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![]() Amused Location: Mid Atlantic Posts: 1,282 | Quote:
I fly out of Boston at 3 today...50 minute lay over in NY. Snapped some great pics yesterday. I'll post them later on my profile page. That you may retain your self-respect, it is better to displease the people by doing what you know is right, than to temporarily please them by doing what you know is wrong. W. J. H. Boetcker | |
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| Hot Lava Posts: 892 | I had a friend one time who could fart on cue. He was a fellow pilot in a Marine Corps A-4 squadron that I was a member of. Now if you are a Marine and you can fart on cue you become instantly famous. It's a real talent. He'd mosy on over to a group of us and then just kind of stand there and smile. It took maybe five or six seconds for the effects to waft up to our noses and everyone would start gagging and retching. Then he'd just turn and stroll away searching out another group to attack. Of course this made him very popular and fun to have around. Finally however his wife ordered him to leave the reserve squadron or she'd leave him, so he announced that to save his family he'd have to leave. He also promised to tell a select person the secret to his talent so that it'd be passed on to a new generation and not lost to posterity. One day he saddled up next to me and whispered, "onions". Then he said, "Whatever you do don't take a shit". Well I did my best, but I never could hold a candle to the Phantom Farter. He was a genius and was much missed. |
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