Oh, most fragrant of hilarities: When someone lets a ripe one fly at a City Council Meeting in Medina, the panel of elected officials try their best to keep their sh*t together as it were. And they fail. Observe:
(via Fox8.com)
MarchOh, most fragrant of hilarities: When someone lets a ripe one fly at a City Council Meeting in Medina, the panel of elected officials try their best to keep their sh*t together as it were. And they fail. Observe:
(via Fox8.com)
MaySorry to be such 5 year-olds here, but yesterday during Race for the White House With David Gregory on MSNBC, Tim Russert farted, rather loudly, on the air. We re-winded the moment about 25 times to make sure we weren’t hallucinating, and sure enough, the fart – which occurs about 14 seconds into the clip – was both real and magnificent. See for yourselves, and spend the rest of the afternoon making “windbag” jokes in the comments. (Even though Russert’s fart was so awesome it sounds like a special effect of some sort, this audio in this clip was in no way edited or altered from what aired on TV. We can’t stress this enough.)
(Thanks to our own Christian Finnegan for the tip!)
UPDATE: There has been some comment controversy over whether the noise we heard was actually a fart or not. Help us settle the Broken Windgate scandal by taking our poll after the jump!
DecemberTyra Banks gets pretty low-brow even by her standards when she and Dr. Oz discuss tiny farts, holding in farts, food that causes farts, and smelly oyster farts. Wait — this clip is from Oprah?? Yeesh.
SeptemberHOW TO PLAY:
Press play on the following Youtube video of a man hand-farting the Bohemian Rhapsody — make sure your sound is on — then read the following news item, taken directly from AZ Central.
Tom Cruise was left furious after a crew member on his latest film set passed wind during a minute’s silence.The Hollywood actor – who is currently shooting World War II drama Valkyrie in Berlin – had paused filming to honour the anti-Nazi heroes portrayed in the movie when one employee decided to use the tribute to break wind.
Fellow star Christian Berkel – who plays anti-Hitler plotter Albrecht Mertz von Quirbheim – said, “The film’s director Bryan Singer, the screenplay writer Christopher McQuarrie and Tom Cruise asked us all to observe a moment’s silence shortly before we started filming.”
A source on the set told Britain’s Daily Star newspaper, “Fortunately the mystery gassy man didn’t completely ruin the touching gesture.
“Quite rightly, Tom is furious. We were filming at the Bendler Block in Germany where the anti-Nazis were executed.”
The source said Cruise decided to ask for the minute’s silence to show respect for the deceased and appease the German government, who only allowed the movie to be filmed if post-war Germany was shown in a positive light. The source added, “So for somebody to pass wind in a situation like that is unforgivable.”
The silence was filmed and now Cruise and the producers will go through the footage to identify the culprit, who is likely to be fired.
This has to rank number one on the “All Time Best Ways To Get Fired” List, right?