The Ultimate Book of Farting
The Ultimate Book of Farting
That’s right… Farting, not Fighting!
- What is the windiest city in the world?
- Can you burp and fart at the same time?
- Has anyone died from passing wind?
- Is it true that baked-bean eaters are detroying the ozone layer?
These are just a few of the questions that Alec Bromcie, author of the super-bestselling The Little Book Of Farting, and highly esteemed Professor of Wind and Sound at the University of Valparaiso, will attempt to answer for you in his latest publication. The Ultimate Book Of Farting. Included in the book is a newly devised sound chip, with four of the best farts Professor Bromcie has n record in his private sound collection. The Ultimate Book Of Farting is a minefield of explosive material on the subject and not to be missed by all those with a healthy, or unhealthy, interest in what comes naturally.
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Filed under UFC Pride MMA Videos
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Filed under Judo Videos
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Filed under Aikido Videos
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Judo by Kenshiro Abbe
Kenshiro Abbe (Abe Kenshiro, December 15th, 1915-December 1st, 1985) was a Japanese martial artist. He was the youngest student to gain his 4th Dan in Judo and has been credited with the introduction of aikido to the UK and Europe, and founded the British Judo Council, British Kendo Council, British Karate Council, and the International Budo Council. Starting his life training with his father, he attended the Budo Senmon Gakko and is credited as being the founder of the Kyushindo system.
