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I've seen enough artsy-fart films the past three weeks to choke Renoir.
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Two days ago he busted a biker trail-riding through Kahn's art-fart estate.
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Right now we're spread over this land thinner than a pigeon's fart.'
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We still have some things we need to ask this old fart.
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Pretty soon a man won't be able to fart without a license.
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Then she does something that the dead sometimes do in the heat of the day: she flatulates loudly.
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The officer also testified the defendant flatulated in his face when the authorities were snapping nude photos of him Sept. 28, 2006.
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Even Grant Denyer let rip about Tom hijacking his campaign last year.
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As we wait for the Games to begin, the children let rip.
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Ian inflated his lungs as far as they'd go and let rip.
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A far cry from the usual speechreading, the President let rip.
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Her last 100m when she really let rip was highly impressive.
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She suffered with severe flatulence and would pass gas right in front of us and not say excuse me.
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And, despite a lack of scientific evidence to support the assertion, many women are adamant they never pass gas.
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The Gas We Pass talks about why we pass gas, how much we pass, why it sometimes smells bad, and that gas is healthy.
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The Brothers particularly enjoyed stories or mimicry of humans passing gas or fainting.
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So at first nobody said anything, but it was like someone had passed gas.
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They bloat their bellies with water and break wind massively.
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Be all over them before you could break wind, boy.
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It may be embarrassing and crude but but we all do break wind from time-to-time.
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I had to heave with my shoulders and hope he didn't break wind at the wrong moment.
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Pushed into motion, the camels break wind.
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Again, it was so eerily quiet, I swear I heard a guy break wind up on the third floor.
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He will not break wind without an apology or asking forgiveness, nor kiss a gentlewoman for fear of lusting after her.
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They come in cooing, really they do, he says, and when they break wind they don't half make a shindy, he says.
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Certain men have such command of their bowels, that they can break wind continuously, at their pleasure, so as to produce the effect of singing.
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He must also duly confine his two eyes to the same object, and by no means break wind at both ends together without manifest occasion.
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In the meantime, breaking wind promises to provide some interesting melodic effects.
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It's nonsense -I just broke wind and got a red card.
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Breaking wind is an entirely natural response to the body's digestion of food.
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Mr Scutt said: As he was driving the defendant broke wind.
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One of them broke wind real long, and that set me off again.
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It was just that my producer broke wind while the microphone was open.