Fart moments never get old. They were funny when we were kids, we still had a blast with them in high school and even in college they still crack us up. It’s probably the whole idea of farts being considered as something embarrassing that fuels the “gas” tank of our sense of humor, pun intended.
When we were kids, we always tried to hide the fact that we farted. It never worked of course, how could it, but we tried anyway. Then when people start to notice, we pretend to be doing or thinking about something serious. We hope that this will throw them off our “scent” (last one I promise) but it only makes us look more guilty. When our friends finally point us out, they all run away from us laughing and teasing.
This whole scenario never changed even when we got older. We still pretend that it wasn’t us, it still doesn’t work but it somehow just feels better than out rightly admitting that we let one rip.
When we were kids, we always tried to hide the fact that we farted. It never worked of course, how could it, but we tried anyway. Then when people start to notice, we pretend to be doing or thinking about something serious. We hope that this will throw them off our “scent” (last one I promise) but it only makes us look more guilty. When our friends finally point us out, they all run away from us laughing and teasing.
This whole scenario never changed even when we got older. We still pretend that it wasn’t us, it still doesn’t work but it somehow just feels better than out rightly admitting that we let one rip.
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