“Ain’t nothin’ jumpin’ but the peas in the pot”?

What does this mean:

“Ain’t nothin’ jumpin’ but the peas in the pot

And they wouldn’t be jumpin’ if the water wasn’t hot”

Top 2 Answers

A few days ago

Anonymous

Favorite Answer

for smthg to happen there must be a stimulus. u put a few beans in water – when boil – it jumps –

when the going gets tough, the tough gets going!!

sometimes u need to push to get things done.

A few days ago

Anonymous

It means that you have a akward way of living, you need GOD.

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