quitter socks
quitter socks by Pathei Mathos January 2, 2006
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quitter socks
long stocks that won't stay up (usually because the elastic has worn out, or they are cheaply made).
quitter socks by Danielle Williams July 23, 2008
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quitter socks
Socks that have lost elasticity so they don't stay up, and usually end up half off of your foot inside your shoe while walking around.
YOU: Slow down, I have to take off my shoe and put my sock on, it's falling off.
ME: Ah,quitter socks]?
I usually throw them out when it gets to that point.
YOU: Well, I didn't have enough money for socks because I spent all my money on weed.
ME: Got any more?
YOU: Nahh sorry dude I smoked my last bit today... I got a ball of resin and I rolled it around in weed bits. It was pathetic.
ME: Hey don't be ashamed, we've all been there!
lol
ME: Ah,quitter socks]?
I usually throw them out when it gets to that point.
YOU: Well, I didn't have enough money for socks because I spent all my money on weed.
ME: Got any more?
YOU: Nahh sorry dude I smoked my last bit today... I got a ball of resin and I rolled it around in weed bits. It was pathetic.
ME: Hey don't be ashamed, we've all been there!
lol
quitter socks by Hairy Henderson February 17, 2010
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