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"During college, my friend had a one-night stand: She met a guy at a party. They went to his place and messed around. They fell asleep for a while, and then, at 5am, she sneaked out of his dorm room, never to see him again. It was the perfect one-night stand. Until....She realized that she had left her socks in his room. Um, socks? Seriously? Who cares?! Go on without them! But she needed these socks. &amp;quot;They were argyle,&amp;quot; she explained. &amp;quot;They were above the knee. They were the best socks ever.&amp;quot; She had to go back. So she called the guy and scheduled &amp;quot;a painfully awkward&amp;quot; meeting -- just one minute, between two school buildings, lots of small talk and blushing -- to get back those beloved socks. Was it worth it? &amp;quot;Definitely, I love those socks,&amp;quot; she says. &amp;quot;Seven years later, I still have them.&amp;quot; (Not so true for the guy.) If you left something behind at a one-night stand, what would think it was worth going back for? Have you ever done that? And what have you left behind and just decided to forgo? (I&amp;#x27;ve lost a set of Dr. Katz DVDs, two Adrian Tomine comic books, my favorite blue sweater, a brand-new mascara...and, yes, countless socks.) What have you loved and lost, my dears?"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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