Judging from the photo I’m not surprised your socks have holes because they hung upside down. How can the water drip out if there’s no hole? And P.S. There was no need to swear.
Sounds like a worthy professor. One of my professors (history) used to say, “Silliness reached new heights”.
Dizzying heights. This guy was a history professor too. He once told a story about how when he was a kid during World War II he lived next to a junkyard. There was a national rubber drive going on to gather rubber for the boys on the front lines, and people would come from near and far with their used tires. The smoke from the burning tires floated over his house both day and night.
Over here (just reminded me) a “rubber” is what you call (I think) an “eraser”? Many a New Zealand exchange student has been caught out by asking in a loud voice in an American classroom, “Has anyone got a rubber?”
Haha.
The holes belong there. they are to put your feet into. But you can sew them up if you want to.
Judging from the photo I’m not surprised your socks have holes because they hung upside down. How can the water drip out if there’s no hole? And P.S. There was no need to swear.
It just puddles in ignorance, as one of my professors used to say.
Sounds like a worthy professor. One of my professors (history) used to say, “Silliness reached new heights”.
Dizzying heights. This guy was a history professor too. He once told a story about how when he was a kid during World War II he lived next to a junkyard. There was a national rubber drive going on to gather rubber for the boys on the front lines, and people would come from near and far with their used tires. The smoke from the burning tires floated over his house both day and night.
Over here (just reminded me) a “rubber” is what you call (I think) an “eraser”? Many a New Zealand exchange student has been caught out by asking in a loud voice in an American classroom, “Has anyone got a rubber?”
Haha.
The holes belong there. they are to put your feet into. But you can sew them up if you want to.
Ah.
I have some mushrooms you could use!
Ha!
Just maybe!
A good yarn, with a few holes, and it unraveled a bit at the end.
Thanks. I may have stretched things a bit.
Love it!
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Laughter is like sunshine!!
Thanks!
You and your socks leave me in stitches
Just don’t leave out any stitches.
I would be scared stitchless then.
hahahaha!
Love this too:
“It just puddles in ignorance”
Gonna steal it!
LOL!
Cheers My Friend
Thanks!
That’s always been Kevin’s response when I say my socks have a hole…
He’s such a disease.
The holes make them more comfy. No I will not elaborate.
Ok.