I think it is sometimes funny, and other times it lowers the tone if you want to discuss something serious, this is in regard to non-gender specific breaking of wind. It seems to me that one or two amazing projects in the past may have been scuppered, and never got off the ground due to breaking wind - everyone's loss. But its the sort thing I don't want people to go on and on about. For instance I don't want to watch the clip of Leslie Neilson over and over or be invited to a viewing with others - "watch this, watch this he does something really funny." It wasfunny.
All sorts of interesting questions spring to mind, like should a man always take the embarrasment for a woman breaking wind, in this day of equal opportunities?
Of course there are the badly timed ones, like after you have made your speech to the board, and think you've been quite savvy, and the chairman asks "Is there anything else you'd like to share with us?"
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All sorts of interesting questions spring to mind, like should a man always take the embarrasment for a woman breaking wind, in this day of equal opportunities?
Of course there are the badly timed ones, like after you have made your speech to the board, and think you've been quite savvy, and the chairman asks "Is there anything else you'd like to share with us?"
I really must object, in a minute...
But first (from about 3:40 into the clip)