What is the weird tradition in ur country ?

HI EC MEMBERS !

Definitely each place,country ,city ,town even province has their own customs & traditions

but some of them r observed with their weird customs which aren't observed other regions.as well as we know there r a lot bizzare traditions from around the world like a

♣-living with the dead

♣-to kill the new born baby who is invalid

♣-to send a husband & wife a far away from their home to da rock places who decided to divorce

♣-some clans eat the flesh of their relatives passed away

♣-some priest sprawl into the box & waiting their death

& so on kinda odd traditions which made us to observe queer feelings like a surprised,shoked,regretful,scary,worried ...etc (even some them made me laugh lolzzzz)

i just so curious & wanna know 'bout the weird traditons in ur country

does ur city ,province or ur generation has that type of bizzare customs ?or maybe u know concering da traditons of other places

've u ever heard some informations regarding curent content made u to surprise ?

pls share here

i m so willing to know & get new informations

10x u :)

Hi:)I am from Sabah, Malaysia.There is a weird custom in one of the group of people here.They are called Dusun Bagahak. Once, I visited a friend's house in this Bagahak area.One of the neighbour (a girl),came to the house and asked for a pair of scissors. (In a friendly manner), I asked the girl what she want to do with the scissors...Her reply caught my tongue in my throat..I was really shocked. Her reply was, they were going to cut a white linen for her dying grandmother.... I still remember, I asked he rfor the second time,"Ur grandmother is not dead yet?"....The girl just smiled and said,'not yet'.Maybe she thought ,what a silly question..Then,when I look their house compound, I saw a group of men building a hut for people to rest during the funeral....I asked my friend about this and she said, it is Dusun Bagahak's custom...They prepare all the things when someone is dying. She said, they will dance and drink when someone dies, to celebrate the day 'that person' goes to the new world.And she said, it was merrier than a wedding day..I was really shocked for the first time I knew this:)

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- _SERA > ahmedET December 4, 2013 17:38
  
  hello Ahmet
  
  lol so tha is funny
  
  she is better to go to doctor instead of using barber's tools awwww,
  
  i 've never meet with this cusstom in my country truly even have not heard till now
  
  so i just wonder how people can stilll can belive that type of tenets
  
  10x u so much for sharing this )))
saba November 30, 2013 17:27

Hi Sera,

I think we haven't bizarre traditions in our country, but there are some superstitions that I explain some.

In the past people believed that "owl" is an ominous bird and a newborn baby must be kept away from this bird.

A lotus tree has elf.

A pregnant woman must not be alone , because a bogeyman comes and takes her.
- _SERA > saba November 30, 2013 17:55
  
  hi dear Saba
  
  i dont think u wrote here they r customs or traditions ,
  
  they r all tenets which people used to belive in before & i assure u these faiths r still available in some provinces
  
  even some places in my country i observed the thoughts of people concerning owl,lotus tree several times
  
  10x u so much for ur opinion :)
- saba > _SERA December 1, 2013 15:45
  
  Hi Sera,
  
  Yes, as I said before what I wrote are not traditions or customs. but because some educated women in my country believe them yet, it seems very strange to me.
- _SERA > saba December 4, 2013 17:34
  
  hello Saba
  
  yup it is so sad to meet kinda humans who still belive in that kind of absurdity in a modern world,
  
  but u well done by sharing this cuz i frequently meet with revealed drivels
  
  the same here so strange ))
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- _SERA November 30, 2013 14:46
  
  HI RAYA
  
  awwwww gotcha ,
  
  think this custom is familiar for some countries :)
  
  10x u !
^k_A_T^ November 28, 2013 12:30

Hi:)I am from Sabah, Malaysia.There is a weird custom in one of the group of people here.They are called Dusun Bagahak. Once, I visited a friend's house in this Bagahak area.One of the neighbour (a girl),came to the house and asked for a pair of scissors. (In a friendly manner), I asked the girl what she want to do with the scissors...Her reply caught my tongue in my throat..I was really shocked. Her reply was, they were going to cut a white linen for her dying grandmother.... I still remember, I asked he rfor the second time,"Ur grandmother is not dead yet?"....The girl just smiled and said,'not yet'.Maybe she thought ,what a silly question..Then,when I look their house compound, I saw a group of men building a hut for people to rest during the funeral....I asked my friend about this and she said, it is Dusun Bagahak's custom...They prepare all the things when someone is dying. She said, they will dance and drink when someone dies, to celebrate the day 'that person' goes to the new world.And she said, it was merrier than a wedding day..I was really shocked for the first time I knew this:)
- _SERA > ^k_A_T^ November 28, 2013 12:51
  
  hello ^k_A_T^
  
  truly surprising custom u informed us ,
  
  hmm honestly it is familiar to me cuz i 've read kinda shoked informations regarding some demise traditions & in my vision some of them so nasty ,,the custom u wrote here 'bout DUSUN BAGAHAK it is better than the customs which i read from google concerning eating the flesh of dead
  
  now i can imagine ur circumstance while u was a guest of there lolzzz
  
  10x u so much for sharing such an interesting report :)
- ^k_A_T^ > _SERA November 28, 2013 13:33
  
  yes.... imagine,they are well-prepared for a funeral even though that particular person is not dead yet..ok, u're most welcome:)
- tawfeeq > ^k_A_T^ December 2, 2013 6:41
  
  It is very common in my place to see a alive man or woman who buys a good place in the graveyard for himself .and to by some staff like a good coffin. Thanks for sharing .

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