Mr. Methane: Art or a "disgusting creature"?

Although Vaudeville has recognized some "flatutists" in the past, a lot of claims of their "musical farting" seem unrealistic.

Britain's main flatulist today is Mr. Methane.
www.guardian.co.uk...

Here he is on Britain's Got Talent:



As ridiculous as it seems, is this some Dadaist deconstruction of culture?
Is there resistance in the body?

Going back to the Middle Ages and some other cultures, breaking wind is a compliment to the chefs.
Nevertheless all lifeforms on earth break wind.
I once read about some worms that live in a volcano, which have no digestive tract, and they are some of the few creatures on earth that do not break wind.

Otherwise, there are gender issues (ladies don't do that), but rarely has somebody turned it into an art-form, and Mr. Methane should be studied, rather than insulted.

Such a Fartman knock-off..

given he toured with the macc lads you can see the level that he's aimed at

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I say him on late night TV like 15 years ago doing Smoke on the Water.

He got the cadence right but the notes were a bit spotty._javascript:icon('')

awful manners . i might be up tight but i find it rude. gross
nasty

Mr. Methane was awesome. Could you imagine if he won and they ended up doing that before the Queen at the royal variety show... I'm sure she'd have loved it.

Well, last time Brian May opened the Queen's celebration from the top of Buckingham Palace.

However, rumor has it she didn't even notice, and she asked him later: "So, what do you do young man?"

This is where Mr. Methane could really fart along in future.

www.myspace.com...

Aw, poor Barrie...