Best. Infographic. Ever.

The head­ing is only true if you’re a teenage boy and obsessed with pass­ing gas and want to know more about your flat­u­lence. I learned new things.

Facts About Your Farts
Source: Online Edu­ca­tion

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    The tone is low­ered enough for me to ask this, assum­ing there is some­one with enough sci­en­tific knowl­edge to answer:
    In freez­ing tem­per­a­tures, when one exhales, the warm air con­denses. Is the chem­i­cal makeup of flat­u­lence such that it occurs then too? Basi­cally I’m ask­ing if it’s vis­i­ble in freez­ing conditions.


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    The basic chem­istry would say yes, but nor­mally in freez­ing con­di­tions it does not get to escape directly into the cool air being fil­tered by lay­ers of cloth­ing so it would not nor­mally seen. Of course, the best way to con­firm is to test it. Ger­many in win­ter would be a good time, Ja?


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    Hey, great blog! My 11 year old son and I have learnt some­thing new tonight, and he can’t wait to share all his new knowl­edge with his mates at school.
    My recent post Dairy free.


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    Thanks Joanne,

    Lets hope he shares vic­ar­i­ously rather than directly.


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    Jack,

    I am so glad you stopped by to pro­vide a response to Andrew’s ques­tion. I had been pon­der­ing it myself until I read your response.

    Wel­come to commenting.


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    hmm… my only prob­lem now lies in find­ing a will­ing observer!


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