National Pass Gas Day
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Let it all out! Celebrate National Pass Gas Day with your friends, family, and co-workers - the funniest fart stories guaranteed!
January 7 is National Pass Gas Day, a day to celebrate one of the most universal truths about human biology! The origins of this holiday are unclear, but it is believed to have been created as an excuse for people around the world to laugh and be silly. While passing gas may not seem like an appropriate topic for celebration, there's no denying its importance in keeping our bodies healthy.
Do you have a friend who loves to pass gas? Why not play a prank on them by putting a whoopee cushion on their chair before they sit down or filling their room with helium balloons that make fart noises when popped.
Invite some friends over and plan a game night with games like 'Pass the Gas' and 'Who Can Pass the Most Gas?'. You can also create your own activities like having a farting contest, who can blow out the most candles with their farts.
Celebrating National Pass Gas Day doesn’t have to be all about pranks, it can also be about eating some of your favorite foods that cause gas like broccoli, beans, and cauliflower. Try to eat as much as you can and see who can hold in the most air.
Sometimes the best way to celebrate National Pass Gas Day is to go for a walk or run outside. Not only will you get some exercise but you'll also get to enjoy the fresh air while releasing some of that built up gas.
If you're feeling particularly festive, why not listen to some good old fashioned fart music? There are plenty of albums available online that feature flatulence sounds as musical instruments, so put them on and get ready to rock out!
Sometimes, your body just needs to pass gas and that's perfectly okay! Not only can relieving your body of the extra built up gas help with any abdominal pains or discomfort associated with bloating but it can also allow more room for digestion.
Passing gas isn't just a physical action; it can also be therapeutic! In fact, intentionally passing gas has been found to have some positive effects on stress levels, as the process of releasing this pent up pressure can often leave you feeling relaxed and relieved.
At the end of the day, passing gas is a completely normal and natural bodily function that everyone experiences. Instead of trying to hide or stifle these unavoidable emissions, National Pass Gas Day gives us an opportunity to celebrate and embrace them in all their smelly glory!