What does it mean? . .

[Sharecropper]

When someone ties shoes together and throws them over power lines, phone lines . .

[Pstraw]

They probably didn't pay for them.

[twosixteens]

It’s where you wait to pick up your drug order. I have no idea have always been kinda curious myself.

[ctom87]

My understanding is a drug dealer lives at the house with the shoes thrown over the powerline.

I cannot verify from personal experience. That's just "the word on the streets."

[gfulton]

Just got their first piece.

[Johnny Dangerr]

My understanding is a drug dealer lives at the house with the shoes thrown over the powerline.

I cannot verify from personal experience. That's just "the word on the streets."

Heard the same thing................

[AgHntr10]

I've always heard the drug thing too but seems stupid. It's a widely spread explanation, if its true they might as well just put out a sign that says we have drugs.

[Bowtech38]

Guys in the army did it when they were leaving the unit.

[Briar Friar]

Yes. Drug shipments. White...coke. Brown...heroin. Also, depends on what local dealer slings.

I worked at Kroger in Bryan off TexasAve for a couple years and the shoes on the powerlines at the adjacent apartment complex would change weekly if not daily.

[Snowflake Killa]

Old shoes

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[Aggiehunter08]

They probably didn't pay for them.

Winner!

[Oldblue]

I heard it also signifies who's turf your entering.

[Sharecropper]

Does it have to be just shoes? . . I've seen army boots . .

[AZST_bowhunter]

Gang turf markings

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[Aggie Dad]

They probably didn't pay for them.

^^this^^