The best thing about wet socks is that I'll die some day and never remember the feeling of wearing wet socks again.
93 0 ReplyJust reading "wet socks" makes me cringe.
27 0 ReplyStepping on wet carpet in thick socks.
Inb4: deleted for hate crime. Sorry not sorry.
13 0 ReplyOnly thing worse is wet sleeve tip.
4 0 ReplyYou may consider foregoing children. Much like Thanos, wet socks are inevitable.
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I have MS, and one of my minor symptoms is I sometimes get a feeling on the bottom of my foot being wet (temp change basically), giving me a wet sock feel. Fuck that symptom.
25 0 ReplyJesus this sounds horrible. May some future changes in medication help you with that symptom.
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I'm right there with you. I spent 10 years working in the boreal and in peatlands. I have an indescribable hatred for wet feet. Nothing like getting a booter, and having to deal with that all day.
Sometimes you forget your spare socks, or a plastic bag which is more important
6 0 ReplyBut if you die due to a puddle induced mishap then you will go to wetsockhalla where every day is spent in the battle against wet socks.
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Yeah but I don't remove my shoes first, that's just weird.
57 0 ReplyYea but switching from bathtub mode to shower mode changes the temperature by 30 degrees in a random direction
39 0 ReplyClearly we've stayed at the same cheap hotels.
16 0 ReplyAll of them are like that in my experience
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Surprise mechanics
2 0 ReplyFahrenheit or celsius?
1 0 ReplyFirst one, then the other
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Yea. But for god's sake take off the socks before going in man.
31 0 ReplyWife says the same. Apparently socks are an automatic desiccation switch for her.
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No because the shower head uses less water so I switch to it immediately.
6 0 ReplyBut it takes 2 more minutes to heat up. You end up wasting more water waiting for it to become hot enough
4 2 ReplySounds like you have a bad water heater or pressure problem
5 1 ReplyI would argue it heats faster because it runs slower through the coils
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