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Posted by: Angege

THE FAMOUS FRIDAY THE 13th

please share your experience or thoughts about FRIDAY THE 13th


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Posted by: Angege

On Friday, October 13, 1307, officers of King Philip IV of France arrested hundreds of the Knights Templar, a powerful religious and military order formed in the 12th century for the defense of the Holy Land.

Imprisoned on charges of various illegal behaviors (but really because the king wanted access to their financial resources), many Templars were later executed. Some cite the link with the Templars as the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition, but like many legends involving the Templars and their history, the truth remains murky.
In more recent times, a number of traumatic events have occurred on Friday the 13th, including the German bombing of Buckingham Palace (September 1940); the murder of Kitty Genovese in Queens, New York (March 1964); a cyclone that killed more than 300,000 people in Bangladesh (November 1970); the disappearance of a Chilean Air Force plane in the Andes (October 1972); the death of rapper Tupac Shakur (September 1996) and the crash of the Costa Concordia cruise ship off the coast of Italy, which killed 30 people (January 2012).

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Posted by: CzechenLeedle

Maybe we should just get rid of Fridays altogether. Just go straight from Thursday to Saturday.


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Posted by: Angege

how about the Thank God it's Friday? hahahahha


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Posted by: CzechenLeedle

I'm a huge horror fan, so Friday the 13th feels like a mini-halloween to me. Even better if it's a full moon in the autumnal season.


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Posted by: Angege

did you know that in many Asian countries we take it seriously ? and to the point that we don't do TGIF because of that ? and also we are being more careful than any other days 


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Posted by: CzechenLeedle
I had no idea, but that's cool to know.
From my time in Japan I was aware that certain superstitions were taken more seriously, somehow I missed this one. Maybe that's why I got weird looks that Friday the 13th lol.

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Posted by: Angege
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I had no idea, but that's cool to know.
From my time in Japan I was aware that certain superstitions were taken more seriously, somehow I missed this one. Maybe that's why I got weird looks that Friday the 13th lol.
It's more fun here in the Philippines because you will see the people being more paranoid and careful at the same time. and most of all the streets are much dangerous when it's friday the 13th.

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Posted by: Jannah

I am starting to think now that you are a half-blood. lol



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Posted by: Angege

maybe?? hahahaha


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Posted by: Jannah

I just realised it now when I remember a movie about it (which I don't even watch) Is it true? That something bad really happened every Friday the 13th? 


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Posted by: Angege

 According to biblical tradition, 13 guests attended the Last Supper, held on Maundy Thursday, including Jesus and his 12 apostles (one of whom, Judas, betrayed him). The next day, of course, was Good Friday, the day of Jesus’ crucifixion.

The seating arrangement at the Last Supper is believed to have given rise to a longstanding Christian superstition that having 13 guests at a table was a bad omen—specifically, that it was courting death.
Though Friday’s negative associations are weaker, some have suggested they also have roots in Christian tradition: Just as Jesus was crucified on a Friday, Friday was also said to be the day Eve gave Adam the fateful apple from the Tree of Knowledge, as well as the day Cain killed his brother, Abel.

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Posted by: Jannah

Is that so? I don't even realised that. You mean they are connected?


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Is that so? I don't even realised that. You mean they are connected?

 That is what catholic or christian believes 


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Posted by: Aristotell

When I was still in Grade school, I remember that I have like 10 dollars or like 500 pesos in our currency, then I lost and I didn't have money to go home then I remembered that it was Friday the 13th so kinda sucks


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