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Let It Go

There are many names for the common ‘Fart’ To name them all is quite an art Let’s start off with good old ‘Smell’ Who it’s from we cannot tell From the mouths of babes a ‘Pop Off’ comes Always a giggle to all their chums A ‘Blast Off’ is popular with the wee ones too Often accompanied with “who’s done a poo”? The ‘Clanger’ is popular with many a folk Teenage boys and your average bloke Grandma says can you please refrain From letting ‘Fluffy off the Chain’ Here are some more just to name a few There’s ‘Flatulence’, ‘Wind’ and ‘Air-Poo’ Honourable mentions go to these below ‘Gas’, ‘Toot’ and ‘Fluff’ Other names for ‘letting go’ Although impressive these names above The trophy goes To ‘Puff of Love’

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Date: 2/5/2023 8:29:00 AM
Haven’t heard of most of those, Deb. But hilarious is the word… I mean ‘puff of love’? Now that would really take some explaining. ;-) Terry
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Date: 2/2/2023 9:53:00 PM
It is an age-old affliction; the older you get, the more you are afflicted.
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Date: 2/2/2023 11:27:00 AM
There's nothing stinky about this delightful poem, Deb. "Let it rip" or "Silent but deadly" commonly used around here. What a "Gassly" cute write! Thanks also for commenting on my POTD! Love ya, Charlie
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Date: 2/2/2023 1:25:00 AM
Over here we have, silent but violent, rip roarer and who let polly out of prison. Lol. Love the humour Deb. Tom
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Date: 2/1/2023 11:59:00 PM
You're right Deb, they're all sincere expressions of: "High-Octane Gassed Up Love"! This ditty is combustible, gaseous and real funny!...ab
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Date: 2/1/2023 11:31:00 PM
I call them poppin not so fresh kinda like the Pillsbury dough boy had Mexican for lunch. Enjoyed your cataloging the various and sundry ways we come to address what we all do. Especially loved grandmas.
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