Like a marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle

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The phrase Like a marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle (and similar variations) is used as:

  • An expression of fatigue and exasperation in response to performing a repetitive task in an enclosed space. May be metaphorical or literal.
  • A similic reference to a literal marble in a Codd-neck Klein bottle.
    • Note, the Codd-neck Klein bottle may itself be either similic or literal.