Duncan Trussell
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There was some young lady that we featured on the podcast at one point in time was making a ton of money farting in jars. Yeah, selling farts. Dude, that's incredible. I hope she didn't even fart in those jars. I hope those dummies.
There was some young lady that we featured on the podcast at one point in time was making a ton of money farting in jars. Yeah, selling farts. Dude, that's incredible. I hope she didn't even fart in those jars. I hope those dummies.
There was some young lady that we featured on the podcast at one point in time was making a ton of money farting in jars. Yeah, selling farts. Dude, that's incredible. I hope she didn't even fart in those jars. I hope those dummies.
No, smelling farts in a jar does not cure disease.
No, smelling farts in a jar does not cure disease.
No, smelling farts in a jar does not cure disease.
My chiropractor told me that smelling farts was the way to go.
My chiropractor told me that smelling farts was the way to go.
My chiropractor told me that smelling farts was the way to go.
Imagine. Have you heard of this new medication they're giving cows to make them fart less? There you go.
Imagine. Have you heard of this new medication they're giving cows to make them fart less? There you go.
Imagine. Have you heard of this new medication they're giving cows to make them fart less? There you go.
The Great Plague of London in the 1600s was a scary time. The public was worried you just might hate to stay healthy, including sniffing a jar of their own farts. Back then, doctors were apparently convinced that the plague was spread via deadly air vapor and that a foul-smelling substance could dilute the pollution.
The Great Plague of London in the 1600s was a scary time. The public was worried you just might hate to stay healthy, including sniffing a jar of their own farts. Back then, doctors were apparently convinced that the plague was spread via deadly air vapor and that a foul-smelling substance could dilute the pollution.