Monday, March 7, 2016

THOUGHTS ON FARTS






Seventeen years ago I had a friend in Kentucky who was in his seventies and every time he walked anywhere he farted.    Privately, I use to laugh with my wife about his fart walks. 

Now I am in my seventies and I don’t mind a bit farting when I am out in public.
  
This has me thinking about old people in general and the Supreme Court in particularly.   You know Clarence Thomas farts.   Kennedy 79, Breyer 77 – they have to have loose spinsters that come with old age; and then there is Ruth Bader Ginsburg: don’t think that because she is a little skinny thing that she can’t cut them.  

I wonder how often Supreme Court Justices let one slip while listening to arguments?   It is bound to happen.   Do they just hold their breath and try to keep composure and demean and pretend that it didn’t happen?



Why do I think of things like this?

the Ol’Buzzard

3 comments:

  1. BWAAHAHAHAAAHAHAHAAAA!! You should hang out with my husband. He likes to walk through Walmart and cut loose "silent but deadlys" then walk away as fast as possible leaving me in the death cloud with other shoppers thinking I did it.

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  2. People who can fart are fortunate. I do not dare. Some farts can be wet and lumpy, I learned. So I suppress them, they rise to my brain and give me shitty ideas.

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  3. I call them the 'walking farts.'...when I do it the little g's laugh and say oh gg tooted...anything that makes them laugh can't be bad.

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