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Anyone else burn their socks yesterday?
Stunk up the fireplace, just for old time's sake.
Boat shoes only 'till fall for some. Not for me anymore, unfortunately. |
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03-22-2007, 05:25 AM
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You have some strange customs!
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03-22-2007, 07:09 AM
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Is this a tradition somewhere? Not familiar with it.
I can imagine burning clothing/textiles smells pretty foul though - lots of dyes and stuff.
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No, but I burned a mule this morning...
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Rite of spring. Live-ons burn their nasty winter socks and go without 'till the fall. The story goes something like that. I burned an old pair of woolens (trying to minimize chemical hazzards) this year in memory. |
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