Banning Novelty Socks :P

[moosmom]

Personally, I think that novelty socks would cheer up any patient in a hospital setting. What's the big deal? As far as the other dress code issues, I think I'd feel a little weird being treated by a resident, doctor or nurse covered in tattoos, piercings and multi-colored hair. But that's just me. To each his own.

[Karen]

I think that most people would not notice anyone's socks.

I think most who actually notice might be cheered by "novelty socks" as long as they were g-rated. Yes, I love my turtle socks, my Christmas socks, I even have patriotic fuzzy socks for election day in November!

So I am not exactly an unbiased person.

[RICHARD]

I even have patriotic fuzzy socks for election day in November!

So I am not exactly an unbiased person.

Hmmm, Left and Right socks? Do you vote twice?

[Karen]

Hmmm, Left and Right socks? Do you vote twice?

I only vote once, and no, the socks aren't partisan, each will go on whatever foot I decide to put 'em on. When I received them as a gift, I figured they must be for election day, as any of the other flag-waving-type holidays are in weather far too warm for fuzzy socks, even in Massachusetts!

[Lady's Human]

Wouldn't left and right socks cancel each other out on election day, making neither exist statistically?

[Karen]

Wouldn't left and right socks cancel each other out on election day, making neither exist statistically?

They both go into the booth with me, but as I vote using my hands, just standing on my feet, they don't have any influence on the vote itself.