RickiTarr,
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It's so weird that we are all supposed to be ashamed for burping and farting. I deeply apologize to everyone for keeping my body from literally exploding, so uncouth.

183231bcb,

@RickiTarr I've had students who have been so mistreated by previous teachers/schools that they think they need to apologize for needing to use the bathroom.

staringatclouds,
@staringatclouds@mastodon.social avatar

@RickiTarr Me & Mrs SaC's mum used to compete to see who could burp loudest

I do miss her 😢

glennsills,
@glennsills@dotnet.social avatar

@RickiTarr Reminds me of hiking up a mountain behind a group of 3 women once. The woman farted, apparently silently, but immediately turned around and said, "watch out, I farted". Her friends seemed bemused, and she said, "Well I warned you, that's the best I can do.".

pdkoenig,
@pdkoenig@mstdn.social avatar

@RickiTarr My grandfather and my mother regularly responded to burps and farts from others and themselves with “Better out than in.”

HeatherH,
@HeatherH@mastodon.social avatar

@RickiTarr

I read somewhere that a healthy digestive system produces 4 - 5 liters of gas a day. I chose to believe it.

There is no shame in a healthy digestive system.

jhavok,
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@RickiTarr I've gone the other way. Farts are celebrated with a triumphant cry (mine or anyone else's), burps are extended as long as possible though I never think to say something with them until it's too late .

Cefr,
@Cefr@beige.party avatar

@RickiTarr I'll apologize for gas, that stinks.

Burps, belching and other mild forms of gastric distention, if someone gets miffed about that past a quick "excuse me", they are someone I don't want to break bread with ever again.

AnguaDelphine,
@AnguaDelphine@mk.absturztau.be avatar

@RickiTarr

Well to quote my late Dad, who always used a Stage Somerset accent* to say it (Amateur Dramatics)
"I like fart because when I farts I laughs,
and when I laughs I knows I's Healthy."

*Think "The Wurzels".

ParadeGrotesque,
@ParadeGrotesque@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

@RickiTarr

I have been known to indulge in these... "uncouth" practices as well.

As they say if the sound level matches the smell... It was time to let it out.

sbuzzard,
@sbuzzard@hachyderm.io avatar

@RickiTarr I find as I get increasingly older I've become more gas than man while at the same time running ever lower on couth. I should be able to power my stove and fireplace without paying Philly Gas Works. Mine works just as well.

fmhilton,
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@RickiTarr Kids can burp all they want and it's funny. Adults do it and it's rude.
In Turkey (and other ME countries) it's considered rude if you don't burp.
But cats, dogs and other animals do it, and we don't shame them.
If we don't let the gas out one way or another it'll build up and explode somewhere. So fart and burp away. It's being human!

run_atalanta,
@run_atalanta@pgh.social avatar

@fmhilton @RickiTarr Interesting thing I experienced....

The saying is "even if you try to hold it in, the body will emit it, somehow."

My partner would have bouts of terrible gas, and me, eating the same had-producing foods: Nada -- not a fart, not a burp.

I got diagnosed with Leaky Gut.
After many months of diet/prescription gut supplements, one day I burped for the first time in.....years. Also suddenly farting became a real thing. I would actually experience gas pains!

Farting = health

fmhilton,
@fmhilton@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

@run_atalanta @RickiTarr You have gas that has to go somewhere, and it's going to take the easiest exit.
BTW, this also goes for sneezing. My brother once told me, "Don't hold your sneezes in, you can have a heart attack." I thought it was a joke, (and he was wrong) but it is definitely not recommended at all.
https://www.healthline.com/health/holding-in-a-sneeze
Lesson: don't hold back your bodily airs and fluids..it's your body saying, "Hey, human here's my opinion of your eating habits!"

fmhilton,
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@run_atalanta @RickiTarr Also, I am the unhappy recipient of a syndrome that causes me to sneeze when I eat certain foods and when I go out in the sunlight without a hat or sunglasses.
I can't stop those sneezes because they're insistent that I let them out.
So I do.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Photic_sneeze_reflex#:~:text=The%20photic%20sneeze%20reflex%20%28also%20known%20as%20ACHOO,bright%20lights%20or%20periocular%20%28surrounding%20the%20eyeball%29%20injection.

RickiTarr,
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@fmhilton @run_atalanta Oh wow, I've heard of it, but never met anyone who had it!

qurlyjoe,
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social avatar

@RickiTarr @fmhilton @run_atalanta
I have a milder version where I’ll have to sneeze once, or rarely, twice when I first go out in strong sunlight. And it’s not every time.

run_atalanta,
@run_atalanta@pgh.social avatar

@qurlyjoe @RickiTarr @fmhilton

It me too (often sneezing when walking out into bright sunlight) good pointer!

courtcan,
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@run_atalanta @qurlyjoe @RickiTarr @fmhilton I have a mild form of it too. Sometimes, when I get one of those sneezes that doesn't want to come out and just makes your sinuses throb, I'll go to a window and stick my face in the sun to make myself sneeze and get it over with! 😆

fmhilton,
@fmhilton@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

@RickiTarr @run_atalanta I did not realize that I actually had a 'syndrome' until I read about it somewhere and finally discovered why I did all that sneezing all the time. It's expensive, too-I prefer to have special photosensitive lenses in my glasses. They cost a couple of hundred extra on top of the prescription.

RickiTarr,
@RickiTarr@beige.party avatar

@fmhilton That's crazy!

fmhilton,
@fmhilton@mastodon.sdf.org avatar

@RickiTarr yeah, but it's worth it. It's all right to sneeze while walking, but you do not want to do it while riding a bike or driving a car. Very dangerous.

RickiTarr,
@RickiTarr@beige.party avatar

@fmhilton Oh I didn't think about that!

justafrog,
@justafrog@mstdn.social avatar

@RickiTarr I never apologize for it.

Like, seriously, normal bodily function.

If my body functioning upsets you, we seriously can't be friends.

Even a mild implication that my body should stop functioning normally sets me on edge a lot.

niavy,
@niavy@masto.bike avatar

@RickiTarr
At home, none of us (2 parents and 3 children) are. We "gradually" made ourselves used to these noises, we just strive to say "sorry".

Yet when we're in public places or at friends' houses we limit ourselves 😄.
@Fragglemuppet

courtcan,
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@niavy @RickiTarr @Fragglemuppet Same at our house. Woman, man, girl kid. We burp and fart and excuse ourselves and go on our merry way -- sometimes with a lot of laughter.

In the classic definition of the word, we are VULGAR. 😆

greygoo,
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@RickiTarr Careful, you could accidently summon aliens with it ;)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B4KDBDQIkGI

Alice,
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@RickiTarr When Kev and I were very new in our relationship, he was sleeping over and my stomach became very upset. I lived in a small townhouse with one bathroom that was right by my bedroom and I was terrified of the sounds my body was about to make, so I decided the most LOGICAL solution would be to drive to this 24-hour store by my house to use their restroom so I got dressed and told Kev I was going to Meijer to shop for SNOW BOOTS? (at like 3am) and he was like "Oh, I'll go with you" and I was like "No! You sleep! I'll go ALONE!" so @KevBot , if you're reading this, that's why I didn't come home with any snow boots.

RickiTarr,
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@Alice @KevBot Snow Boots is the most panic answer lol

ravensrod,
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jordan,
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@RickiTarr I'll take literally any excuse to post a Paul Barman song: https://inv.tux.pizza/watch?v=aHOs6h1k0yE

CoachMark,
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@RickiTarr and congratulate others for particularly awesome ones.

textualdeviance,
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@CoachMark @RickiTarr When my toddler daughter issues a good burp before bedtime, I always congratulate her. She giggles.

voxofgod,
@voxofgod@jorts.horse avatar

@textualdeviance @CoachMark @RickiTarr

Whenever we farted in front of my grandfather he would say 'Good boy! Wish I'd done that.'

niavy,
@niavy@masto.bike avatar

@CoachMark
OF COURSE !
@RickiTarr

CoachMark,
@CoachMark@beige.party avatar

@RickiTarr we should celebrate them instead!

qurlyjoe,
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social avatar

@RickiTarr
With a life-long chronic bowel disease, farting has always been problematic. Sharting is always a risk. It’s interesting how sensitive one can become to internal sensations with years of practice, but one can never be 100% sure. One learns things like, sleep lightly, and if you dream of anything remotely connected to defecation, WAKE UP NOW! or else you’ll be doing laundry in the morning.

pattykimura, (edited )
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@RickiTarr After a nice dinner on my nephew's first date with a woman he really really liked, he suddenly had severe gastric distress while in her tiny apartment with thin walls. He urgently used her bathroom and was in there for a long long time making horrible diarrhea noise, and smelling up the joint. When he emerged he was terribly embarrassed, and she was like "??? You okay???" He thought, "She'll never go out with me, again." He told this story at their wedding reception. They now have two girls.

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