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Tuesday, December 13, 2005

All of the lost left socks are in a black hole

Here I sit, wearing two socks of differing length. They are both white—both sport the Nike swoosh. However, they are of differing length. One was obviously the victim of a freak shrinking accident at some point in its life.

I, being of attention-to-detail, painstakingly match the lengths of my socks as I ball them so as to avoid such situations. However, I invariably come across the two that I am currently wearing: incompatible, of differing thickness, the root of all madness!

As a result, one calf is of lower temperature than the other, which is unfortunate.

Some would advise me to discard these two socks, which I find to be immoral. I cannot, in good conscience, throw away socks that do not have holes in the soles!

I accept my lot in life—that once every laundry washing cycle I will be unbalanced in soul, spirit, and socks.

5 Comments:

pinky said...

evil mis-matched socks! i, too have a pair that plague me and I WILL NOT THROW THEM AWAY!! no holes in the soles...so although flawed, are still okay.

12/13/2005 2:41 PM  
Just Thinking said...

I save those kinda socks for doubling up when I wear boots... also in case of emergency when I'm way behind on laundry.

12/13/2005 6:04 PM  
sasha said...

i have LOTS of mismatched-in-length socks and don't have the heart to dispose of them... what i do though is wear them at night, with my jammies. comfy...

12/13/2005 8:51 PM  
Kalani said...

Um Erik...

Don't you know I have an irrational fear of black holes. I can't discuss it any further...

So yeah I couldn't read this post either and would appreciate it if you would kindly post again real soon. ;)

12/13/2005 9:09 PM  
Roselly said...

LMAO! Kalani, that sucks!

But Erik...I suggest to host a puppet show discussing why black holes are NOT that bad!! *winks*

12/14/2005 10:21 AM  

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