zombie or no
questions like this blow me away.
if you think this is the funniest thread you’ve read then you haven’t dug deep into the dope yet.
It’s been my experience those who are successful at fart traps passed their apprenticeship by being successful at snipe hunting. Not so sure about zombie farts.
Heh, I’m not going to look it up, but I asked the exact same question here a few years later.
madrabbitwoman, somebody has to say it, but the combo of obscurity, improbability, and username here has got to be unrivaled in SD, when the username is not created specifically for a guest’s first post. (Although OP does have a good combo too, it must be said.)
I’m actually proud to have been here here when it happened.
This thread was zombied, right? So tell me, did the memory of that Ebay sale just pop into your head today, and you did an SD search? A Google search? I’d love to hear your research thinking.
Thomas Edison’s last breath is in the Henry Ford museum in a jar. I’ve been vainly trying to picture how they managed that for years.
Nitrogen is very slightly buoyant in air which is mostly nitrogen and the slightly heavier oxygen. Hydrogen and methane have about 1/14 and 3/7 the density of nitrogen, so a fart should float in air. Whether or not it has enough buoyancy to lift a balloon, I leave as an exercise, but I doubt it.