I have no superstitions. I would open my umbrella in the house then walk under a ladder, behind a black cat, on my way to the airport to fly somewhere on Friday the 13th and stay in a hotel on the 13th floor without any concern whatsoever...even if I accidentally broke my mirror that morning and spilled the salt while eating breakfast.

Sometimes I think I'll spontaneous combust upon entering a church, but haven't had any luck yet . But seriously the only things I can think of are certain things that my ultra superstitious grandma tried to drill into my brain as a child. I can hear her voice already (she was WWII refugee, originally from the USSR) For any rash or blemish: "Put Vaseline!" For achey legs: "Soak in Vinegar!" For hair that goes over your eyes: "You go cross-eyed!" When car windows are open: "No shut it before you catch draft!" She thought "draft" was a mysterious disease. Miscellaneous: "No whistling in house. You grow voosa (mustache)! "Don't even touch anything with rust."

No matter the reason.

I kiss my guitars when I bang them against a wall......

I do wear my Colts hat during the games, but it obviously does not help much. LOL

Fairy ring?

My mother died a while ago, but I do not step in a crack!

Jk, I cannot think of anything.

Since my wife of 37 years was born on a Friday the 13th, and we started our business together on a Friday the 13th in 2013, I'm far from triskaidekaphobic! Thirteen is a number to be celebrated, as far as I'm concerned! That said, in the spirit of true confessions, I still have a lingering fear of 'tempting fate.' Thus, I avoid saying things like, 'that would never happen to us,' or 'we've never had (fill in the blank) happen here.' I still catch myself pre-empting such statements with, 'knock on wood, but..."

Learned a saying as a child " find a penny pick it up and all day long you'll have good luck" I still say that to myself when I pick up a penny.

I don't walk under ladders, especially if the people on them are painting.
I don't stick cutlery in electric sockets, another silly superstition.

Still held superstitious belief "People die in threes". Indeed if you wait long enough it will happen.

However it usually seems to occur in a matter of weeks? I'm sure it's an observational bias. But it still runs through my brain.

Ummmm..knock on wood..

@jnei it looks like you are having a hard time making people admit they have a superstitious side haha. But don't despair. If you question people about politics or economics that's when superstitions come out!

Nope, I ain’t superstitious

But I always knock on wood.

Probably a good thing not to stomp over any mushrooms and smash them, no matter which superstition one is following.
Marasmius oreades, the Scotch bonnet, a fairy ring mushroom, is considered delicious by many mushroom connoisseurs.

No held superstitions, if I don't have any evidence for something I don't hold it in any serious regard.

I tend to tap the roof of my car when going through yellow lights

I think the Unreal are real. They don't exist in our dimension but influence what we think and therefore do. Have you been tempted to do something wrong? The temptation is them. If you break down the word [ "Religion" / re means "do again" / lig is the stem in the middle of "knowledge" / ion was another word for hell ] They can make us believe the stuff in print and hate the people it badmouths. PEOPLE BEFORE PRINT!

Punching someone in the shoulder when I see a car with one headlight.... but I think that's a car game? (You're other option is to kiss them.).

These days I just say "Piddidle!". The caller doesn't get punched.

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Ireland?

If I spill the salt, I always toss some over my left shoulder. I was just thinking, next time I shouldn't do that, but nah... I probably will. lol

Okay.