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Sniper Fart

A Sniper Fart is when a person or "Sniper" passes gas silently amongst a group of people. The group of people (hereby referred to as "Targets") cannot tell who dealt the killing blow, but certainly know that someone has them in their cross hairs. A "kill" would be in reference to when the sniper takes a shot, and the target cannot identify the sniper, thus deemed a successful mission. A "miss" however, is when the sniper is identified by it's target(s), in turn, deeming this an unsuccessful mission.

Snipers should avoid the following: egg whites, Fibre One bars, coffee, etc.

Shooting Ranges: elevators, parks & playgrounds, family photos, etc.

**Footnote: no mission is completely unsuccessful if the smell is horrendous.
"Man what's that smell?"

"I don't know."

"Dude, did you just drop a Sniper Fart"

**Grins**
Sniper Fart by Batcan May 9, 2013
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fart sniper 

Someone who farts while they're near someone, so they can blame it on the other person.
Bowen: "Oo, Trident, you just let out a bowl-cracker!"
Trident: "No way, man! You totally fart sniped me! You are a fart sniper."
Bowen: *chokes for air because the odor is so pungent.*
fart sniper by SeanG April 11, 2007

SniperFarmer 

A farmer that snipes his cows from on top of his barn. You ever see that movie shooter? Its kinda like that.
What do you do for a living? I'm a SniperFarmer
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snipermartin 

he da man and he has a big sexy penis. he is a muscular, divine, ripped, big pp, godly, gift and he doesn't like children like the rest of the gods.
man da man. snipermartin means cool and sexy
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