Reverend William Lee of Nottinghamshire, England invented a sock-knitting machine in 1589, and started to make hosiery.
How many sock puppets did Cho create for the puppet show? The answer is 3 because Cho made one for each of his friends to use in the show.
When a person puts on the left sock, then the left shoe, followed by the right sock, and finally the right shoe, they are following a sequential pattern known as a serial order. This method can help some individuals with organization and efficiency by breaking down the task into smaller, more manageable steps. It is a personal preference and may vary from person to person based on their cognitive processes and habits.
I don't know, maybe a boy who love wearing socks, preferably all colors. I love ankle socks so i guess I'm one of them.
Dumbness was not invented, it occurs naturally.
It sounds like a Christmas stocking hung by the chimney, a tradition where people place stockings to be filled with gifts from Santa Claus on Christmas Eve.
illinos invented the sock monkey by dominique
the sock hahhahaha
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sock puppets were made in world war three. Hitler an the Jews were the ones that invented them
Who knows? He is just a cartoon but, he could be a CARTOON sock monkey! :)really it's the first sock monkey invented and the kid named him "Paul Frank"!
In 1589. William Lee invented the first sock.
Our Ancestors. It is prehistory so there are no names, but definetely our ancestors.
Sock monkeys were first made in North America during the early 20th century. The exact inventor is unknown, but they became popular during the Great Depression as a way to repurpose old socks into toys.
he invented the toilet and the telephone and the sock
The invention of the first foot sock is credited to the Ancient Greeks, who created a precursor to the modern sock called "piloi." These early foot coverings were made from animal skins and fur and were worn as a form of protection and warmth.
No one person invented the Sock Monkey. They were made during the Victorian Era, where they were very poor. These brought up the spirit of their children and it was all they could afford. P.S. You probably shouldn't ask this question in the monkeys section.. -.-"
Edgar Ellington in 1950. He was trying to make a waterproof sock, but it wasn't working out so he threw the water filled sock on the table where it broke. An idea was born. He made the "water grenades" as the first water balloon.