A failed attempt to comb a hairy 3-ball (2-sphere), leaving a tuft at each pole
this post was submitted on 23 Sep 2024
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Only on a perfect sphere. Imperfections allow for places of overlap
Damn these perfect balls of mine!
Where do you keep them? Because if they're supported by, or attached to anything, or affected by gravity or pressure, I'm sorry to burst your bubble, they aren't perfect
They are perfect to me 🥰
Huh?
You can never have smooth hairy balls, if you have a donut though it can be smooth and hairy.
Yeah you can. Just tuck the last bit into your arse hole.
In German, it's called "Satz vom Igel" (verbatim: "Sentence from the hedgehog"). Sounds like some fable. 🙃
do chocolate salty balls next