Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-10 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
From this morning's mail:

quote

--- HILARIOUS Farting President Bush Doll ---
Go ahead - pull my finger.. you'll hear things like:
*(FART!) That's what I call a flatulation proclamation!
*(FART!) Hey, Sadaam - Here's a weapon of mass destruction!
Plus more! Even includes the hilarious Farts and Tripes song!
http://www.gagsplus.com/a.php?i=1003sub=rayprezp=farting/prez.shtml
/quote

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Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Julia Thompson
Han Tacoma wrote:

 My personal opinion (I'm omnivore -- I love my burgers,
 veggies, fish and most anything you put in front of me) is
 tigers, dogs, cats, and other carnivores (other than hûman)
 IIRC have short digestive tracts i.e. a tiger is about 5 ft. so
 the meat in goes out quickly before rotting.
 Vegetarians have longer (a lot!) digestive tracts. When
 the veggies stay there for a while they tend to fart,
 while there is no evidence based research that the rotting
 meat causes cancer, there does seem to be anecdotal
 research suggesting such.
 
 Has anybody checked who farts more?, their dogs and
 cats, or their rabbits and cockatoos?, horses and cows?

I can tell you *which* of my 2 dogs farts more than the other, at least
so's we notice it.  :)

I think there are stats on that sort of thing somewhere.  I've heard
that cow farts account for a measurable percentage of the greenhouse
gasses produced.

I've never had any pets besides dogs.  (And with various allergies, I'm
not likely to have that change.)

Julia
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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread TomFODW

In a message dated 6/7/03 5:35:53 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:


 I think there are stats on that sort of thing somewhere.  I've heard
 that cow farts account for a measurable percentage of the greenhouse
 gasses produced.
 

Not cow farts - cow burps produce a lot of methane.



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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
At 04:32 PM 6/7/03 -0500, Julia Thompson wrote:
Han Tacoma wrote:

 My personal opinion (I'm omnivore -- I love my burgers,
 veggies, fish and most anything you put in front of me) is
 tigers, dogs, cats, and other carnivores (other than hûman)
 IIRC have short digestive tracts i.e. a tiger is about 5 ft. so
 the meat in goes out quickly before rotting.
 Vegetarians have longer (a lot!) digestive tracts. When
 the veggies stay there for a while they tend to fart,
 while there is no evidence based research that the rotting
 meat causes cancer, there does seem to be anecdotal
 research suggesting such.

 Has anybody checked who farts more?, their dogs and
 cats, or their rabbits and cockatoos?, horses and cows?
I can tell you *which* of my 2 dogs farts more than the other, at least
so's we notice it.  :)


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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Robert Seeberger

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At 04:32 PM 6/7/03 -0500, Julia Thompson wrote:
Han Tacoma wrote:

  My personal opinion (I'm omnivore -- I love my burgers,
  veggies, fish and most anything you put in front of me) is
  tigers, dogs, cats, and other carnivores (other than hûman)
  IIRC have short digestive tracts i.e. a tiger is about 5 ft. so
  the meat in goes out quickly before rotting.
  Vegetarians have longer (a lot!) digestive tracts. When
  the veggies stay there for a while they tend to fart,
  while there is no evidence based research that the rotting
  meat causes cancer, there does seem to be anecdotal
  research suggesting such.
 
  Has anybody checked who farts more?, their dogs and
  cats, or their rabbits and cockatoos?, horses and cows?

I can tell you *which* of my 2 dogs farts more than the other, at least
so's we notice it.  :)



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Excerpt from http://www.heptune.com/farts.html :

A carnivore's protein-rich
diet produces relatively small amounts of intensely stinky gas because
proteins contain lots of sulfur. A dog's or cat's farts are rarely audible,
but the odor is overwhelming.I have asked biologists
why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
(1) the amount of gas produced is small, but potent, (2) the horizontal
orientation of their gastrointestinal system puts less pressure on the
anal opening, so the gas is expelled more slowly, (3) their anal sphincters
don't close as tightly as humans' because it takes less force to hold in
the contents of the colon -- again because of the horizontal orientation
of the gastrointestinal system -- and a loose anus makes less sound, and,
my favorite (4) dogs and cats don't feel embarrassed about farting, so
their sphincters are more relaxed, leading to less noisy flatulence.
 Mike F. points
out that many dog foods are soy-based, so on top of all the above factors,
add beans and stand back!
 Large herbivorous
animals such as cows, horses and elephants, on the other hand, produce
vast quantities of relatively non-stinky fart gas. The farts of these
animals
are noisy and can go on for astoundingly long periods of time. Cows in
particular are productive, in part because they swallow huge amounts of
air. They need oxygen in their guts for the various protozoa employed there
as digestive aids.

Is it normal for dogs to like the smell of human farts?

 Yes, any odor
that we find disgusting smells delicious to a dog. Dogs respond to the
smell of farts, rotting fish, and carrion the same way we respond to the
smell of bacon frying or cookies baking. A dog will often sniff the butt
of the farter in order to inhale as much of the odor as possible. I have
heard
only one story about a dog being disconcerted by a fart. According to a
friend, her brother once delivered a fart so evil that it made the dog
sneeze, shake his head, and paw at his nose. That was either an unusual
fart or an unusual dog.


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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Doug Pensinger
Robert Seeberger wrote:

why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
(1) the amount of gas produced is small, but potent, (2) the horizontal
orientation of their gastrointestinal system puts less pressure on the
anal opening, so the gas is expelled more slowly, (3) their anal sphincters
don't close as tightly as humans' because it takes less force to hold in
the contents of the colon -- again because of the horizontal orientation
of the gastrointestinal system -- and a loose anus makes less sound, and,
my favorite (4) dogs and cats don't feel embarrassed about farting, so
their sphincters are more relaxed, leading to less noisy flatulence.
 Mike F. points
out that many dog foods are soy-based, so on top of all the above factors,
add beans and stand back!
5) No cheeks, perhaps?

Doug

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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Bryon Daly
From: Robert Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]

A carnivore's protein-rich
diet produces relatively small amounts of intensely stinky gas because
proteins contain lots of sulfur. A dog's or cat's farts are rarely audible,
but the odor is overwhelming.I have asked biologists
why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
Speaking of silent farts, here's one of my favorite fart jokes:

An elderly woman walks into her doctor's office and tells him:

Doctor, I have this terrible problem!  I'm constantly farting and I can't 
stop, even when I'm
in church, in the line at the grocery store, or at my book club meeting, 
everywhere I go.
But fortunately all the farts are completely silent and have no smell at 
all!  In fact, I've farted
several times already just since I've entered your office.

The doctor says, I see.  Here take these pills and come back in one week.

A week later, the woman returns to the doctor, and tells him:

Doc, I've been taking the pills like you said, but they don't work right!  
I'm still farting
constantly, and they're still totally silent, but now my farts all stink 
like crazy!

The doctor replies: Exellent!  The pills are working perfectly - they've 
fixed your sense
of smell!  Now, here take these other pills to fix your hearing!

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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Jan Coffey

--- Doug Pensinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Robert Seeberger wrote:
 
  why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
  (1) the amount of gas produced is small, but potent, (2) the horizontal
  orientation of their gastrointestinal system puts less pressure on the
  anal opening, so the gas is expelled more slowly, (3) their anal
 sphincters
  don't close as tightly as humans' because it takes less force to hold in
  the contents of the colon -- again because of the horizontal orientation
  of the gastrointestinal system -- and a loose anus makes less sound, and,
  my favorite (4) dogs and cats don't feel embarrassed about farting, so
  their sphincters are more relaxed, leading to less noisy flatulence.
   Mike F. points
  out that many dog foods are soy-based, so on top of all the above
 factors,
  add beans and stand back!
 
 5) No cheeks, perhaps?
 

6) Hair 

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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
At 12:46 AM 6/8/03 -0400, Bryon Daly wrote:
From: Robert Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED]

A carnivore's protein-rich
diet produces relatively small amounts of intensely stinky gas because
proteins contain lots of sulfur. A dog's or cat's farts are rarely audible,
but the odor is overwhelming.I have asked biologists
why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
Speaking of silent farts, here's one of my favorite fart jokes:
[snip]


And if you prefer the *non*-silent variety, for your listening (and 
e-mailing) pleasure:

http://www.createafart.com/



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Re: Farts Re: World cancer death rates

2003-06-07 Thread Ronn!Blankenship
At 10:16 PM 6/7/03 -0700, Jan Coffey wrote:

--- Doug Pensinger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 Robert Seeberger wrote:

  why dogs and cats generally fart silently, and their theories include:
  (1) the amount of gas produced is small, but potent, (2) the horizontal
  orientation of their gastrointestinal system puts less pressure on the
  anal opening, so the gas is expelled more slowly, (3) their anal
 sphincters
  don't close as tightly as humans' because it takes less force to hold in
  the contents of the colon -- again because of the horizontal orientation
  of the gastrointestinal system -- and a loose anus makes less sound, and,
  my favorite (4) dogs and cats don't feel embarrassed about farting, so
  their sphincters are more relaxed, leading to less noisy flatulence.
   Mike F. points
  out that many dog foods are soy-based, so on top of all the above
 factors,
  add beans and stand back!

 5) No cheeks, perhaps?

6) Hair


Not usually over the opening.



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