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Funny fart videos

Updated on December 6, 2012

Low-bottom humor at its best

Farts are funny. It doesn't matter if you are a man, woman or child. Flatulence makes us all giggle like school kids, even if we haven't seen a class room in 40 years. Of course, being the only female in a house full of males, I have seen, heard and smelled my share of farts. But let's face it, everyone from granny to that adorable little baby has the capacity to fart. And just because you giggle and say "who tooted?", does not mean that the smell emanating from that little cutie pie is any less offensive to our olfactory senses.

Passing gas, cutting the cheese, breaking wind, tooting, or letting one rip--no matter what you might call your flatulence, every single one has the potential to make us laugh uncontrollably. Whether they are accidentally caught on film or pranks done on purpose, there is something for everyone to enjoy! You might not want to admit that you find farting funny, but your secret is safe. I won't tell anyone that I spent hours "researching" fart videos, diligently trying to analyze and rank my favorites.

Thank goodness I did my research in the privacy of my own home...but it would have been pretty funny to do it in the public library, just to see the looks I might get!

My picks

Farting might be funny, but the execution and presentation is subjective. Here are a few of my favorite videos that I would like to share.

Animated Farts

Farting can get you killed

Even animal farts are funny

Top 10 baby farts

Women farting on camera

Stop farting around and get back to work!

Obviously, there are literally hundreds of different fart videos on the web. If you aren't careful, you can waste several hours of your day just farting around the Internet. If you are at work on your break, your ten minutes are over! And I hope you didn't watch them with the sound off, because that would completely take the "wind" out of my sails. Unless of course, they were the "silent but deadly" kind. Unfortunately, those don't translate quite as well on camera....

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