In medieval Ireland there was a jester known as Braigetóir. How did his entertain his lord? By passing wind, the man was a professional farter….. #FridayFun
Image after John Derrick’s ‘The Image of Irelande, with a discouerie of Woodkarne‘, AD 1581 pic.twitter.com/piZjLfcCCT
— Irish Archaeology (@irarchaeology) June 14, 2019
Ah here.
An explanation of pulse-related air biscuitry animated by Jorge R. Canedo Estrada, Lucas Brooking and Matt James for Men’s Health magazine.
Ah here. Open a window.
Not quite, caller.
Despite appearances, these cows are not wearing jetpacks. They are having their flatulence measured by Teagasc, Ireland’s Agricultural and Food Development Authority. Teagasc hopes to find a way to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions without cutting milk production.
*sniggers*
Sensors Measure Cow Flatulence – For Science (Julie Sklar, New Scientist)
(Pic: Mark Thiessen/National Geographic)
Thanks Ri
Now that’s an official reprimand (or a fake or a troll. Still)
