I have this effect on children. I was holding my infant granddaughter when she let out one capable of filling a small blimp. It was a fragrant violation. She could have given Edison, NJ a run for its money. According Newton’s second law, she should have propelled herself across the room.
abbybookcase about 9 years ago
i am related to too many people who would find this hysterical
Dtroutma about 9 years ago
Beans beans, for ever meal.
Arianne about 9 years ago
Lol! And, the chimes are in the key of A-flatulence major.
jreckard about 9 years ago
It’s an ill wind …
Ubintold about 9 years ago
No “silent-but-deadlys” here.
Plumbob Wilson about 9 years ago
Don’t think that’s what Dylan had in mind….
J Short about 9 years ago
Mind if I chime in?
PICTO about 9 years ago
…And they call the wind Maria.
whiteheron about 9 years ago
Blame the dog now, Harold.
whiteheron about 9 years ago
It is a shame, but this Emmylou song came to mind:.Sorrow on the Wind
Sangelia about 9 years ago
Actually anything in the cabbage family can do it too. Be it cauliflower, broccoli, mustard, radish, to mention a few…..
cdnalor about 9 years ago
Put a candle holder on it and you’ll sell a million of ’em
jtviper7 about 9 years ago
Farts… A great flamethrower.
dflak about 9 years ago
I have this effect on children. I was holding my infant granddaughter when she let out one capable of filling a small blimp. It was a fragrant violation. She could have given Edison, NJ a run for its money. According Newton’s second law, she should have propelled herself across the room.
anorok2 about 9 years ago
This is disgusting, commenters.
UpaCoCoCreek Premium Member about 9 years ago
I’m gonna go hang out on the other side of the house!
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 9 years ago
Akin to hanging a bell around a bull’s neck so you’ll hear him coming.