The I Love to Fart Cookbook

By Travis W. Pacone

Book Overview

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0943084040
• ISBN13: 9780943084046
• Release Date: January 1983
• Publisher: Turnbull & Willoughby Pub
• Length: 80 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

It's a gas about gas!

This book is funny, one flatulence joke after another. Most of the book has a recipe that supposedly causes flatulence on the left and a cartoon of the same on the right. Each recipe has an associated "fluff meter", which describes the level of action it will produce. Occasionally there are pages containing "fart facts", some of which might even be true. I laughed my way through this book, many of the cartoons are accurate, representing the ways in which we try to handle and occasionally profit from the most embarrassing body noise.

Faltulence Forever

Outstanding book of recipes, fart history and little known facts. Each recipe is rated. Humorous comments about each recipe are included. Something for everyone. My favorite is Thunder Wafers!

It Really Works!

As a long-time petomaine, I'd searched for years to find a book filled with recipes that not only taste good but give a little added "entertainment" as well. This is such a book! I've had my copy for years, its pages now well-smudged from heavy use in the kitchen. My favorite? "The Treasure of Sierra Madre", an 8.8 on the fluff-o-meter!Get a copy! May the farts be with you!

The I Love to Fart Cookbook

Not only does this book contain recipes, any man would love, it was fun to read as well. Wonderful entertainment, made me laugh until I cried. My family's favorite recipe, Those Stadium Stinkers!

A fart-filled dinner

It has really good food platters and they all have nice sideeffects. One of the recipes made me do a SonicBoom