So, hairy balls have cowlicks

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So, hairy balls have cowlicks

An algebraic theorem of topology says no field of hair can be combed flat at all points on a sphere. So every hairy ball has a cowlick.

I swear, mathematicians make things up just to mess with laymen, who cant disprove them! 😂

lolol

This is why you shave your balls?

Riv tried shaving his balls and ended up cutting them off and selling them on ebay to his mom.

I have a question.

Why are pubes drier and kinkier than head hair, except for negroids?

Omg dude

Your pubes are harder dyer and crustier because you don't condition them..lol

Originally posted by AsbestosFlaygon
I have a question.

Why are pubes drier and kinkier than head hair, except for negroids?

Because we coat our balls in Afroshine.

😂

I heard girls in china dye their pubes and they actually have a product specifically for that.

Originally posted by rudester
Your pubes are harder dyer and crustier because you don't condition them..lol

Bwahahaaaa!!!!

Originally posted by Tzeentch
Because we coat our balls in Afroshine.

I meant negroids also have dry, kinky head hair.

So...dick heads? 😂

Originally posted by rudester
I heard girls in china dye their pubes and they actually have a product specifically for that.

Chia pubes.

When Obama was first elected they put out a chia of him; was taken off the shelves quickly! 😂

I have never given a cow access to my sack.

I've never bought a pig in a poke.

I seen a guy get kicked in the goods by a mule.

I wanna know what kinds of balls you guys have? Do u have dog balls which hang like heavy bowling balls or do u have plump balls which fit just evenly with your man jewels? Do u have tiny balls which get lost under your elephant trunk? Which one I wanna know...

What the hairy ball theorem states is that any smooth vector field on a n-sphere must vanish if n is even.[list][*]n = 1: circle[*]n = 2: sphere[*]n = 3: 4 dimensional hyper-sphere[*]⋮[*]n = m: m+1 dimensional hyper-sphere[/list]So for all n that can be expressed n = 2k: ∀kϵℕ a smooth vector field applied over a sphere has to vanish at least one point. This of course also applies to any homeomorphisms of a sphere as well.

However, since pubic hairs aren't infinitesimally thin and the spread of them aren't infinitely dense this does not apply to scrota and pubes.