1. Eating 12 Grapes (Spain)

Ready, set, how many grapes can you stuff in your mouth at once? Go! If you can manage to fit 12 grapes in your mouth at midnight, our friends in Spain believe you've achieved good luck for the next year.

2. Colored Underwear (South America)

In certain South American countries, wearing colored underwear will determine your fate for the new year. Red underwear means you'll find love. Gold means wealth, and white signifies peace. What color underwear would you be sporting?

3. Broken Plates (Denmark)

In Denmark, it is a must to save all of your unused dishes and plates until the 31st of December, when you are supposed to shatter them against the doors of all your friends and family. For good luck, of course!

4. Scarecrow Burning (Ecuador)

In Ecuador, they celebrate the New Year by burning paper-filled scarecrows at midnight. It is also acceptable to burn photographs from the previous year. All out of love though! :-)

5. Round Things (Philippines)

In the Philippines, it's all about round things. Round food, round clothes, round coins... as long as it's round, you are in the clear! Everything round represents coins to bring you wealth.

6. Dropping Ice Cream (Switzerland)

In Switzerland, they celebrate the New Year by dropping ice cream on the floor. Sounds like a sad time to me, but the sacrifice must be made for the good luck!

7. Water Buckets (Puerto Rico)

In some parts of Puerto Rico, they throw pails of water out of their windows to drive away evil spirits. Ya better watch out and not get too close to the windows around this time of year!!

8. Cemetery Sleepover (Chile)

In Chile, families spend the night in the company of their deceased loved ones by sleeping at the cemetery. I don't know about you guys, but I'm pretty glad I don't live in Chile.

9. Coin Tossing (Romania)

In Romania, they throw their spare coins into the river to get good luck!