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Nov 03, 2019, 03:28 AM
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Member Since: Oct 2019
Location: You'll never know
Posts: 940
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Thank you! @WovenGalaxy and @Blknblu 
Your responses made me laugh, though just in case you were serious, ...
Blknblu, I'm not sure if burps are the same as farts, LOL. I think gas is expelled, but the stench might differ. The stink might involve different chemicals in a burp than in a fart. Both could probably affect taste buds if potent enough, as I think the airborne factor carries those stinky molecules right back to the orificies from which they came. 
WovenGalaxy, thank you so much for your understanding! I never took fart philosophy either, but I do recall a community psychologist's lecture about some political maneuver that involved beans, farts, and the homeless at a particular free-meal, mixed-venue event; the farts from the gassy homeless persons who ate the beans were used to persuade some politicians at the event. Had I taken a different course in human biology or gerontology, however, farts would have probably represented a more natural, less weaponized function. That's about all I know from my undergraduate experience. Though, I must say, that some students and professors have occasionally let one rip in that particular environment!
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