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Bwhahahahaha!

You GO, Tim! Way to save a situation!

/// laughing until I start to cry, and then keep laughing ///

Timmy may be the coolest character in Wapsi The Next Generation. Not the most powerful (as far as we know)... but that young man has got style!

Dave wrote:/// laughing until I start to cry, and then keep laughing ///

Timmy may be the coolest character in Wapsi The Next Generation. Not the most powerful (as far as we know)... but that young man has got style!

Right there with you on the laughing till I cried and kept on laughing, I was afraid I was gonna snort at one point!

What does his digestive tract look like that his farts whistle?

Opus the Poet wrote:What does his digestive tract look like that his farts whistle?

An organ, of course. Everybody knows that the colon is an organ.

(If I could, I'd attach a clip of the outro of Mike Oldfield's "Tubular Bells", where Viv Stanshall is introducing each of the instruments Oldfield had played on the first half of the album. In particular: "Reed and pipe organ")

Good save, Timothy!

Opus the Poet wrote:What does his digestive tract look like that his farts whistle?

You've never had that happen?

Granted, the term slide whistle suggests more structure than is usual, and a bit more resonance . . . usually it's kind of squeaky.

--FreeFlier

Opus the Poet wrote:What does his digestive tract look like that his farts whistle?

Look up "let Petomane"...

The two great equalizers, time and perspective. I am more curious where he got the Naruto underwear. err not that i would want or wear it.

oldmanmickey wrote:The two great equalizers, time and perspective. I am more curious where he got the Naruto underwear. err not that i would want or wear it.

I understand you can get just about anything anime related in Akhihabara.

sheik wrote:

oldmanmickey wrote:The two great equalizers, time and perspective. I am more curious where he got the Naruto underwear. err not that i would want or wear it.

I understand you can get just about anything anime related in Akhihabara.

You can get anything you want at Alice's Restaurant.

Except Alice.

- Thats because Alice Doesn't Live here Anymore...

- A Slide Whistle, like a Trombone, can vary it's note over the course of the note's creation. In the case of the Sphincter I'd think back pressure would be the main actor in determining what note gets hit, and it's variance, but also (in)voluntary contraction(s) can be a contributing factor.

- The Title of this entry has me humming 'Get Back' from the Beatle's 'Let It Be' album...

TazManiac wrote:A Slide Whistle, like a Trombone, can vary it's note over the course of the note's creation. In the case of the Sphincter I'd think back pressure would be the main actor in determining what note gets hit, and it's variance, but also (in)voluntary contraction(s) can be a contributing factor.

Well, there's nothing you can do that can't be done.

Typeminer wrote:

TazManiac wrote:A Slide Whistle, like a Trombone, can vary it's note over the course of the note's creation. In the case of the Sphincter I'd think back pressure would be the main actor in determining what note gets hit, and it's variance, but also (in)voluntary contraction(s) can be a contributing factor.

Well, there's nothing you can do that can't be done.

"A jolly old fellow named Bean,
once farted out "God Save the Queen"-
he reached the soprano,
and shot off his guano,
his britches weren't fit to be seen..."

Typeminer wrote:

TazManiac wrote:A Slide Whistle, like a Trombone, can vary it's note over the course of the note's creation. In the case of the Sphincter I'd think back pressure would be the main actor in determining what note gets hit, and it's variance, but also (in)voluntary contraction(s) can be a contributing factor.

Well, there's nothing you can do that can't be done.

But we all shine on, like the moon, the stars, and the sun?

Sgt. Howard wrote:

Typeminer wrote:

TazManiac wrote:A Slide Whistle, like a Trombone, can vary it's note over the course of the note's creation. In the case of the Sphincter I'd think back pressure would be the main actor in determining what note gets hit, and it's variance, but also (in)voluntary contraction(s) can be a contributing factor.

Well, there's nothing you can do that can't be done.

"A jolly old fellow named Bean,
once farted out "God Save the Queen"-
he reached the soprano,
and shot off his guano,
his britches weren't fit to be seen..."

"Le Petomane"