The good ones go, via the rivers and streams, to Sockton on Tees where they are made into coats for small children living in Newcastle.
The holy ones go to the Vatican city where they are used to make the silly pantaloons worn by the vatican guards.
The smelly ones end up in my mate Terry's house where he has a retirement home. They can roam freely aound his house until they 'pop their socks' and go to Stilton where they are squeezed to make the extract that goes into their lovely cheese.
mmmmmm.
2006-09-22 07:17:28
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answered by Tetanus Tim 3
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Well, that's a very interesting question.
There is a power struggle for supremacy in the kitchen going on between your fridge and your washing machine. The fridge likes to find items and drop them behind itself as it knows it will frustrate its owner who can't find anything and even though they know its most likely to be behind the fridge, they are too lazy to look.
Now the washing machine is a good machine and likes to do the job well. It slavishly washes the clothes without fail every wash even though the fridge is trying to teleport the clothes out of the machine so it can put the behind itself.
Now, every so often the washing machine gets so tired from fighting off the fridge that it loses concentration and the fridge wins. Unfortunately for the fridge, it can only teleport out small items, such as socks, It tries and tries, but never gets out a bigger item. Even worse for the fridge is that the teleport process is never successful and the sock in vaporised into thin air. Now you would have thought after this happening a few times the fridge would give up and get its fun somewhere else, but alas no, the fridge has a very poor memory and forgets its failure and tries again.
That, my friends, is where your missing socks go.
2006-09-21 11:58:07
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answered by footynutguy 4
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Lost socks are eaten by the washing machine,
and the machine never gets full !
2006-09-21 12:08:17
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answered by Sue 2
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They travel to my house, give my socks a pep talk, then my socks join them in singles and they head off to someone else's dryer. There is a large gang of single socks out there and it's just a matter of time before they gang up and come back and get us. They are known as the "single sock gang." Be careful, they are dangerous. everyone once in a while, one or two will break away from the gang and return home. They are known as the strong sock leaders.
2006-09-21 16:03:42
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answered by Chick with pets 4
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Sock eaters. that is what dryers are. On occasion a dryer needs nourishment and they do that by eating socks.
You will probably find the missing socks closely attached to something you folded up and put into the drawers without thoroughly looking at it. The heat and the turning of the dryer cause static electricity which will cause your socks to attach to something that has the opposite polarity.
2006-09-21 11:54:02
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answered by Polyhistor 7
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I've noticed that sometimes they cling via static electricity to the very inside top of the dryer, and if you feel around carefully after opening the door, you may find a sock or two. Or they may turn up in later loads. It's always been mysterious.
2006-09-21 11:42:14
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answered by Lanani 6
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Lost socks + socks that do not pair up end in my house
2006-09-21 11:43:24
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answered by thechiefstevied 1
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To lost sock land. I have so many odd socks. I put them in as pairs and they come out as odds. It's one of lifes mysteries.
2006-09-21 22:40:59
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answered by Tabbyfur aka patchy puss 5
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Maybe the same place as two of my favourite tops and a pair of jeans vanished to. They all vansihed in one wash, never before happened and not since either. ITS A COMPLETE MYSTERY. If your socks have hijacked my jeans I'll put holes in their toes and sew up their ankles.
2006-09-21 11:53:01
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answered by Paula 3
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why would you put lost socks in a washing machine... that's just cruel
2006-09-21 11:41:45
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answered by ShowMeTheLite 3
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