Dear Klancy, I’m here for a fart-forward Substack. “Yes but is it fart?” And as long as we’re talking about it, yes, when you fly, you fart more. “The lower air pressure at high altitudes means any gas trapped in your digestive system gets more room to spread out.” My question is if I’m in the aisle and fart, can the person in Middle or Window FEEL it?
I think the person next to you knows if you fart. Fun trick I tried that worked a little was to walk to the toilet and stretch and do a squat and let it rip. In front of the lavatory. Squats are the siren song /positions for farts. For one flight I was by the window so just had to sit and clench!!
Dear Klancy, I’m here for a fart-forward Substack. “Yes but is it fart?” And as long as we’re talking about it, yes, when you fly, you fart more. “The lower air pressure at high altitudes means any gas trapped in your digestive system gets more room to spread out.” My question is if I’m in the aisle and fart, can the person in Middle or Window FEEL it?
I think the person next to you knows if you fart. Fun trick I tried that worked a little was to walk to the toilet and stretch and do a squat and let it rip. In front of the lavatory. Squats are the siren song /positions for farts. For one flight I was by the window so just had to sit and clench!!