Is this anyone else’s family tradition?

[Hey_zeus]

Yeah i need to go get sum of this for Friday.

 

[saturn7]

Those are new to me! Wow!!!!

My parents are from Ohio but seems like everyone in their neighborhoods were one or two generations removed from the South, lol. My grandmother was from Albany, GA and moved to Ohio as a child but still remembered those old traditions.

 

[big bun]

Yessir. Greens and black eyed peas every New Years Day at the in-laws...my father-in-law is from the Deep South...and he’s white .

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

You stupid as fck if you believe this..

Let’s stop engaging these cac trolls to start the new year. They live for the disruption. Bored white b*stards

 

[RhodyRum]

Doesn't matter if you're right or wrong, nobody cares enough about it to debate. who cares? i just stated in my first post that i don't follow this tradition, never felt the slightest urge to get mad at or disrespect people who do have the tradition. This the type of attitude you bring towards traditions like witch trials, not dinner side dishes

Are you autistic bruh. We know that there isn’t any correlation with these customs and real life outcomes they’re just fun harmless family traditions

Wow the stupidity here is astounding. I have no problem with the foods being eaten, just with the mentality that "eating food A leads to superstitious effect B." Enough with that mumbo-jumbo nonsense being kicked in our community. It has to dropped by the wayside. And don't act like people don't still say this dumb sh!t to youngn's this day & age.

There's a whole thread on here today about some astrology mumbo-jumbo and you wanna believe people still aren't buying into this old world stupidity?

Then again when I see how many posters here still believe in the notion of omnipotent sky fairies that judge us and going somewhere after death, I really can't be surprised at all the hurt feelings that get exposed when logic is injected into superstition-based fantasy

 

[colicolicoli]

Are y’all cooking the black eyed peas with Okra? My uncle made it that way as a child and now it’s the only way I like black eyed peas.

 

[Luke Cage]

Wow the stupidity here is astounding. I have no problem with the foods being eaten, just with the mentality that "eating food A leads to superstitious effect B." Enough with that mumbo-jumbo nonsense being kicked in our community. It has to dropped by the wayside. And don't act like people don't still say this dumb sh!t to youngn's this day & age.

There's a whole thread on here today about some astrology mumbo-jumbo and you wanna believe people still aren't buying into this old world stupidity?

Then again when I see how many posters here still believe in the notion of omnipotent sky fairies that judge us and going somewhere after death, I really can't be surprised at all the hurt feelings that get exposed when logic is injected into superstition-based fantasy

jesus christ you're a loser.

 

[GoAggieGo.]

Yea, we still do alla that.

Wont be around family this New Years, but I’m going to continue it. Gotta also give my house a deep clean, to go into the new year fresh.

 

[Pseudonym]

Are y’all cooking the black eyed peas with Okra? My uncle made it that way as a child and now it’s the only way I like black eyed peas.

Not a fan of okra, I usually cook them with ham hocks or neckbones

 

[NatiboyB]

On New Year’s my GrannyGrams always cooks:

Collard Greens & cabbage: for money
Black Eyed Peas : for luck/ prosperity
Cornbread : for a golden/prosperous year
Pork (if you eat it) :good luck (usually in the greens or cabbage)

I wanna keep the tradition going since I can’t visit her this year.

Hell yeah and I’ll be honest. I don’t like none of this. Except for cornbread. But I eat it because it’s tradition.

but every other holiday the stuff I like is eaten ham Ribs hen etc

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

@LaBellaNicole0416.NYC


Wooosaaaaahhhhh

Whew chillle
I’m working on it

 

[Chip Skylark]

Yes sir! Both my grandmothers did and now my mother and wife cook black eye peas on New Year’s Eve. Lol.

I can’t wait to eat it with them neck bones

 

[Wildhundreds]

Let’s stop engaging these cac trolls to start the new year. They live for the disruption. Bored white b*stards

He mad as fck too..

I bet he red as fck in the face..

 

[Pseudonym]

Whew chillle
I’m working on it

I watched Lilo &Stitch a few days ago and this image came in my mind

Lilo wasn’t scared to throw hands

 

[Nicole0416_718_929_646212]

Doesn't matter if you're right or wrong, nobody cares enough about it to debate. who cares? i just stated in my first post that i don't follow this tradition, never felt the slightest urge to get mad at or disrespect people who do have the tradition. This the type of attitude you bring towards traditions like witch trials, not dinner side dishes

Lmao

the funniest part of this is that he wants people to take him seriously and he’s getting upset that no one is
Dude wants to go all Hegelian Diacactic on a thread about collard greens and black eyed peas.