A Thread: He-Gassen: The Japanese Fart Competition
He-Gassen (The Fart Competition) is a scroll by unknown artist(s) from The Edo Period of Japan. That is the facts that will be laid out in this thread. The rest is the scroll as I read it in a how to format.
wikiHOW to FART COMPETITION
1) First the village elders must discuss where to get the konjac (Japanese yams). This is a mundane but important part of any good Fart Competition. |
2) The
collecting of said yams and more discussion on how to cook them. |
3) Invites must go out. Usually word of mouth works best. |
4) Cook and consume the yams. |
5) Start letting them rip. |
6) Prepare to use what you can to combat the wind blowing your way. |
7) This includes, but isn't limited to, using fans to force the fanny fog back on it's dealer. |
8) Always avoid getting downwind of Bob. Bob's fecal fume can eat through just about anything. |
9) Let everyone in on the fun. Fart Competitions were never just a guy's sport. |
10) When you reach expert level, see our Wiki How on How to make portable 'Dutch Ovens'. |
11) They have the power of a 1000 cornhole tremors and will make your team the envy of the battle. |
12) Jumping up on a horse and letting your sphincter whistle blow is a fair move. |
13) But not recommended. |
14) Sometimes it's just nice to give up and take it all in. |
15) Be careful of any loose debris lying around as it may be picked up in the powerful gusts of yam winds and hurt someone. |
16) And always make sure there are enough yams to keep the battle going. |
17) A bit a caution, because there are always opportunists out there ready to make out in war…even if that war is just a fun flatulence escapade with the local village. |
18) And, yes, there is a point you know it's been taken too far. |
19) At that point find a safe empty space to expel the rest of your thunder from down under. |
20) And, NEVER, take it as far as blasting out cats and gassing the cook to death. That's not good. |
Hope this helped answer any questions you have on how to throw your own Fart Competition. Happy & Safe Tooting, everyone. |
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