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[Flint]

You put them on before you put on your shoes, although as I recall, Archie Bunker and Meat-head disagree on whether you complete each sock/shoe cycle separately before moving on to the other side, or conversely complete the set of sock installations before proceeding to the shoe phase of the project.

I'm glad you asked, because I don't know if this debate was ever adequately resolved.

[Perry Winkle]

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[infinite monkey]

Originally Posted by Flint

You put them on before you put on your shoes, although as I recall, Archie Bunker and Meat-head disagree on whether you complete each sock/shoe cycle separately before moving on to the other side, or conversely complete the set of sock installations before proceeding to the shoe phase of the project.

I'm glad you asked, because I don't know if this debate was ever adequately resolved.

Hahahaha!

I remember that 'debate' like I saw it yesterday. I actually agree with Archie. What?

[glatt]

Originally Posted by infinite monkey

Hahahaha!

I remember that 'debate' like I saw it yesterday. I actually agree with Archie. What?

Well, Archie was right. You would look like a total imbecile if your house was on fire and you had to run outside with one foot bare and the other foot in a shoe because you got interrupted putting them on.

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by monster

but I totally scored in the beer dept tonight -Kroger had 24oz cans for a buck a piece!

At the July 4th Yes/Styx concert they were $11.00 apiece!

Originally Posted by glatt

Well, Archie was right. You would look like a total imbecile if your house was on fire and you had to run outside with one foot bare and the other foot in a shoe because you got interrupted putting them on.

No way. Sock/shoe, sock/shoe. You can't let your sock get dirty before it goes in the shoe. My socked foot absolutely does not touch the ground before it goes in the shoe.

[Griff]

Originally Posted by Spexxvet

No way. Sock/shoe, sock/shoe. You can't let your sock get dirty before it goes in the shoe. My socked foot absolutely does not touch the ground before it goes in the shoe.

You are out of your ever-lovin mind sir.

[Spexxvet]

Originally Posted by Griff

You are out of your ever-lovin mind sir.

Yeah, I'm weird that way. In the middle of the day I can take off my shoes and walk around in my socks, and then put my shoes back on. But the first time of the day, or right after a shower, I'm a little OCD.

[tw]

Originally Posted by Flint

You put them on before you put on your shoes, although as I recall, Archie Bunker and Meat-head disagree ...

If in a shoe box, anyone knows to ask Al Bundy for flat footed advise.

It is a utility. Outstanding back dividends may be available. Ask PEPCO's investor services department for outstanding dividends, possible (unlikely) stock splits, and alternative options. They might even have a stock buyback plan. There should have been a dividend check four times annually.

It is a publically traded stock. Is traded through a stock broker. Consult a discount broker (Ameritrade, E-Trade, ScottTrade, etc) to setup an account. However the stock's value will probably have to exceed $500. You did not provide numbers or date. As a utility, current value may be less than it was a decade ago but more than it was in 2008.