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funny conversation about superstitions
Never walk under a ladder—bad luck (though this is more Western, some Russians believe it)
Never show newborns or unbaptized children to strangers
Knocking on wood and spitting three times over your left shoulder wards off bad luck
Tossing a coin into a well while making a wish is believed to make the wish come true if the coin hits the bottom
Touching wood is believed to protect against bad luck
Always buy a new broom for a new house to avoid bringing bad luck from the old one
Cacti are placed at entrances to ward off evil spirits
Breaking a mirror causes seven years of bad luck
Knocking on wood dispels bad luck or bad omens
Jumping off a chair at midnight on New Year’s Eve to ensure good luck for the coming year
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