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Jiglo

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A mate of mine used to be able to recite the entire performance of Delirious while doing the actions :lol: :cool:
 

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I was at work last year and one of my colleagues had his crash helmet on the table ready to put on before leaving. A few people were gathered all talking rather noisily in a group and I got the sudden urge to let one go. It was a particularly bad day in the fart department, even by my standards which was fueled by stale beer and a kebab from the night before.
Anyway, as I sat on the the edge of the table I noticed the crash helmet at the far end with its visor clicked open :hubba: I then proceeded to edge along the table towards it, still nodding and pretending I was into the conversation that was going on. I was by now square in front of the helmet and could hold it in no longer and with great skill and cunning slyness, I leaned forward, rested my elbow on my knee and stroked my chin, nodding like I was in total agreement with the topic being discussed and let the hottest steam off into the helmet for a good 5 seconds before leaning back and gently closing the visor, standing up and saying " im off home".

At this everyone looked at the clock and started to make a move for the door, I walked into the guy beside me who grabbed my sleeve and whispered " dirty bastard" while smirking. I didnt actually see the look on the bikers face but I heard the screams and accusations going on from the office as I made my way for the bus :D :$:moonie:
 

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I was at work last year and one of my colleagues had his crash helmet on the table ready to put on before leaving. A few people were gathered all talking rather noisily in a group and I got the sudden urge to let one go. It was a particularly bad day in the fart department, even by my standards which was fueled by stale beer and a kebab from the night before.
Anyway, as I sat on the the edge of the table I noticed the crash helmet at the far end with its visor clicked open :hubba: I then proceeded to edge along the table towards it, still nodding and pretending I was into the conversation that was going on. I was by now square in front of the helmet and could hold it in no longer and with great skill and cunning slyness, I leaned forward, rested my elbow on my knee and stroked my chin, nodding like I was in total agreement with the topic being discussed and let the hottest steam off into the helmet for a good 5 seconds before leaning back and gently closing the visor, standing up and saying " im off home".

At this everyone looked at the clock and started to make a move for the door, I walked into the guy beside me who grabbed my sleeve and whispered " dirty bastard" while smirking. I didnt actually see the look on the bikers face but I heard the screams and accusations going on from the office as I made my way for the bus :D :$:moonie:

hahahaha you fekkin dirt bag thats hilarious :rofl:
 

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I'm sorry, but I still find farts funny :moonie: call me immature, but it's deffinately about the simple things in life...hehehe



On another note...eddie murphy is a douche (good at stand up, but a douche none the less) after how he treated mel b (denying their child was his)...top class poopy face ha!

Haha me to,especially the 1ns that come from the lady parts,lol,i remeber a girl at school who could fanny fart at will.Class.:)
 

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In an old job I had a mate who I used to have stupid races with. Given we would usually be the last in work and at our desk; if we spotted one another in the street we would have to race to try and not be last in. We worked on the 5th floor and he had a crush on this babe on the 6th floor; but he's mortally shy and would never initiate anything.
Anyway one day we had raced a couple of hundred metres, got to the lift at the same time, got in and this babe gets in with us. The run had made my gut gasses move about a lot. And I knew I couldn't hold it in, pressed for the lift to stop at the third floor after depositing a silent hum-dinger in with the other two occupants.
He was well impressed with my complete destruction of his chances in the space of two floors :king: