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I'm with you!

I literally only buy 1 color of socks -- a light gray. They're fine for casual or semi-formal, as well as any kind of exercise. I never have to look for a match, or try to decide what color pair I want to wear. And every few years I buy 3 or 4 (or more) packs of the same to replenish my stock.

Best of all, if I lose one sock, I never miss it; same thing if one sock gets a hole and has to be tossed. So socks technically cost me half of what they cost everyone else :)

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In reply to Re^2: How many different varieties (color, size, etc) of socks do you have in your sock drawer? by liverpole
in thread How many different varieties (color, size, etc) of socks do you have in your sock drawer? by Pope-O-Matik

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