – it was derived in 1911 and first appeared in a mainstream…
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miniaturemoonheart · 8 months
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13 Things to Do On Friday the 13th
Celebrate Friday the 13th With a Friend
Friday the 13th is one of those days you either think is kind of fun or you fear in some way. There are friends who believe the day is bad luck. But I believe it’s just another day, one that you can use to celebrate a good time with friends. Plus, the cultural lore around the holiday is quirky and interesting.
Why Is Friday the 13th a Big Deal?
There is no real evidence that bad things happen on Friday the 13th more than any other day. Some folks attribute the belief that Friday the 13th is unlucky with the lore surrounding the number 13, and the superstitions that follow it, which have really only taken hold in this latest century. Some believe the bad luck of that number is associated with the betrayal of Jesus and others think it might have come from a book published in 1907. The book, Friday the Thirteenth, sold lots of copies and was made into a movie, so it seems that people were willing to belief the myth that the day would eventually represent.
There is even an official name for the fear of Friday the 13th called friggatriskaidekaphobia, which is a combination of the derivatives of the name Friday and the fear of the number thirteen. It is estimated that between 17 to 21 million people fear the day, or at least claim to.
Forget Superstitions! Celebrate Friday the 13th
This can be a day you turn into harmless fun for you and your friends. Make it a positive. First, find out when Friday the 13th falls. Some years have more than one occurence, so you could use some of the following suggestions for one of the dates and do the rest of them on the next date, or just completely change it up. No matter when this fateful day falls in any given year, it at least kicks off a weekend. You could do a theme night (horror movie marathon anyone?), or just use the day to tell a few friends you’re thinking about them. Most of all, have fun with it.
In keeping with the theme of this day, I’ve given you thirteen (13) ideas for ways to celebrate. Most of these are inexpensive and take virtually no planning or time so they’ll be easy to do.
Call up a friend and ask if you can pick up a few items for them (like maybe, thirteen or so) from the grocery store on your way home from work.
Write an “I’m grateful you’re my friend” message on their Facebook wall. Or, in keeping with the theme here, write on thirteen different friend’s walls.
Bake a batch of thirteen cookies and drop them off at a friend’s house.
Write a note to a friend and include thirteen things you love about them.
Make a friend a baker’s dozen of their favorite cupcakes.
Play some Friday the 13th games.
Meet them at the coffee shop and find out how lucky you both are.
Invite friends over for a Friday the 13th movie marathon.
Learn more about feng shui together, by taking a class or just hitting up the information available at your local bookstore. Feng shui is believed to help you attract more luck in your life.
Have a Friday the 13th theme party, complete with black cupcakes, spooky decorations, and punch. Just for fun, try to figure out whether you have Triskaidekaphobia or Paraskevidekatriaphobia.
Change up the traditional thoughts about Friday the 13th and enlist a friend to help you develop a lucky attitude. Make a list of things you could do together, like take a class on being positive or building your self-esteem.
Adopt a black cat.
Buy a friend lunch and ask them what they feel has been the luckiest moment of their life.
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day-poems · 8 months
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10/13
I suppose I should mention
in passing that it is Friday
the 13th, and show off my
knowledge of the word…
paraskevidekatriaphobia
(though I will admit that all
I know, year to year, is that
the word exists…I have to
google it every year since
I only use it once every 212.35
days, on this day of all days…
(thank’s again google) as a kind
of celebration of how silly
we humans are…a word for
everything. Or in this case
three. The one I have seen
and used before is the much
more pronounceable (and
memorable) triskaidekaphobia…
though that misses out the
whole Friday thing, so I suppose
paraskevidekatriaphobia
or it’s alternative which is
equally unpronounceable,
friggatriskaidekaphobia…
are to be preferred by the
pedantic among us…which,
considering what I am writing
probably includes me. And,
while I am not superstitious
enough to really have a fear,
I do have to deal with a touch
of extra anxiety when I first
realize the coincidence of
date and day of week that
is Friday the 13th. I will
forget it in a moment. As
soon as I am done here.
Or at least I hope so. I would
not want to carry the load
of friggatriskaidekaphobia
around with me all day, or
paraskevidekatriaphobia
either.
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juliehowlin · 8 months
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Friday the 13th
There are two words for the fear of Friday the 13th: friggatriskaidekaphobia (from Frigga, the Norse goddess for whom "Friday" is named in English and triskaidekaphobia meaning fear of the number thirteen), or paraskevidekatriaphobia (from the Greek words Paraskeví meaning "Friday"), and dekatreís meaning "thirteen").
10 facts about Friday 13th:
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huwspace · 1 year
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Friday 13th January and my own Superstitions for this time of year!
Friday 13th January and my own Superstitions for this time of year!
So how was your Friday the 13th, I hope it went off without any snags, accidents or panic attacks. Friday the 13th has not one but two unwieldy terms to describe it—paraskavedekatriaphobia and friggatriskaidekaphobia—  supposedly the unlucky day. Although my unluckiest day of the year so far kicked in on the evening of Thursday the 12th of January – so I seemed to be planning ahead when it came…
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perlechampion · 1 year
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#perlesjournal Happy Friday the 13th. Do you have friggatriskaidekaphobia or paraskavedekatriaphobia - fear of Friday the Thirteenth? Or just triskaidekaphobia - fear of the number thirteen? You’re not alone.  It’s not so much a fear these days as a superstition handed down through the generations. No one knows exactly why 13 or Friday the 13th particularly is unlucky.  In numerology, the number twelve is considered the number of completeness. Consider the things that come in twelves: months in a year; hours in a day; tribes of Israel, apostles (Judas was the 13th).  Thirteen obviously throws off the whole and bad things happen. Historically, 13th Street and 13th Avenue were often omitted in street numbering; the 13th floor is still skipped in many tall buildings.*  As if the not naming a floor 13 belies the fact that it is 13 carrying another label is somehow safer. Personally, I have adopted it as a pseudo holiday.  I don my all black attire, patted my black cat (for the 18 years of her life) on the way out the door and wish everyone a Happy Friday the 13th. * Note: The Otis Elevator Company reports that 80 to 90% of the elevators it has installed in skyscrapers and large hotels do not have a 13th floor button. #fridaythe13th #superstition #perlesaerie #blackcat #elevator https://www.instagram.com/p/CnXo4-hP9C0/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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jaikublog · 2 years
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13 Celebrities Born on Friday the 13th
Celebrities Born on Friday the 13th
For superstitious people, Friday the 13th is a day to be wary of. The Fear of Friday the 13th is known as paraskevidekatriaphobia, or friggatriskaidekaphobia and it is considered to be one of the most widespread superstitions in the world. The fear and avoidance of the number 13 itself is called triskaidekaphobia. There are several theories about where this superstition originated from. (more…)
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shaneplays · 5 years
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"I'll give em some friggin Friggatriskaidekaphobia when that whistle blows, Mom."
#FridayTheThirteenth #FridayThe13th #Jason
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. Be a friend. Reach out to someone who may on edge on #FridayThe13th . Friday the 13th Jitters . Why Does Friday the 13th Scare Us So Much? . The fear of Friday the 13th is called #friggatriskaidekaphobia or #Paraskevidekatriaphobia . triskaidekaphobia - fear of the number 13 . Brumotactillophobia is the impressive technical term for fear of different foods touching each other. . 'A problem shared is a problem halved' expresses the idea that, when in difficulties it is useful to talk to someone about them. . Glossophobia, also known as public speaking anxiety and speech anxiety, is a fear of speaking in public. . mutism - inability to speak, sometimes as a result of brain damage. . Anthropophobia is the fear of people. . #TalkItOut . telephobia – is the fear and avoidance of phone conversations. . telephoneparaskevidekatriaphobia - fear of talking on the phone on Friday the 13th . Happy Jason Day! . . . . . . . . https://www.instagram.com/p/CSh8iEllCsL/?utm_medium=tumblr
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generationexorcist · 6 years
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What’s Behind the Friday the 13th Superstition?
Do you suffer from friggatriskaidekaphobia? That is, a morbid, irrational fear of Friday the 13th?
If so, you’re not the only one – apparently, President Franklin D. Roosevelt also suffered from it, avoiding travel on the 13th day of any month, and never hosting 13 guests at a meal.
So where does the superstition around Friday the 13th come from? Well, there are a number of theories as to where this relatively modern superstition comes from. Full Article: http://www.winknews.com/2018/04/13/whats-behind-friday-13th-superstition/
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lizardtracks · 5 years
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9/13/2019: It’s a full moon! And Friday the 13th! Anything could happen. You know, just like any other day.
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passivereflex · 7 years
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#FridayThe13th #catsofinstagram #superstition #paraskevidekatriaphobia #friggatriskaidekaphobia #triskaidekaphobia #13
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