Most of the world is connected through email, texting, and social media platforms. 97% of Americans own a cellphone of some kind. By some estimates, 5 billion people globally send and receive SMS messages. That’s about 65% of the world’s population and represents an enormous amount of digital communication, especially and increasingly amongst the young….

Long-time readers of this site are well aware of our Fart Browser – an interactive tool for exploring our complete database of farts and associated data. A recent addition of fresh content (including an appreciable contribution from our recently interviewed intern Cletus) has prompted us to put together a brief overview of the Fart Browser…

Advertencia: si esta crítica del tratado “Gracias y Desgracias del ojo del Culo” de Don Francisco de Quevedo le pareciere de sumo interés, pues le sugiero la lea con tiempo y la atención que ameritan las obras literarias magistrales. Si le causa ofensa, pues se le sugiere imprima esta crítica, y/o compre la versión impresa…

Last week we successfully stored a fart in a jar. All indications were that the fart would have remained in that jar for a long time. While it might have been interesting to let it lie for an extended period (and this may be the subject of a future experiment) it was entirely too tempting…

Question: Is it possible to store farts? Short answer: Yes.