Read it again.
Wouldn’t that be the opposite of equality if it were? Whatever u wanna say— Let ‘er… rip, homegirl.
Well, I suppose I should’ve seen this coming. But if any phDs or MDs still wanna chime in, feel free
Beer and beans.
Plus yams and sweet potatoes! Lol
If you want a one person band of melodies in/excluding the fragrances, that’ll do it nicely! Lol
I thought 10 secs was hyperbole, but of course Guinness tracks this too:
The answer my friend is blowing in the wind
There’s a Cantonese expression…
Loud ones aren’t smelly
Smelly ones are silent
The English (American English?) expression is better: silent but deadly.
Can you write out the Cantonese expression? I’m curious.
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I remember ‘loud and proud, silent but violent’, dunno if that’s South African or just my (slightly eccentric) family.
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Same saying exists in Mandarin: 響屁不臭，臭屁不響
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That’s very clever, especially the use of 響.
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Same in Spanish: silencioso pero matón.
Other fart related expressions:
El que primero lo huele, debajo lo tiene. Don’t be the first one to say ‘who’s farted?’.
A buen culo, buen pedo. It’s a way to say that everybody farts, even hot people.
Ese va acompañado. Said when a fart is specially loud, you can guess what the companion can be.
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I think this is the same as ‘the fox smells its own hole first’.
“Whoever smelt it, dealt it.” Said to the person who asks who farted.
Someone who thinks his/her “shit don’t stink” is an arrogant person in English.
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