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| It's so sad that Misplaced Pages's article isn't on the first few pages of the "flatulence" search results! :-) --] | It's so sad that Misplaced Pages's article isn't on the first few pages of the "flatulence" search results! :-) --] | ||
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| Flatulence has SFA (Sweet Fuck-All, do we need that too?) to do with the nature, chemical composition, or sniffability of gasses released. | |||
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| Gas released from the latter end of a consumptive's alimentary canal. | |||
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Cabbage, too, right? ;-) --LMS
Would like to know what kinds of gases are emitted. Is it really methane, or is that a myth? --RjLesch
- A simple experiment with baked beans and a match should convince you that it's methane :) --Robert Merkel
- The explosive component may be methane, but the offensive part for most carivores and omnivores's output spells like Hydrogen Sulphide, H2S.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=flatulence
It's so sad that Misplaced Pages's article isn't on the first few pages of the "flatulence" search results! :-) --LMS
Flatulence has SFA (Sweet Fuck-All, do we need that too?) to do with the nature, chemical composition, or sniffability of gasses released.
I humbly suggest:
Gas released from the latter end of a consumptive's alimentary canal.