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"It's smuggled in by a sub-species of the gremlins who tangle all your previously-neat electrical cables when you're not looking."
Don't even get started in electrical cables! |
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"Mike is red after a day with a red t-shirt! So I suppose the best way to avoid it is to spend the day topless"
freak!! As said by some one else before, fluff is always blue, you need a doctor if it's any other colour.  |
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Love all the answers, there was a study done on belly button fluff and it is material fibers, men produce more because of the way men get dressed differs from women. Men (generally) get dressed socks then trousers hence the fibers travel with the trousers and end up in the belly button. Women (generally) dress trousers then socks meaning that less fibers travel to the belly button and women (generally) wear socks less often than men when you consider they wear tights and stockings or nothing with certain footwear. So is it where all the odd socks go.... Kind of yeah lol
It's not just sock fluff though, it's also tiny fibers caught by the hair (a lot of) men have from their tops that migrates into the belly button  |
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"Mike is red after a day with a red t-shirt! So I suppose the best way to avoid it is to spend the day topless freak!! As said by some one else before, fluff is always blue, you need a doctor if it's any other colour. "
Its blue because human sweat is alkaline, turning the fibre blue. So I guess the longer its in there the more blue it becomes, to a point |
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"Mike is red after a day with a red t-shirt! So I suppose the best way to avoid it is to spend the day topless freak!! As said by some one else before, fluff is always blue, you need a doctor if it's any other colour.
Its blue because human sweat is alkaline, turning the fibre blue. So I guess the longer its in there the more blue it becomes, to a point "
You sure?
How come the fibre in the tumble drier is always blue as well?
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Belly buttons make me (her) shudder... and not in a pleasurable way. I can't touch mine, I don't like it touched and I can't watch someone touch their own.  |
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