Summary: Punch-up in midair triggered by passenger
passing gas so foul-smelling that pilot was forced to make emergency landing
Flatulence is
passing gas from the digestive system out of the back passage.
It's the breakdown of foods during the digestive process that can lead to
passing gas, burping, and gas pains or cramping.
The patient was treated with a complete parenteral nutrition after the operation, resumed oral intake gradually after
passing gas and discharged from the hospital 6 days after the operation.
The amount of testing gas controlled by two flow- meters to be 1:10 of incident air, and time of
passing gas controlled by timer.
Extra boiler room of the Pierre-au-Priest at Orly,
passing gas,
"Around our house,
passing gas is a family tradition," joked retired Lt.
(You use these muscles to halt urination and keep from
passing gas.)
Still, we can already imagine the unsatisfying conclusion to this quotidian derive: Herse's car,
passing gas station after gas station, finally shuddering to a stop--its driver's futile act of refusal causing a not inconsiderable slowdown.
Emitting unpleasant smells is also the quickest way to become the most unwanted airline seatmate, with
passing gas (64 percent) and not wearing deodorant (60 percent) considered top passenger blunders.
The lineup for 2014 includes updates to a couple of beloved role-playing series ("Dragon Age: Inquisition,'' "The Elder Scrolls Online''), new entries in long-running Nintendo franchises ("Mario Kart 8,'' "Super Smash Brothers'') and an interactive parody where
passing gas is considered a lethal weapon ("South Park: The Stick of Truth'').
Figure 3 shows the relationship between conversion rate of SDA (S) and the time (t) of
passing gas A through.
At times, colic has been associated with flushing of the face, drawing up of the legs, and
passing gas. Most infants get better with time and the symptoms usually resolve in 10-12 weeks or by six months of age.
Imagine that you are trying to stop yourself from
passing gas. Squeeze the muscles you would use.
* Two pizza company workers posted YouTube videos of employees
passing gas and sneezing on ingredients, stuffing cheese up their noses and then using those items on food.
