Friday the 13th

It's Friday the 13th. The number 13 has been considered unlucky since the concept of numerology was developed by Alfred Nobel in 1967 to prove that Nikolai Tesla was a transvestite. Friday was declared unlucky by Chaucer in Canterbury Tales after a bad breakup with Rebecca Black. The combination of the two has always been considered unlucky, if your reckoning of "always" only extends back to 1907.

I propose that, in this thread, we bite our thumbs at Nobel, Chaucer, and Rebecca Black, and post the good things about our days.

Today, I went to plug a USB drive into my computer and got it correct on the second, rather than the third try.

Bad luck day indeed!

If Chaucer was claiming the day to be unlucky, where the hell do you get 1907 as an origin year? The guy lived in the 14th century.
 
Fun Facts about the Number 13...

The first U.S. flag had 13 stars (13 colonies) and 13 stripes
The great seal of the U.S had 13 stars
Thirteen arrows
Thirteen pyramid steps
Thirteen shield stripes
Thirteen olive leaves
Thirteen olives
Thirteen letters in annuit coeptis
Thirteen letters in e pluribus unum

Mind = BLOWN!

not really mind blowing. There were thirteen colonies. The re-occurrence of 13 is a symbol for them.
 
Screw this day... No way in Hell the Cards would lose to the Cubs on opening day in Busch Stadium. Thank god I have a reason why they lost now.
 
Fun Facts about the Number 13...

The first U.S. flag had 13 stars (13 colonies) and 13 stripes
The great seal of the U.S had 13 stars
Thirteen arrows
Thirteen pyramid steps
Thirteen shield stripes
Thirteen olive leaves
Thirteen olives
Thirteen letters in annuit coeptis
Thirteen letters in e pluribus unum

Mind = BLOWN!

Is that what that says? For some reason, I thought it said coitus interruptus. :skeptical:
 

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