Bad Breath Origin
Posted: January 5th, 2007 | Author: Rupert | Filed under: Uncategorized | No Comments »
BAD BREATH AT THE BACK OF THROAT?!?
after i brush , floss, clean my tongue with a scrapper and gargle, i realize i still have bad breath. but now i notice that the origin is really the back of the throat. at the very base of my tongue. i tried to gargle with salt water but no results. can someone help me plz!!!!!! I’m desperate!
bad breath can be a pain in the…
you think about it all the time and can’t really be yourself…
there is a great product that can remove your bad breath for good and it’s actually pretty easy 
you are more than welcome to check it out.
don’t live with it – cure it.
Superstition origions ?
I need to write a report-like project on superstitions, and one of the columns I would like to include is the origins of each superstition, or in a few cases, the first recorded subject ever.
If you can help with any of the following, and can provide a website or source of information, your help is so appreciated!
WHERE/WHEN THEY WERE STARTED:
1. Friday the 13th
2. Finding a penny face up is lucky
3. Don’t do or say things in three’s
4. knock on wood to avert bad luck
5. Hold your breath passing a graveyard so the spirits cannot enter your body
6. dropping an umbrella on the floor means there will be a murder in the house
7. Standing in a circle keeps away evil spirits
8. exit the door you entered or else you will get bad luck
9. A black cat brings good luck towards you and takes good fortune as it walks away from you
WHAT, WHO AND WHEN:
10. The first known chain letter
THANKS SO MUCH xoxo -Tiffany
i only know the first one, but here it goes:
the first “friday the 13th” was actually on October 13th, 1307 when the King gave the order to imprison all of the members of the Knights Templar. since then many people have toyed with the numbers to give other reasons for friday the 13th to be a “statistically” unlucky day
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