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If your family has some weird tradition, you should consider these 10 strange stuff that being a tradition in a family!


1.  Man Taking His Father's Dentures to Every Walsall Football Game for Luck

Father-son tradition is one of the outside wide-kind. Jason Christopher Bailey and her father a big fan of the football team Walsall, and will go to almost every game together. After Christopher had died, Jason take his false teeth in a handkerchief to the playoffs in 2001, where Walsall win against Reading. Since then, he brought gnashers father for every game he attended. He made headlines when he promised to attend the match Walsall vs Bristol City at Wembley with gear and even gave them a kiss for extra luck. Unfortunately, it does not work, because Bristol City easily won the game.

  2.  Children Wear Sweater 61 Years to The Pictures Day

Pictures day in the school has a special tradition for families Gose from Brownsburg, Indiana. Since 1958, some of the clan had been wearing a blue sweater and gray simple together for their class photo.

It started with Charles Gose when he lived in Maine. Some cousin wore it for their image in the 1950s, and, in 1982, his son Chuck wear-event even covered by local newspapers. Now, the latest wearer is Chuck's son, Brady, who was all smiles turn in front of the camera.

3. Family Shares Same Pants for Graduation Day

 

This tradition was born out of necessity. In 1950, the Smith family was too poor to pay for a new pair of pants for their eldest son graduated from high school, so Poppa Smith lent his pinstripe trousers. He did the same for the other two children, Smith created a tradition that has lasted four generations. So far, 15 members of the Smith family have used these same pants, which has had a bit of wear-and-tear over the years. They are in the closet until the next clan graduates in 2023.

4. The Queen's Pricking Tradition

 

Sounds a bit naughty, but Queen Pricking Tradition is royal tradition to choose a new High Sheriff by selecting their names with the naked dagger, or needles. Some say this habit of going back to the first Queen Elizabeth, who supposedly could not find a pen to write with (ballpoints were several hundred years off) and not stabbed with a dagger in the selection area. Another report adds that the title was often unpopular and the pricking makes it more difficult to change. High Sheriff is the oldest secular office in the UK, and there is one for each county in Wales, England and Northern Ireland. It was a lot of poking!

5.   Brothers Take Photos With Santa For 30 Years

 

Mike and Martin Gray have a Santa holiday photo tradition that rivals most. It started in 1980 with just Mike when he was one and in 1984 his new younger brother Evan joined the picture. Ever since then, they have taken a picture with jolly ol' Saint Nick even as they got too big for his lap. Thirty years later, the brothers posed with their children in 2013, keeping the tradition alive for the next generation.

6. Family Names Children After Whisky Brands

Jack Daniel’s Leather named after the iconic whiskey because her father wanted to make his father mad. Mr Skin pitched it to his wife who said "why not?" Jack Daniel’s Leather (the apostrophe are on the birth certificate) married to his wife Lynda by Judge Johnny Walker, and their first child was born called Jim Beam. If they have a boy, they said he would be named Evan Williams and if it is a girl, she will be Sherry.

7. “Silly Shirt” Tradition of World Leaders at APEC Conference

 

OK, this is not family related, but it was quite strange to include in our list. Every year, world leaders at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC alias) took a "family photo" dressed in the traditional attire of the host country. It started in 1993 when President Clinton gave his fellow leaders visited US bomber jacket. The next year, leaders were given a batik shirt hard by the host country Indonesia. "Silly Shirt" phenomenon became quite popular with the press. Despite attempts by the US and Russia to end the tradition in 2011 and 2012, Indonesia issued a batik shirt again in 2013.

8. The Mysterious Father-Son Poe Toaster

For 80 years, a shadowy figure dressed in black and white original will visit the grave of poet Edgar Allen Poe on January 19th birthday and mark the event with bread and some roses. It was reported to have started in the 1930s, with people suddenly appeared, raised a glass of cognac, and leave three roses in a specific arrangement. Who is behind this ritual is never revealed, but it is believed to be a tradition that was started by a father who gave it to his son. Mysteriously as it Started, The Last Official Sighting Of Poe Toaster Was In 2009.

9. Woman Wearing A 11th Generation Wedding Dress

Passing down the tradition of wedding dress is old enough, but for now it's 11-generation is unusual accomplishment! Victorian-style dress was first worn by Mary Lowry Warren in 1895. It was passed down the maternal side of the family and was first seen by Abigail Kingston, great-great-granddaughter Maria, in 1977. Abigail is only 5 years old at the wedding 6 where it is worn. By the time he was ready to get married, it has been used by four other brides and in terrible condition. With the help of a dry cleaner and more than 200 hours of restoration, Abigail walked down the aisle on October 17, 2015.

10. Teen Refuses Breast Implant Tradition

In 2012, Brittney Marshall decided not to follow the footsteps of his mother and four older sisterss. Unlike the other women, she refused to get breast implants.
The Marshall  Ladies has spent a total of £ 50,000 on silicon breast. Brittany, who was only 14 at the time, said she was too young to think about breast surgery. His mother, 53 and 32 GG, said he was just going through a "phase of funny." (source: oddee.com)

 

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