1. You'll fall down.
   You'll catch a cold.
2. You'll get pregnant.

It's a load of hooey that you'll catch a cold simply because your hair is wet when you go outside.

1. Pneumonia
   Hangovers
2. STDs

If you have a horrible hangover, having another alcoholic drink can help you feel a bit better. Allegedly.

1. True
2. False

Your mom made you chicken soup for a good reason — it can sometimes lower white blood cell activity and reduce inflammation, all of which may help you feel better.

1. Your lover is cheating on you.
   You've told a lie.
2. You're pregnant.

Pants on fire! If you bite your tongue, you told a lie, or so the old wives' tale goes.

1. Lower their fertility
   Make them dumber
2. Improve eyesight

It's been said that hot baths can make it harder for men to impregnate females, and this one is proven true by science.

1. To call for angels
   To get rid of the smell
2. So that their soul can leave the premises

You don't want that soul hanging out and haunting you, so open the windows, pronto.

1. You watched "Jaws" before bedtime.
   Someone you know is pregnant.
2. You really like fish.

Fishy dreams mean that a person you know is going to have a baby.

1. To curse door-to-door salesmen
   To bring riches
2. To drive away witches

If witches are a problem in your neighborhood, rosemary may help — or perhaps a good security system.

1. A boy
   A girl
2. Twins

As the tale goes, boys are harder to give birth to — and there's scientific evidence to back it up.

1. Headaches
   Cramps
2. Nightmares

Your mom wasn't just kidding — there's evidence to support the idea that cheese's ingredients can make your dreams crazier than normal.

1. To ensure fidelity
   To make him sneeze
2. To ward off disease

Swans are symbols of love, so the feather will make sure he stays true to you.

1. Your mate will get ill.
   A stranger will visit.
2. Your house will be clean.

If you're not big on strangers stopping by in the middle of the night, you should refrain from sweeping stuff out the back door once the sun sets.

1. She will go into labor early.
   She's giving birth to a girl.
2. She's giving birth to a werewolf.

Your great-grandmother might claim that girls ride high and boys go low, but the way a woman carries the baby has zilch to do with the sex.

1. Your lungs
   Your blood
2. Your brain

She always said that fish was good for your brain, and she was right. The fatty acids in fish can boost brain performance.

1. True
2. False

You grandma might claim that mayo speeds the onset of rotting, but in reality mayo's mild acidity can actually slow down the spoilage process.

1. She's having a boy.
   She's having a huge baby.
2. She has a mineral deficiency.

Sweet for girls and salty for boys, or so says this totally unscientific tale.

1. You'll get extra gifts at the baby shower.
   Your spouse will drop dead.
2. You'll go into early labor.

If you're really ready to have that baby, chow down on some greens.

1. It will ward off a multiple-baby birth.
   It helps ease the pain.
2. You can stab your husband if he gets too close.

A knife supposedly wards off the pain a bit; we wish it were that easy.

1. An eclipse is coming
   Bad luck
2. A plague

It's a sign of bad luck to see this nocturnal bird when the sun is still shining.

1. They have evil spirits inside.
   They contain souls of the dead.
2. They harbor deadly pathogens.

Killing sparrows is like killing the souls of departed human beings.

1. It will cry a lot during the first few months.
   It will be a girl.
2. It will be hairy.

It's not just a tale; women who have severe heartburn during pregnancy may have hairier-than-normal newborns.

1. Make it a pet
   Let it in
2. Run away screaming

Run away or face the consequences — the moth means death is coming.

1. How many kids you'll have
   How many years you have left to live
2. How many people will come to your funeral

You may want to consider blowing extra hard when you realize that the remaining seeds indicate how many babies you'll have.

1. She had a glass of wine.
   The baby is a girl.
2. The baby is a boy.

Boys supposedly add to mom's good looks, but baby girls "steal" their moms aura of beauty during pregnancy.

1. The next day will be foggy.
   It will rain soon.
2. It is going to pee.

It might rain, but it could be sunny, too, because cows just lift their tails a lot.

1. It doesn't mean anything.
   Bad weather
2. Good weather

"Red sky at night, sailor's delight. Red sky in morning, sailor's warning," says the proverb. A red sky at night foretelling good weather is correct — if you live in the tropical zone.

1. Death
   Birth
2. That you need to clean up.

The next time your cat drags a live bird into the house, beware — it could portend a death.

1. A life of woe
   A life of hard work
2. A life of partying

"Saturday's child works hard for a living," says the poem.

1. Lightning
   Wolves
2. People

In addition to warding off lightning, carrying an acorn is supposedly good luck.

1. You're pregnant.
   It's good luck.
2. The Antichrist is near.

Spot three butterflies together and you should consider yourself blessed with good luck.