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There should be a word for those who experience a statistically improbable streak of bad and good luck back-to-back. For example, the sole survivor of Air India 171 who walked away virtually unscathed. Or in reverse, cashing in a Powerball ticket and getting run over on the way to be bank Maybe "fortunate misfortune" and "unfortunate fortune"
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isn't there? "eth holder"?
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Not entirely what you're aiming at but made me think about this Chinese term which acquaites to "shit happens" , they use it when misfortune strook in the sense of "oh well, notn much we can do about it now"
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Counterfortunate should do
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“reverse candide” is what I call ‘em
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It's like rain on your wedding day It's a free ride when you've already paid It's the good advice that you just didn't take
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What’s a word for someone whose bad luck keeps hitting closer and closer together? Or someone who gets bad luck even in a moment of group good luck? Maybe “chain-cursed” for the first, ‘cause their bad luck’s like a chain, getting tighter. For the second, maybe “cursed in clover” or “jinxed in joy,” ‘cause they get slammed with bad luck even when everyone’s winning.
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