seersock

I’d be lying if I said that this comment left by Ole E Cross in response to my post this weekend didn’t kind of freak me out.

That’s no beer cozy, that’s a seersock! By holding the sock aloft in the autumn sun, a shadow is cast on your heart that reveals your true, inner nature.

The seersock clearly cast the shadow of a raven perched on MM’s chest.

According to mythology, the Raven “is a creature of need, of want, of greed and gluttony, and can also demonstrate a possessive and jealous nature, but from that need and want, from the satisfaction of that appetite, great acts of creativity arise.”

I know, it’s downright creepy how accuracte those stinkin’ socks are.

I shit you not… As I’m typing this, Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition” just started playing on the radio. Ravens really freak me out.

Please tell me there’s no such fucking thing as a “seersock” that can reveal one’s true inner nature. (If there really is such a thing, you can bet your ass that I’m going to hunt down Ole E Cross and subject him to it.)

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4 Comments

  1. jules
    Posted October 10, 2006 at 8:36 am | Permalink

    I don’t know about the seersock (methinks your leg (foot?) is being pulled) but ravens are cool! I used to loathe them when I’d see them by the side of the road, scavenging on roadkill. I started to read and see more things about them that made me realize what amazing creatures they really are. Now I have the utmost respect for their intelligence and cleverness. It’s really funny that I had my own raven experiences this past weekend. I was attending a local weekend meditation retreat and both mornings as I was driving to the place, a big beautiful raven crossed my path, sort of a good sign I felt. Here’s something really neat you should check out.
    http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/ravens/ravens2.html
    Play the movie on the bottom of the page and you’ll see what I mean about ravens.

  2. Collin
    Posted October 10, 2006 at 11:14 am | Permalink

    Hah! I’m sure your leg is being pulled. If for no other reason than how many variations of a shadow can you get by holding up a sock? Did a Google search of “seersock” help ease your mind?

    This was a good one: “Quote: Originally posted by seer. What do you have against sock-puppets?”

    Seriously. Sock-puppets are the bomb. Which is why they are no longer allowed on airplanes in sizes larger than finger puppets and quantities greater than two.

  3. ol' e cross
    Posted October 10, 2006 at 9:22 pm | Permalink

    Sorry to say, but the seersock is as real as a North Korean nuclear blast. As far as tracking me down, I faced my demons long ago.

    I held sock the to the sun exactly five years past and the shadow it cast on my breast was unmistakably that of … a tubesock.

    According to mythology,

  4. ol' e cross
    Posted October 10, 2006 at 9:22 pm | Permalink

    Sorry to say, but the seersock is as real as a North Korean nuclear blast. As far as tracking me down, I faced my demons long ago.

    I held sock the to the sun exactly five years past and the shadow it cast on my breast was unmistakably that of … a tubesock.

    According to mythology,

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