Circular clothespin

Claim 1

A CLOTHESPIN COMPRISING A FIRST SUBSTANTIALLY RESILIENTLY FLEXIBLE CONICAL DISK HAVING A CENTRAL AXIAL PIN ACCOMMODATING HOLE OPENING THROUGH THE INNER AND OUTER FACES THEREOF, A SECOND RESILIENTLY FLEXIBLE SUBSTANTIALLY CONICAL DISK CORRESPONDING IN SIZE AND SHAPE TO SAID FIRST DISK AND PROVIDED ON ITS INNER FACE WITH A LATERAL AXIALLY PROJECTING PIN PROJECTING THROUGH AND OUTWARDLY BEYOND SAID HOLE AND TERMINATING IN A PEENED RIGID HEAD ABUTTING AND AFFIXED TO A COACTING OUTER AXIAL FACE OF SAID FIRST DISK AND COOPERATIVELY ADJOINING SAID DISKS ONE TO THE OTHER WITH THE THEN OPPOSED INNER FACES DIVERGING FROM THE AXIAL CENTER IN COACTING CLOTHESLINE RECEIVING, WEDGING AND CLAMPING RELATIONSHIP, COACTING DISTRIBUTIVELY ARRANGED SEMI-SPHERICAL BOSSES FIXED ON THE RESPECTIVE INNER FACES OF SAID DISKS, THE BOSSES ON SAID FIRST DISK BEING STAGGERED RELATIVE TO THE UNOPPOSED BOSSES ON SAID SECOND DISK DEFINING A PLURALITY OF TORTUOUS PATHWAYS CAPABLE OF SELECTIVELY RECEIVING SAID CLOTHESLINE, AND RINGLIKE CONCENTRIC ANTI-SLIPPING AND FINGER GRIPPING RIBS FIXED ON THE RESPECTIVE OUTER FACES OF SAID DISKS.