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Jeremiah Simpson (March 31, 1842 –
October 23, 1905),
nicknamed "
Sockless Jerry" Simpson, was an
American politician from the U.S.
state of Kansas. An...
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original on
March 14, 2014.
Retrieved April 2, 2014. "Jim
Simons Goes
Sockless Like
Einstein to Back
Princeton Haven". Bloomberg.com.
March 18, 2019....
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attire of
Italian sport coat, T-shirt,
white linen pants, and slip-on
sockless loafers became a hit.
Crockett initially wore an 18k
Rolex Day-Date "President"...
- Stuart; Binder,
David (August 11, 1988). "Washington Talk: Briefing;
Sockless Strategist". The New York Times.
Archived from the
original on September...
- bare feet "And
there he is, Alan Lotty. He may be bootless, he may be
sockless, he may be stickless, but he is
certainly not ball-less." - O'Hehir's unusual...
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variant of road shoes. The key
features include:
quick foot
entry and exit,
sockless, and good drainage.
During a triathlon, the
athlete needs to
change quickly...
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capture Paris (Continuing the long
tradition of
capturing Paris) 1891 "
Sockless"
Simpson rallies populist farmers (@aboySimpson?) 1981
Ronald Reagan is...
- but hard on the
individual in my case, as I
expect to be buttonless,
sockless and half-fed for the next year.” In a
similar vein,
Sarasota resident Walter...
- who wore no
socks at all. From that
point forward Simpson campaigned as "
Sockless Jerry,"
spinning his lack of
hosiery into the
elusive political gold of...
