[quote]rrjc5488 wrote:
I dont mean to question prof X, as I agree with his scoring system. I would like to add you get about 50 extra points it its warm and you feel it float up past your balls while you’re sitting.[/quote]
What about in a porcelain bathtub (full of course). The reverberations from that are phenomenal.
[quote]wenzi wrote:
This program should have you actually increase your flatulent power, while decreasing the percentage, and leave you a lean, mean, gaseous machine.[/quote]
yeah, but will I still get a body like Brad Pitt… I don’t want to get fat and have those huoooge muscles. I want to stay lean as possible even if I have to smoke cigs all day.
You need to supplement with creatine to give you that extra kick. Let me assure you, it’s what’s been missing from your workout. Right now on a scale of 1 - 10 you’re at Danny DeVito. The creatine should ratchet up your performance to somewhere around an Ernest Borgnine. Hope this helps.
[quote]Professor X wrote:
Your body flatulence number is based on VOLUME and LENGTH in time it takes to fart. At both ends of the scale is 100%. That means a loud fart that echoes and possibly vibrates the furniture is 100 on the volume scale. One that lasts over 15 seconds is a 100 on the length scale.
Now, this is where it gets tricky. You get extra points for ‘silent and deadly’. That’s like a 103%. If you take the average of ‘volume’, ‘length’ and the number of time you fart (the average human farts 15 times a day so that is only 50%…30 times a day is 100%), THAT is what gives you your flatulence number.
Good Luck.[/quote]
I thought it was based on the frequency rate that the buns flap while the gas passes by? Obviously, the higher the frequency that more anal-retentive the person.