Wanna Laugh? Watch These Fart-Fueled Commercials

There’s nothing like a good fart joke to break up the seriousness of the day. And there’s nothing like a collection of the Most Flatulent Food Commercials to make one break out into laughter in a public cafe while trying to write a piece about the Most Flatulent Food Commercials. Believe us, it’s not easy. People must think we’re insane.

But go ahead. You try to watch these commercials without snickering. You won’t be able to do it. In fact, you’ll likely have your co-workers crowding around your cubicle sharing in the farty goodness of it all. At least you hope they do or else they’ll all think it’s you pumping out the farty goodness.

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