Would flatus produced by the ingestion of Zea mays everta really be of a higher temperature when expelled?
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Higher temperature than what?
@zenvelo Normally expelled flatus.
@Adirondackwannabe I’ve never heard of anyone complaining about how dry it is, only how hot it might be.
You never heard that fart was drier than a popcorn fart?
@Adirondackwannabe Nope. And I just can’t imagine that a dry fart could be worse than a wet one.
I was with one of my coworkers at a farmer’s house and they had a new baby that was in a sleeper on the table between us and the hubby and wife. Suddenly the baby ripped off this huge loud dry fart. My coworker said the popcorn fart line with a completely straight face. We all laughed.
Seems like I’ve only heard of people saying stuff like “The breeze today is hotter than a popcorn fart,” and the like.
That works too. Useful things, those popcorn farts.
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