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farmology
farmology by David E Wood January 15, 2008
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Frasology • Fratology • fartology • Fapology • freakology • Freshology • Frology • fabology • fagology • farmology
fartology
After reading the fartology sections in several personal health books Kevin avoided eating at Tex-Mex restaurants.
fartology by Alabaster Al August 16, 2008
Fratology
The study of all things fratty. This would include, but not limited to, insight into fratty music,fratty wardrobe, game day preperations, formals, frat water, hazing, golf, hating GDI's, and all other things fratty. The field of Fratology is explored and extensively researched by frat daddies across the country hoping to combat douchebaggery throughout the world and continue to exude increasingly higher levels of fratmosphere. The study of fratalogy does not end when one fraternity member graduates from his respectable institution as true frat daddies continue researching fratology all of their lives.
Based off of the Holister T-Shirts, the spiky hair with the frosted tips, the Linkin Park Jaming from the stereo, and the Shmirnoff Ices being consumed, it was obvious that no one in the room practiced or studied fratology.
Fratology by Fratty McFratstein May 22, 2008
fartology
Advances in fartology have led to a new product called "Nofartus from Novartus" which can greatly reduce intestinal gas.
fartology by antelope al August 1, 2008
flatology
My father was definitely a super-genius, he must have been studying flatology all of his long and productive life.
flatology by Dr Bunnygirl June 3, 2023
Doctor of Fartology
A special honorary graduate degree that is often conveyed by a beleaguered and long-suffering spouse who may be seeking public acknowledgment of their longstanding situation of having lived with a prolific and noxious farter.
She may have been attempting to gain some degree of collective sympathy and support by unabashedly conveying that Doctor of Fartology degree to her very surprised husband at his retirement party.
Doctor of Fartology by Dr Bunnygirl June 6, 2023
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