16 Comments

  1. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    Not even if it’s empty except for you?

  3. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    So, you’re ok if no one walks in?

  5. Von Cracker
    April 9, 2009,

    it permeates, definitely.

  6. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    I learned something today, that makes today a good day. I’m such a nerd though my mind is trying to wander into an explanation as to why this would be so.

  7. Von Cracker
    April 9, 2009,

    doesn’t heat expand molecules?

  8. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    Expand? No, it makes them move faster. If it’s actually worse, I wonder if it has to do with the high humidity. The smelly portion of flatus (technical term, isn’t it cool?) is sulfur compounds, like hydrogen sulfide. Could it be a solubility issue?

  9. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    Oh, you’ve started a chain reaction. Now my husband and I are discussing the issue, from a scientific perspective.

  10. Unstable Isotope
    April 9, 2009,

    He’s a nerd too, he thinks there needs to be control experiments. This may be part of the reason why people have a hard time relating to scientists.

  11. Von Cracker
    April 9, 2009,

    Ah yes, the stuff inside the molecules move faster, so to speak.

    Chem 103 was a long time ago :sigh:

  12. anon
    April 9, 2009,

    Eleven comments in and nobody has asked how you know.

  13. Another Mike
    April 9, 2009,

    The science of breaking wind. That’s why I love DL. You just can’t get this stuff anywhere else.

  14. Miscreant
    April 10, 2009,

    “The science of breaking wind…. You just can’t get this stuff anywhere else.”

    But it’s available here on a daily basis.

  15. Unstable Isotope
    April 10, 2009,

    anon,

    I think we figured that out without asking.

    Miscreant,

    The best blog in Delaware! The Fix says so!

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