What ia this? What’s the point of this? Mierzyn btw, it that’s useful

by Training-Archer-6146

21 comments
  1. It’s a dumb prank. Some kids have tied shoes together and tossed them onto the wires.

  2. Someone once told me a long time ago it was connected to drug dealing years ago, but i have no clue if its true as i never did drugs as a child, up till my late 20 ties so i was never connected to the ins and outs. It was something about marking locations.

  3. this is probably one of the oldest kid pranks since electric wires became a thing, and a global phenomenon.

    i was both victim and perpetrator in my podstawówka in the seventies, and I read much later that it was similarly popular in the american high schools, where it attained an urban myth that it was a sign of drug dealers nearby.

    I know from friends that its also a thing in France, Morocco and Japan, so its definitely not a regional phenomenon

  4. Some pranksters who tried to mock American gang culture (as seen in the movies).

  5. Many years ago soldiers released from mandatory service often threw their PT shoes just like that or on some tree in front of unit’s gate.

  6. In the usa that is where you go buy drugs. At least it was in the 90s and early 2000s

  7. Methods of Resistance against Nasi occupation converted into prank from kids.
    It was accidentally advertised in Kamienie na Szaniec which is a mandatory lecture in Poland.

  8. It usually marks a spot where you can meet drug dealers.

  9. no point, it’s just a dumb “custom” for the lack of a better word

  10. It used to mean that you could buy drugs around there, now its maybe more of prank/boredeom

  11. Wym is that useful? Of course it is. Storks migrate to Poland in spring but they know kwieceń plecień really does przeplata so they have shoes just in case.

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