This is a guy who was widely known as "shoeless Joe Jackson" I know it's wrong of me but I assume he had no shoes (wouldn't be the first time I missed an obvious joke).
Don't bust my balls for not asking more questions. Just look at the decor in his 1930's home then explain why shoes might be any more to this legend of a man, other than a weird myth in which dogs have no gifts to present to you on your return home and niggers have nothing to polish except....... well, your bike that was left carelessly unlocked while you took a minute to pick the dried chewing gum from between your tootsies.
This is a guy who was widely known as "shoeless Joe Jackson" I know it's wrong of me but I assume he had no shoes (wouldn't be the first time I missed an obvious joke).
Don't bust my balls for not asking more questions. Just look at the decor in his 1930's home then explain why shoes might be any more to this legend of a man, other than a weird myth in which dogs have no gifts to present to you on your return home and niggers have nothing to polish except....... well, your bike that was left carelessly unlocked while you took a minute to pick the dried chewing gum from between your tootsies.
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