Tackling superstitions can be risky business
I WAS queuing in Dublin last week when something “lucky” happened to me. A bird crapped on my head.
“That’s good luck,” a woman beside me cooed, as I tissued pigeon plop out of my hair.
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LIMITED OFFERI WAS queuing in Dublin last week when something “lucky” happened to me. A bird crapped on my head.
“That’s good luck,” a woman beside me cooed, as I tissued pigeon plop out of my hair.
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