Bird Poop Brings Good Luck

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From http://stuff.co.nz:
Bird poop brings good luck
Last updated 15:59 23/03/2011

If a bird poops on your head, is it good luck?

A Bay of Islands man swears it is, after winning $100,000 on an Instant Kiwi ticket.

The man said a bird recently pooped on his head, and his friends told him it was a sign of luck coming his way.

"I thought it was a load of rubbish, but when I was in a Lotto shop I had $5 left in my wallet so thought I would buy a scratchie and test my luck.

"I could not believe it when I scratched the right numbers and realised I had won $100,000," the man told NZ Lotteries.

"It is such a great feeling. I plan to start a new life with this win. I want to wipe my debts and just enjoy life."

The man is originally from Christchurch and plans to move back down there, undeterred by the recent earthquake.

"This win gives me the funds to be able to get down there and be able to help out in any way I can in the city's rebuild," he said.

The winning ticket was sold at Fullers Bay of Islands.

- NZPA


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That's really nice of him. I wish a bird pooped on my head now.




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Funny, a bird pooped on my sister's head a long time ago and my mother bought her a toy... so maybe it is lucky
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Oh fer cryin'......
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I will not say a bird has ever pooped on my head, nor will I say that it didn't bring me any luck whatsoever. -_- Also, never go to the Oakland zoo. It's filthy with pigeons. ..That's all.

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My mom believes in that. I mean, one day she comes home and says, "A crow pooped on me thrice and I had to shower again, but y'know, it's a luck day. "

EDIT : I'm pretty sure it wasn't a crow, but probably three.
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