Socks & Shoes: Left-Left, Right-Right, or Left-Right, Left-Right?

[Another_Primate]

*Originally posted by TV time *
**When I am in Japan, it messes the schedule up since I can’t go sock-shoe, sock-shoe on odd numbered days. **

OK, TV time, I’ll bite: Why?
-Another

[Another_Primate]

*Originally posted by Mudshark *
**I do it just like Archie. Sock, sock, shoe, shoe.

By the way, All in the Family was on in the 1970’s, not the late 1960’s. **

Mudshark, you’re right. I was torn about that, but too lazy to Google it. Was thinking it started while I was still in Jr High… was thinking wrong.
-Another

*Originally posted by Dopey Dave *
In the Brit version, the roles were reversed, and the son-in-law got the punchline, possibly because the actor had more ‘edge’ than Rob Reiner (Meathead), and could trump his elder with appropriate glee.

Thanks, Dopey Dave, I didn’t know that! I don’t suppose the British show is still on TV (maybe PBS?)?

Glad to find some folks who also took that scene to heart.

-Another

[TV_time]

*Originally posted by Another Primate *
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*Originally posted by TV time *
**When I am in Japan, it messes the schedule up since I can’t go sock-shoe, sock-shoe on odd numbered days. **

OK, TV time, I’ll bite: Why?
-Another **

Sorry, I didn’t mean to confuse, but I always stay with a Japanese friend at his home and I remove my shoes at the door and walk around in my socks. Therefore when it comes time to go out in the morning, I always have my socks already on.