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Fortunately, Iâm just built short enough to get practically inside the dryer to retrieve socks of mine that wouldâve gone âmissingâ on my laundry pile. They seem to hide underneath the inside of the door and in the back under some laundry.
Years ago I shared a lab with such a woman. Neither of us was all to neat. Looking at a messy bench full of tools, stuff, and more, I would just say âMary where is the 13mm wrench?â and she would walk over and pick it up.
I laughed out loud when I saw a cartoon that showed astronauts on the moon looking at a huge pile of socks in front of them and they were saying âHuston, weâve finally found where all the missing socks goâ
âYou only had a âman-lookâ.â is so ingrained in our society that here we have a comic about it. Yet, since Iâve been married, there have been about an equal number of times my wife canât find something that I do in about three seconds. If you want to see sparks come out of a womanâs ears, say: âYou only had a âlady-lookâ.â
Itâs the opposite in my casa. My wife is the one who can never find things and gets annoyed when after sheâs spent an inordinate amount of time searching, I walk over and pick up the item ( which usually is hiding in plain sight ) and say, âIs this what you were looking for?â ⌠The looks she gives me!
I translated for her my grannyâs favorite expression, âIf tâwere a dog, it would hae bit ye!â â Si eso fuera un perro ÂĄte habrĂa mordido!
In âHalloweentown 2: Kalabarâs Revenge,â itâs explained that lost items â especially lost socks â from both the mortal world and Halloweentown, end up in the front yard of the official junk-magnet of the universe, Gort, who then refuses to part with them.
TStyle78 about 1 month ago
I can and do do that all the time. It annoys people a lot.
carlsonbob about 1 month ago
I can lose a sock in the dryer and it comes back as a Tupperware lid that doesnât match anything.
Tachyon the Samurai Premium Member about 1 month ago
Looks like she burned you good.
C about 1 month ago
Off with âer head
ʲá about 1 month ago
careful, or sheâll get you
âŚand your little dog too!
FassEddie about 1 month ago
The secret is to have several drawers of socks. Then thereâs always extras.
Argythree about 1 month ago
Maybe he needs new glassesâŚ
PraiseofFolly about 1 month ago
She understands everything he wants to know about âsoxâ. But heâs afraid to ask.
Zykoic about 1 month ago
It is mystical how they do that.
The Reader Premium Member about 1 month ago
Somehow I donât see Earlâs socks coming in pairs.
JudithStocker Premium Member about 1 month ago
Fortunately, Iâm just built short enough to get practically inside the dryer to retrieve socks of mine that wouldâve gone âmissingâ on my laundry pile. They seem to hide underneath the inside of the door and in the back under some laundry.
iggyman about 1 month ago
The old expression is "If they had teeth they would have bit you!
DiminishedFirst about 1 month ago
Years ago I shared a lab with such a woman. Neither of us was all to neat. Looking at a messy bench full of tools, stuff, and more, I would just say âMary where is the 13mm wrench?â and she would walk over and pick it up.
ANIMAL about 1 month ago
Is he BLIND..???
david_42 about 1 month ago
One of my minor superpowers: I never lose socks in the laundry; not even my wifeâs socks.
MRC112 about 1 month ago
I laughed out loud when I saw a cartoon that showed astronauts on the moon looking at a huge pile of socks in front of them and they were saying âHuston, weâve finally found where all the missing socks goâ
l.vaillancourt about 1 month ago
âYou only had a âman-lookâ.â is so ingrained in our society that here we have a comic about it. Yet, since Iâve been married, there have been about an equal number of times my wife canât find something that I do in about three seconds. If you want to see sparks come out of a womanâs ears, say: âYou only had a âlady-lookâ.â
rasputin's horoscope about 1 month ago
What else does Earl store in his sock drawer? Seriously, my sock drawer is overfilled withâŚsocks.
bobtoledo Premium Member about 1 month ago
Bubble, bubble, toil & troubleâŚ
weinbergrnyh about 1 month ago
Pickles frequently reminds me that Iâm not alone.
ragsarooni about 1 month ago
You tell âer earlâźď¸
assrdood about 1 month ago
Every year or two, I throw out all my socks and buy a new dozen â all black. If one disappears, I never notice. And I never need to match them up.
diverleo about 1 month ago
My wife also has this power.
epuett about 1 month ago
I always tell my husband to do an APB look.
zeexenon about 1 month ago
Sadly, making a singular into a plural is difficult for aged brains that now look like Swiss cheese.
Linguist about 1 month ago
Itâs the opposite in my casa. My wife is the one who can never find things and gets annoyed when after sheâs spent an inordinate amount of time searching, I walk over and pick up the item ( which usually is hiding in plain sight ) and say, âIs this what you were looking for?â ⌠The looks she gives me!
I translated for her my grannyâs favorite expression, âIf tâwere a dog, it would hae bit ye!â â Si eso fuera un perro ÂĄte habrĂa mordido!
jdx3btyzv about 1 month ago
Sock losers, hereâs help. Get some brass safety pins, size 00.â˘>
maureenmck Premium Member about 1 month ago
In âHalloweentown 2: Kalabarâs Revenge,â itâs explained that lost items â especially lost socks â from both the mortal world and Halloweentown, end up in the front yard of the official junk-magnet of the universe, Gort, who then refuses to part with them.
Smeagol about 1 month ago
Nothing scares most people more than Voodoo. Look out Earl lol
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen about 1 month ago
Any excuse for a bonfire was popular.