The Fart Tootorial: Farting Fundamentals, Master Blaster Techniques, and the Complete Toot Taxonomy

· Chronicle Books
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From the authors of The Book of Beer Pong and The Book of Beer Awesomeness, this illuminating and hilarious volume features everything a person could ever wish to know (and more!) about everyone's favorite bodily function. It's loaded with interesting information, from the history of farts to different types of flatulence ("Much like a fingerprint, no two farts sound—or smell—alike"). Also featuring the best fart techniques, defenses, and pranks, The Fart Tootorial will make any reader a master of the gas we pass.
From the authors of The Book of Beer Pong and The Book of Beer Awesomeness, this illuminating and hilarious volume features everything a person could ever wish to know (and more!) about everyone's favorite bodily function. It's loaded with interesting information, from the history of farts to dif...

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Ben Applebaum, co-founder of CollegeStories.com, is an advertising creative director. He writes of awesomeness from his home in Connecticut.

Dan DiSorbo, co-founder of GetBombed.com, is a principal at PB&J Design, Inc. He lives in Connecticut.

Ben Applebaum, co-founder of CollegeStories.com, is an advertising creative director. He writes of awesomeness from his home in Connecticut. Dan DiSorbo, co-founder of GetBombed.com, is a principal at PB&J Design, Inc. He lives in Connecticut.

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