Pittsburgh Pirates TV broadcast denies hot mic fart
"We’re happy that everyone’s watching and listening."
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Paul Skenes’ start interrupted by possible fart
That's the power of a fart.
Bruce Feldman blasts SI for reducing Mike Golic Jr. weight gain conversation to farts
Golic and Thomas offer a candid look at the physical and mental tolls of weight management for offensive linemen, despite SI's fixation on farts.
Audible fart hilariously derails Andrei Vasilevskiy’s postgame press conference
"What was the question?"
WFAN’s Gregg Giannotti shares scuttlebutt on Keith Jones’ gas: ‘Lots of burping, lots of farting.’
"Someone told me, who worked with Keith Jones, he had an inordinate amount of gas."
Stephen A. Smith shudders at the thought of Joey Chestnut’s hot dog farts: ‘And I pass gas sometimes.’
"I know because I don’t eat hot dogs like that, and I pass gas sometimes. You understand what I’m saying? At least a few times a day."
It certainly sounded like a fart ripped during the Wizards broadcast on NBC Sports Washington
Shortly after the possible fart, the play-by-play announcer noted there was a timely foul "on the push."
Canucks and Lightning broadcasts all aired an apparent fart, leading to #FartGate trending
"Was that you?" "No, no, it wasn't."
After #Fartgate, American Standard offers to send Mike Francesa a personalized “First time, long time” bidet seat
"While the Internet debates whether or not this is true, we wanted to make sure that when you need to go, you can go with dignity."
Mike Francesa appears to fart on air while criticizing Adam Gase, then spends a lot of time denying he supplied it
The New York Daily News ran a story wondering if Francesa farted on-air Monday morning, so logically, Francesa spent a lot of his afternoon show denying that.
