How Friday The 13th Became So Feared
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For non-believers, this year's second — and final — Friday the 13th is just the start of a weekend. However, for the estimated twenty million people in the US, and scores more worldwide, that suffer from "friggatriskaidekaphobia," or "paraskevidekatriaphobia," November 13, 2020, will be fraught with bad luck. Though some of the fear can be blamed on the Friday the 13th movie franchise, the day's bad reputation began long before the film’s hockey-masked villain, Jason Voorhees, made an appearance.
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bouncy_101약 5년Wow, I didn't know that that many people of scared of a day.
creator123약 5년Can you believe that some people are afraid of a NUMBER??- shoe0약 5년some people can because of bad luck and no one wants bad luck
- creator123약 5년Believe it or not, my dad was born on Friday the 13th, and he's quite lucky!
cekykonu-159772134726약 5년my moms birthday is on Friday the 13th
creepazka약 5년This is my fav holiday!
bidas약 5년my Friday was rather lucky
ssdn271약 5년glad you had a lucky friday.
- ssdn271약 5년i am in 6th grade and in middle school, i am no longer a tiny little kid, so i am no longer scared of things like jason or freedy cugar or annabelle or all those other spirits and demons, they are not real! when you are in 6th grade please do not be scared because they are not real!
willywonka2025약 5년Honestly when you think about it, Friday the 13th is almost LUCKY in some ways. First, less accidents because there are less cars. Second, there may be less Coronavirus cases because less people are going out. We might need to re-think Friday the 13th, but I don't judge people who may be a little frightened by the date. 📆 Happy Friday the 13th!
yav2729약 5년thats right
dogfood약 5년I wacthed all of the friday the 13th movies and there bad movies