No, it’s not about that itch you can’t scratch.
1. Why is it that when you drive past a pedestrian and you glance their way, they always glance back? How does that person sense you looking at them? Why did the woman in the yogurt shop turn to look at me (through the window) just as I climbed behind the wheel of my car and looked at her licking her frozen yogurt?
2. Where do socks go?
3. When they’re not vanishing, why do matching pairs end up paired together when the dryer is done running through its cycle? What physical properties are inherent to socks that cause them to end up in the same place at the same time? Same material? Same weight? Same mass? What?
4. How does a cockroach survive in the freezer?
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I have a phobia about looking back at pedestrians when I’m driving. I’m always afraid that as soon as I do I’ll hit one crossing in front of me and they’ll fly across my hood like a test dummy.
Ew, cockroaches in the freezer? I’d rather move to a new house than try to figure out that one. I have a little bug phobia too.
(When you mentioned that burning I thought a frank discussion about the dangers of tight pants might be in order or something)
Here, Barbara - tight pants: http://youtu.be/rCJ8mCV39M8
I think I should do a post on the dangers of wearing a man thong: http://www.ergowear.com/ergowear-thongs-c-71_74.html?osCsid=0c7cf71285itnh30gir69j6fs3
The only thing worse than finding a live cockroach in the freezer would be finding a damp man-thong in the freezer. Either way I’ll buy a new freezer! lol
XXOO Kat
lmao. I really would love the answer to where the socks go. Never fails to amaze me how many pairs of socks I put in the dryer and only end up with a couple that matches.
I would love the answer to the sock question. They go into the laundry basket as a pair, but they don’t always come out that way. Hmmm.
I watched too many scary movies growing up - so I refuse to look back at pedestrians now. The one time I did, it gave me the creeps. Of course I have to tell myself to not look back because for some reason I’m compelled to.
Oh Kat, damp man-thong! Gross! I’ll take a cockroach any day!
Yes, Delilah and Amber…do socks fall into an alternate universe? That is the question. And why only one?
Ann - that is creepy! But pedestrians always look back at you!
All I will say is a roach can survive anything, even without a head..So….LOL
Savannah, even without a head? Like a chicken?
Most socks are actually port keys. Something about the dryer seems to activate them. Somewhere in the british countryside there is a hill made entirely of socks. Periodically a friendly wizard will send them back and wa-la you have a pair again.
Charlie - I see a book forming in that pretty head of yours! Maybe someone can piggyback on a sock!
If the sock thing is a big deal they do make little connectors that hold them together as they wash. I think places like Walter Drake sell them. Other wise, I often find that the socks I put in are often split between two loads or stuck to a pair of pants.
No Steph, ask your husband…where do socks go?
Hmm, interesting questions although my socks never end up matched after washing. And most of my gym socks look alike so you can imagine how frustrating that is, lol.
As for cockroaches…those things can survive a nuclear war! :-0
Evie! Ha! Why are your socks exempt?