Question of the Day - Monday, April 21st, 2025

Thirteen got its bad reputation (supposedly) because of the number of people at the Last Supper: Jesus and the 12 disciples ... and look how that turned out. Unlucky for Jesus, some might say.

But very lucky for the rest of us ...
 
Thirteen got its bad reputation (supposedly) because of the number of people at the Last Supper: Jesus and the 12 disciples ... and look how that turned out. Unlucky for Jesus, some might say.

But very lucky for the rest of us ...
There is also a strong tie to Norse Mythology and a story where Loki arrived as the 13th guest at a feast in Valhalla and tricked another guest into murdering the god Baldur. Clearly pre-Christianity, but the oldies are the goodies, so they say.
 
There is also a strong tie to Norse Mythology and a story where Loki arrived as the 13th guest at a feast in Valhalla and tricked another guest into murdering the god Baldur. Clearly pre-Christianity, but the oldies are the goodies, so they say.
Thanks, was not familiar with that one. That Loki always was a trouble-maker! He never should have been invited. 😉
 

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