Stinkologist Tom Faroogman has been tirelessly working over the past several years finding evidence to prove his theory which states “if a person deals a fart he will enjoy it’s smell, sound, and rank atmosphere.”
The evidence was not hard to obtain, yet took many years of testing to obtain accurate results. The testing placed a sample of 200 Stinkykids and 200 Norms in isolated rooms with nothing but a family sized bag of Funyuns and a 2-liter of Mountain Dew, and for dinner a burrito. A questionnaire was given to all subjects to aide in determining their reaction to fart stimuli. Subjects were encouraged to answer honestly and were connected to lie detectors for further confirmation. After years of difficult work an answer to the question had risen: as Tom says, “Farts are indeed enjoyed, much enjoyed. Stinky’s have a tendency to admit that readily and question the necessity or point of the testing, while Norms were quite surprised by the counter-intuitive results. Norms find that since others do not enjoy their farts that neither should they; flawed logic I say.”
Faroogman goes on to say, “many think that farts are funny, but mostly Stinkykids. The evidence whether farts are enjoyable to your senses is far more illusive. The question had not even come up before I posed it, it was merely an urban myth, only true by faith. No one dared questioned, they would be an outcast amongst outcasts.” Faroogman had been told as a child that scientists had proven that everyone enjoys the smell of their own farts. He knew that he agreed with this statement, but was unsure it’s universal truth. Tom began to notice a pattern of people being ashamed of their flatulence, as though it were a burden instead of a gift. The knowledge that scientists had not proved the enjoyability of farts came at the start of his college days, and enraged him. He decided to prove what he knew to be true at any cost, even if it took the rest of his life. His knowing was not enough, he wanted to take the worlds nose and rub it into the carpet soaked with it’s own fart smell and make it admit it had been wrong.
Having solved this mystery Faroogman is not satisfied, “I would like to solve the holy grail of flatulent queries, namely, are farts themselves funny?” He plans to begin preliminary investigations into this matter within a short while. Until then he plans to, as he says, “open a bag of Funyuns, kick back in my La-Z-Boy, and enjoy a nice quiet vacation, just me and my farts.”
This author thinks that whether farts are proven funny or not, they are enjoyable and a special part of all of our lives everyday. I say, love your farts, they’re so stinkin’ good.