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Russian Superstitions

Never hand someone a knife—it signals future conflict
If you have a bus ticket where the sum of the first three digits equals the last three, it’s good luck—eat the ticket for extra luck
If you spill salt, don’t throw it over your shoulder—it doesn’t work in Russia
Rubbing statues in certain places (like metro stations) brings luck
Never greet or say goodbye on the threshold—invites bad spirits
Never whistle at night—invites evil spirits
If you find yourself between two people with the same name, make a wish
If you trip on your left leg and were born on an odd day (or right leg on an even day), ask someone to slap your hand to avoid bad luck
If a chicken crows at you three times before noon, a family member may die soon
Don’t go to the bathhouse after midnight—danger from spirits

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