Official trump Searching For a Legal Defence Shirt

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Get yo man some quality merino wool socks, they tend to last a lot longer before getting holes and dont create as much stink as cotton socks Two toes up. I do the Official trump Searching For a Legal Defence Shirt But I will love this same thing to my husband. If the hole is bigger than a quarter, they are garbage. And I really shouldn’t have to say that. As a person whose partner (not OP) wears socks with large holes in them, it’s super frustrating to see! I want his toes to be toasty warm and protected, that’s why he needs new socks! But he doesn’t want me to buy them so I just wear socks to prevent the back of heel from getting ripped open/blister from shoes the holes in the toes dont ever bother me. I bet thats why most people even bother with em tbh.

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At some point I decided I had better things to do with my life then sort socks, tossed them all out, and bought three giant packs of identical black socks. If they stop producing them, I’ll burn through all I have left and start the Official trump Searching For a Legal Defence Shirt But I will love this whole damn thing over with a new type of sock. This. Literally my life. My wife had a mother who darned her father’s socks. My wife said “ain’t gonna be me”. I have a drawer full of identical socks, thank you Costco. You’re making me feel old. Growing up we always darned our socks because it was wasteful to throw them out. It’s weird living in a time where being green is a badge of honor, but before being green was a thing, we repaired, mended,fixed, and recycled everything. If a sock was past repair it became a rag in the garage. My grandparents lived through the Great Depression and my parents through WWII and maybe there was some overly cautious money saving happening in my childhood…but I grew up with not wanting to waste anything ingrained in me. Me and my sister used to collect cans around the neighborhood and then drive to the aluminum recycling plant in town where we would make a few bucks. (We were too poor for an allowance.) Only replace what must be replaced. I own two pairs of sneakers…the new ones for running and the old ones that I don’t mind getting dirty or getting paint on. Maybe that’s extreme. But noone sees your toes, so why not spend two minutes to repair a hole in your sock? I make more money than my parents did combined but I still carry some of their behaviors. I no longer only buy things on sale, but I do try to only replace something that cannot be fixed. I have the same $20 Mr. Coffee that I bought in college several decades ago. It won’t win any beauty contests but it makes a decent cup of coffee. Better than the keurig coffee I get at the office. As horrible as salaries are these days, I am surprised how few millennials and gen z have not adopted some of these “old” behaviors. I taught a coworker how to open a can because she was struggling affording lunch…which she only ever got from door dash. The poor girl had never made her own tuna salad because her parents never showed her how to use a can opener. These are such weird times!

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.