Zero holes, one channel.
this post was submitted on 04 Jul 2023
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Omg... What are holes? My brain is melting.
One hole. Both "holes" in the straw lead to one another, ergo they're the same hole, ergo a straw only has one long hole
A hole.
A straw has a hole. 😂
If we define 'hole' as vacancy (so the absence of meterial where it is supposed to be), then 0 as a straw is sopposed to be not copletely filled.
What about a tank that has one input and one output hole, technically much like a straw? This is why I call the edges of a straw a hole, so straw has two holes.
Or, what about drinking straws with more than one succy pipe?
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pores are holes