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August 6, 2004

Looking for some winds of change

MDN: WaiWai: Gassy women need relief

I WILL make a Japanese category soon, when I get around to it. It seems that women have a bigger problem with persistent flatulence than men do. Particularly Japanese women. It can really screw up your life, holding in that gas all day and all night. They must stink up the bed at night; I imagine it would escape in their sleep.

If this weren't so funny, I'd feel worse for them than I do.

Posted by JonasParker at August 6, 2004 11:14 AM

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Haven't these women ever heard of a sphincter? Maybe some sphinctal exercises are in order. Sheesh!

Posted by: La at August 6, 2004 12:05 PM

Maybe it's tired from all the clenching it has to do, or the assfucking, one of the two.

Posted by: JonasParker at August 6, 2004 1:55 PM

I don't know that that is funny. Not at all. A few years ago, my mother was told that her tiredness and pain, muscle spasms and weakness were "all in her head", and then several years later they "discovered" chronic fatigue syndrome, with specifically studies showing the mitochodria in all the cells (which make the energy each body cell uses) were not functioning properly in such people. Nothing worse than having a real problem and having people think you are nuts, and laughing. As for sphincter, from what I read on that article, it seems the woman has done everything possible, including holding it in til she can get into the bathroom. Note that holding in farts can result in stomach cramps and bowel cancer. I have had farts such as described here once or twice, and it is both excruciating, embarrassing, and so constant that one would literally have to spend one's day in the bathroom if one didn't want to be farting around others. Grow up guys. And I would say the same thing to her stupid doctors. If her friends, lovers, coworkers and everyone else are telling her that she is farting and smells, I suspect they are right and the doctor is wrong. The poor woman.

Posted by: wench77 at August 6, 2004 2:27 PM

I think I have officially been "told".

I never meant to imply that it wasn't actually a problem. It seems to be quite a problem. No, I don't know why people don't believe that it is happening. Still makes me chuckle, though.

The next time I see a woman acting funny around people, I'll think, "Maybe she has persistent gas."

Posted by: JonasParker at August 6, 2004 3:26 PM