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Sweeping Over Feet. If you sweep under someone's feet, they will never marry. According to the new world encyclopedia, superstitions are an “irrational belief” that links. Among latinos, one of the more popular ones explains why you shouldn’t sweep people’s feet. Let’s delve into why this fear may be unwarranted and how you can. South americans believe that if your feet are swept over by a broom you will remain single for the rest of your life. Where does the sweeping feet superstition originate from? In his story, he explained how his grandmother. Some people place a broom across the door, especially on halloween, to keep witches from entering the house. If you move, don’t bring the old broom with you or it will bring bad luck. The sweeping feet superstition is a belief that if someone sweeps over your feet with a broom, it will bring bad luck or cause you to never get married. The curse can be broken, if you immediately spit on the broom. As you stand there, broom in hand, hesitating at the thought of sweeping over your feet—pause for a moment. A los angeles’ real 92.3 radio station listener called in to share their version of broom superstition. Never step over a broom, even if you have to cross over it to pick it up.

Among latinos, one of the more popular ones explains why you shouldn’t sweep people’s feet. If you sweep under someone's feet, they will never marry. As you stand there, broom in hand, hesitating at the thought of sweeping over your feet—pause for a moment. Where does the sweeping feet superstition originate from? The sweeping feet superstition is a belief that if someone sweeps over your feet with a broom, it will bring bad luck or cause you to never get married. South americans believe that if your feet are swept over by a broom you will remain single for the rest of your life. According to the new world encyclopedia, superstitions are an “irrational belief” that links. The curse can be broken, if you immediately spit on the broom. Never step over a broom, even if you have to cross over it to pick it up. Let’s delve into why this fear may be unwarranted and how you can.

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Sweeping Over Feet The curse can be broken, if you immediately spit on the broom. Among latinos, one of the more popular ones explains why you shouldn’t sweep people’s feet. Never step over a broom, even if you have to cross over it to pick it up. Some people place a broom across the door, especially on halloween, to keep witches from entering the house. Where does the sweeping feet superstition originate from? According to the new world encyclopedia, superstitions are an “irrational belief” that links. Let’s delve into why this fear may be unwarranted and how you can. The curse can be broken, if you immediately spit on the broom. If you sweep under someone's feet, they will never marry. As you stand there, broom in hand, hesitating at the thought of sweeping over your feet—pause for a moment. South americans believe that if your feet are swept over by a broom you will remain single for the rest of your life. The sweeping feet superstition is a belief that if someone sweeps over your feet with a broom, it will bring bad luck or cause you to never get married. A los angeles’ real 92.3 radio station listener called in to share their version of broom superstition. If you move, don’t bring the old broom with you or it will bring bad luck. In his story, he explained how his grandmother.