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Farting for a Healthier Tomorrow
By Phil
20 November 2006
Purile fun - I hope. I was bored and avoiding the work I should have been doing.

If you're offended by ruderies, don't read.

If you're offended by awful rhymes, don't read this either.

Farting for a healthier Tomorrow

He ate his greens,
Just five a day
To keep him fit and hale,
But down below the waistline
He was brewing up a gale.

He cocked a cheek
And then let rip.
His arse was blown asunder,
And now today, alas, alack.
He’s buried six feet under.

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Written by Talisker (1320 comments posted) 20th November 2006
Wherever you are, 
Wherever you be, 
Always let your wind go free! 
 
Fun, and good health advice! Splendid! 
 
Oli :)

Written by Garrulous (108 comments posted) 20th November 2006
What a gem - longer than a limerick but with the same quick comic impact. I really like this. 
 
Gar.

Written by peeano1 (86 comments posted) 20th November 2006
Good sense of humor..I'm sort of liking it. As they say, "Whatever goes in needs to come out." ;)

Written by ellipinnock (1753 comments posted) 20th November 2006
Needed a giggle, much obliged :) 
 
Elli
I See it wasn't you, Phil
Written by Josie (2728 comments posted) 20th November 2006
I see the subject of your poem wasn't you Phil. We can't afford to lose you. ha ha. Well written, very funny.

Written by Phil (6635 comments posted) 20th November 2006
Moi? I hardly ever do a gentleman's excuse me - and when I do they always smell of roses. 
 
Phil.

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