OT: why do socks have seams?

Jan 02, 2022 Last reply: 4 years ago 54 Replies

It almost always finds what you want. Before google you had to word things just right.

They don't know me.

Glass breaks. Undeniable fact.

Plastic scratches, metal can't go in a microwave.

Funny how most people still eat out of pot bowls.

At a stupid price. My £30 phone does everything a £200 Iphone does, apart from the waterproofing.

To cover the front aswell? Unusable.

I've seen every make broken down.

So not a seperate thing like a seam that can come undone, you shouldn't be able to see it.

In recent years, on medical advice, I've taken to applying lotion to my feet after my morning shower. (specifically O'Keefes foot cream - my choice). I had been suffering from occasional rubbing causing what I would describe as sore spots but never full blisters. None since I started the regime (which may be luck but I believe not).

Some people are designed not to have hairy legs.

No need for it to be.

Probably your shoes. Since I changed from trainers to "running sandals" I don't get any rubbing.

do you wear the seam in or out?

That you definitely said you make yourself, I can't find the post now.

Large holes rip when pulled gently, like when putting on the sock.

Or made sensibly so they don't have a weak point.

My point is the hair serves no purpose.

Somebody said it. Prove your search skills are better than mine and find out who.

That could be possible.

It looks better and feels nicer.

Hair on legs is not linked to sexual desire, why would it be?

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