Tuesday Funnies - Fox News Follies
Looks like someone over there needs to make better use of their spell-check!

You've surely heard of Wikipedia - I don't think a day goes by when I don't find myself on the site for one reason or another. Well, now there's Dikipedia! Yes, Dickipedia! And given the name, you can probably guess what kind of content Dickipedia contains! No, no, no, no... get all those salacious thoughts out of your head. Not that kind of "dick"... but close enough.
HAHAHA! You just can't make this stuff up, I tell ya!Oh and..."Kiwi Broadcasting Authority"??? Ok.
SOURCE: DESPERATE ON VARIETY
Found this over at io9.com. I couldn't have said it all any better myself.What some don't realize is just how potent flatus can be. It can contain nitrogen, carbon dioxide, methane and hydrogen - flammable gases, which undoubtedly means that flatus can be ignited! That's right... gives new meaning to the phrase, "lighting fire under someones ass!" But I don't want to have to resort to that folks! Can you imagine me carrying a book of matches around, and when someone farts, I "light up their asses!" Literally! I wonder if the fire would burn inward instead of outward, essentially following the trail back up through the main source, and into the body of the "releaser," essentially blowing them up from the inside. That would be kind of cool, wouldn't it? HAHA! We do carry oxygen in our blood, right? And we know that oxygen is a fire conduit. Talk about internal combustion! (That was my Eli Roth, torture-porn moment)
Alright, I'm done! In closing, just do me a favor, be kind, be considerate and control your anal sphincter when you can. I know for some, it's actually an ailment, and thus, involuntary, but I think most of us don't have that problem. However, if you absolutely, positively must "drop it like it's hot" whenever and wherever, I strongly urge you to invest in one of these: Anti-Flatulence Underwear. Yes, you read that right. A patent was filed in 1997 for something called the Protective Underwear With Malodorous Flatus Filter. Don't believe me? Check it out HERE. Or you can buy one from a company called Under-Tec, amongst several others, for just $24.95; and they come in all sizes too! Click on the images below to read about how they work and get yours NOW, helping to reduce global methane emissions and stabilizing greenhouse gases, doing your part to save our planet! You'll be glad you did!