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If you forget someone’s name or don’t recognize them, it means you’ll be rich
Never whistle at night—invites evil spirits
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 it rains when you leave a place, you’ll return there
Raining at a wedding means future wealth
Never show newborns or unbaptized children to strangers
Never leave empty bottles on the table—place them on the floor
Never celebrate a birthday before the actual date—it’s bad luck
Sit down briefly before a journey for good luck
Don’t whistle at night, or you’ll attract bad spirits or misfortune (including specific legends about the Northern Lights and wildmen)
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