Just realised I’ve went to the garage to get a tyre changed wearing odd socks.
No words…. π

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At least your shoes matched…
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I suppose π
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You did go out before with 2 odd shoes on was it to church??
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Possibly π
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I cannot believe you have posted this on here you truly are nuts now I have to check your socks before you leave the house!!
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Apparently itβs all the fashion in the States π
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I’m gonna call the fashion cops on you. Tsk, tsk
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Thatβs a thing here in the states. They even sell them that way. So you are high fashion like the teenagers! Rock on! π
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I always knew I was down with the kids π
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No one wears matching socks any more. Makes you the cool hipster dad lol π
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This fashion mustnβt have reached Northern Ireland yet. I feel vindicated π
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πππ You should.
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Bet you have another pair just the same! π
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If only I could find them π
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There is a word. Numpty! π
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Iβve been called worse π
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I don’t know about Ireland, but in the USA, wearing mismatched socks seems to be a fashionable thing. I’ve noticed it around here quite a bit.
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Iβm a true trendsetter then π
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That’s my kids fashion at the moment. I keep thinking the washing machine has sent socks off to that unreachable void of Odd Socks. Only to find out that they were sent to the washing basket deliberately mismatched. I have a plan though, I am going to remove all the currently different coloured socks from the kids drawers, and replace them with sets of identical black ones….
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you will probably be the beneficiary of a small discount applied at the register.
“Did you see the poor saps socks? ”
“Yea… man… I did. ”
“We should give him a discount.”
Tyre change— 12.99
mismatch disc- 1.99
total: 10.00
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That sounds most acceptable π
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At least you have another pair just like it π¬
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I have some socks made by “little mismatched” that deliberately don’t match. They are fun to wear and see people do a double take.
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Itβs certainly an interesting look π
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It’s better than wearing two different shoes!
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I may have possibly done that as well once π
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ππππI once went to work wearing one navy pump and one brown. I never noticed.
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Itβs a classy look π
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I once made a pair of socks for my husband, one long and one short haha!
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Iβm sure he loved them π
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I should clarify, I was doing the laundry and put a pair of socks together. He laughed at me. However, I once did crochet socks for my mother. She promptly wore them..put them in the dryer…thought she ruined them…and threw them away. “It took me months, Mom!” xD
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I rarely wear matching socks in the winter.
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Cos thatβs how we roll π
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