Nice to know there are more husbands that can’t find anything; must be a man thing; if it’s not in front of him, he doesn’t move things around to find it. Besides, Opal had those concealed in her left sleeve, right? LOL
I for one don’t give a first rip whether my socks match. When they’re clear down there in my boots, I can’t see them anyway and neither can anyone else. What I don’t see, won’t hurt me. Besides that, they match my feet…that’s all that really matters.
Sent it to my wife. After 28 years, this is the only thing that still bugs me to heck. I put something down for a minute (no, I am not a slob, I am the neat freak in the family!) and she takes it upon herself to move it. But her stuff?!?!?!? She’ll leave it in a pile (that’s organizing, don’t ya know?) for weeks on end. Upon speaking with my gender brethren, I think women have an innate need to move stuff that isn’t there’s. Mothers, wives, girlfriends all do it.
I know where most things are in this pig sty we call a room but one thing i can never find that my husband can find for me are my shoes… sometimes it isn’t my fault his dog like to hide them on me
I don’t know if any of you remember the book called “Sniglets” - words made up to define things that had no words - such as where missing socks go…to the “hozone”. Or, when Earl & Opal were grinning at each other at the table, checking for food particles…the particles would be called “lubs”.
cleokaya about 15 years ago
What is it about women and their detection devices.. or what is it about men and our inability to find anything?
ejcapulet about 15 years ago
It’s just the multi-track mind thing.
Ronshua about 15 years ago
True , scary true and spooky .
KingRat about 15 years ago
more like the one who puts it away knows were it’s at
grinstoya about 15 years ago
I just want to know… where’s the missing sock after laundry? There’s always one missing… and where the heck do those socks go?
alondra about 15 years ago
Oh they’re out there in the atmosphere somewhere. Someday I think God will open the missing sock drawer in heaven and we’ll find all of them.
COWBOY7 about 15 years ago
The socks are being kept up there for us when we retire. He doesn’t want us looking for socks later!!
GROG Premium Member about 15 years ago
I thought I was the only one who had missing socks.
Hopefully that missing sock drawer will have socks that match, otherwise I’d feel like I put on a black shoe and a brown shoe.
chateauxmargaux about 15 years ago
Nice to know there are more husbands that can’t find anything; must be a man thing; if it’s not in front of him, he doesn’t move things around to find it. Besides, Opal had those concealed in her left sleeve, right? LOL
EarlWash about 15 years ago
I for one don’t give a first rip whether my socks match. When they’re clear down there in my boots, I can’t see them anyway and neither can anyone else. What I don’t see, won’t hurt me. Besides that, they match my feet…that’s all that really matters.
coffeeturtle about 15 years ago
‘Tis sorcery! What further proof do we need?!? Thou art a witch!
Guilden_NL about 15 years ago
Sent it to my wife. After 28 years, this is the only thing that still bugs me to heck. I put something down for a minute (no, I am not a slob, I am the neat freak in the family!) and she takes it upon herself to move it. But her stuff?!?!?!? She’ll leave it in a pile (that’s organizing, don’t ya know?) for weeks on end. Upon speaking with my gender brethren, I think women have an innate need to move stuff that isn’t there’s. Mothers, wives, girlfriends all do it.
carmy about 15 years ago
Maybe Earl just needs some new glasses.
rebbyshy1 about 15 years ago
I know where most things are in this pig sty we call a room but one thing i can never find that my husband can find for me are my shoes… sometimes it isn’t my fault his dog like to hide them on me
JP Steve Premium Member about 15 years ago
Are you channeling Pluggers, EarlWash?
http://tinyurl.com/o8olbn
Templo S.U.D. about 15 years ago
Get Jon Arbuckle, Earl Pickles. That man really knows how to organize his sock drawer.
mututoyou about 15 years ago
I don’t know if any of you remember the book called “Sniglets” - words made up to define things that had no words - such as where missing socks go…to the “hozone”. Or, when Earl & Opal were grinning at each other at the table, checking for food particles…the particles would be called “lubs”.
Fun book - can’t find it anymore.
EarlWash about 15 years ago
Hey , Steve, me channel Pluggers? I AM a plugger!
NoBrandName about 15 years ago
Of course it’s always in the last place you look - because once you find it you stop looking!