anal science update

remember when you were a kid, and on long car trips your Dad would give you one of those moving-square puzzles?  it’s a sort of 2-dimensional rubik’s cube. . . 14 tiles and one open space. and the goal is to use the one open space to shuffle the rest of the tiles around and get them to make a picture?   and you had to move all 14 around one at a time, just to move the one tile you WANTED, just one space closer to where it’s supposed to be? and even when you get that tile in sequence (finally) you invariably end up moving it OUT of order, in the process of shuffling some NEW tile into place?

that is what is happening in my intestines right now.

by some metabolic quirk, i have arrived at a point in my life where i can eat one raisin and instead of breaking that raisin down into carbohydrates, proteins, and other ‘building blocks of life,’ my stomach turns it into basically 5 cubic meters of highly compressed methane.

i got so much gas, i am thinking that, armed with only a speculum, a windmill, and a generator, i could solve america’s dependence on foreign oil.   plus, you know, more raisins.

but, like all brilliant schemes, there is a hitch.  my guts are all kinked up like a old hose, so that gas has nowhere to go.  the process of getting the gas pockets to one end or the other requires a moving-square-puzzle amount of time and effort, plus a bewildering variety of analog bleeps and blorps for which analogy fails me.  maybe an extended dennis-hopper-as-Frank-from-Blue-Velvet-sodomizng-R2D2-underwater?  if i might be permitted to return from the heady realm of abstraction, it hurts like fuck.

but, when the gas pocket DOES finally reach its destination the results are a spectacular natural phenomena on the order of the auroura borealis or . . . well, actually, auroura borealis is all it is like.  plus i am so agonized by that time, that the breaking of wind to me sounds like the angelic choir that accompanied  charlton heston when he got the tablets form Yahweh.  but louder.  in fact you probably heard it if you were awake at 7 pm, pacific coast time.  for those of you accross the ocean, that would be high noon, sunday march 26th.  as a matter of fact, i just got a call from Slayer, saying  could i please turn it down, because they were trying to practice in los angeles and they couldn’t hear themselves. why did i ever tive tom arraya my phone number, the whiney little girl?

 i am trying to think of  a way to solve this dillemma.  i think where i went wrong is, i did not eat ENOUGH food; If i ate a whole bean burrito instead of a lousy raisin, i would have so much gas that the pressure would get so high it would have to transform into plasma, the fourth state of matter.  i could then finally realize my dreams of cheap-affordable fusion power.  In my ass.  next step: joining the fucking X-men.

11 Responses to “anal science update”

  1. Sluggo Says:

    I just got a call from President Chimp: He doesn’t believe you. Are you in so much gut pain that you can’t reach for a lousy microphone or mp3 recorder or Hogan’s Heroes wire recorder or something to provide some proof of your new-found sonic anal hatred?

  2. Peter Says:

    Sounds like you brought back a parasite. After my last extended trip to Tokyo, it took 6 months to get back to normal, not kidding.

  3. Sluggo Says:

    During our first trip to Japan, my wife didn’t have a BM for like 6 days… And during our second trip, I was backed up for 5 days. I wasn’t uncomfortable at all, just worried… Things worked out in the end, though… Or should I say *from* the end.

  4. Sluggo Says:

    On thinking about the parasite thing… It’s more likely that Schultz got hold of something here that he probably wasn’t accustomed to… After all, having to adjust back to American food-handling practices (in restaurants, I mean) probably wouldn’t be too kind to the ol’ pipes.

  5. dshire Says:

    Basic trend analysis indicates this is becoming an entirely gastro-intestinal blog.

    I like it.

  6. Furono Says:

    I’m still reeling with bubbling crude and gas from Japan food 8 months after being here. I imagin it would take just as long to adapt to San Jose food again. SUPER TACQRIA BABY!! BEENS AND RICE IS NICE THE MORE YOU EAT THE MORE YOU TOOOOT.

  7. Augustus. Says:

    Word. Get back to Japan soon. Avoid shitty US food at all costs.

  8. Karasu Says:

    I think I heard you all the way in Ohio… You should record some of that and sample it in a song…. Remix of 残念魂の下痢, Too bad soul diarrhea.

  9. schultzzzzzzz Says:

    i DID reach for my recorder but it was out of batteries.

  10. Karasu Says:

    Damn. If you had a recording, that would have been the high point of my week.

  11. dorhuya Says:

    Array

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anal science update

remember when you were a kid, and on long car trips your Dad would give you one of those moving-square puzzles?  it’s a sort of 2-dimensional rubik’s cube. . . 14 tiles and one open space. and the goal is to use the one open space to shuffle the rest of the tiles around and get them to make a picture?   and you had to move all 14 around one at a time, just to move the one tile you WANTED, just one space closer to where it’s supposed to be? and even when you get that tile in sequence (finally) you invariably end up moving it OUT of order, in the process of shuffling some NEW tile into place?

that is what is happening in my intestines right now.

by some metabolic quirk, i have arrived at a point in my life where i can eat one raisin and instead of breaking that raisin down into carbohydrates, proteins, and other ‘building blocks of life,’ my stomach turns it into basically 5 cubic meters of highly compressed methane.

i got so much gas, i am thinking that, armed with only a speculum, a windmill, and a generator, i could solve america’s dependence on foreign oil.   plus, you know, more raisins.

but, like all brilliant schemes, there is a hitch.  my guts are all kinked up like a old hose, so that gas has nowhere to go.  the process of getting the gas pockets to one end or the other requires a moving-square-puzzle amount of time and effort, plus a bewildering variety of analog bleeps and blorps for which analogy fails me.  maybe an extended dennis-hopper-as-Frank-from-Blue-Velvet-sodomizng-R2D2-underwater?  if i might be permitted to return from the heady realm of abstraction, it hurts like fuck.

but, when the gas pocket DOES finally reach its destination the results are a spectacular natural phenomena on the order of the auroura borealis or . . . well, actually, auroura borealis is all it is like.  plus i am so agonized by that time, that the breaking of wind to me sounds like the angelic choir that accompanied  charlton heston when he got the tablets form Yahweh.  but louder.  in fact you probably heard it if you were awake at 7 pm, pacific coast time.  for those of you accross the ocean, that would be high noon, sunday march 26th.  as a matter of fact, i just got a call from Slayer, saying  could i please turn it down, because they were trying to practice in los angeles and they couldn’t hear themselves. why did i ever tive tom arraya my phone number, the whiney little girl?

 i am trying to think of  a way to solve this dillemma.  i think where i went wrong is, i did not eat ENOUGH food; If i ate a whole bean burrito instead of a lousy raisin, i would have so much gas that the pressure would get so high it would have to transform into plasma, the fourth state of matter.  i could then finally realize my dreams of cheap-affordable fusion power.  In my ass.  next step: joining the fucking X-men.

11 Responses to “anal science update”

  1. Sluggo Says:

    I just got a call from President Chimp: He doesn’t believe you. Are you in so much gut pain that you can’t reach for a lousy microphone or mp3 recorder or Hogan’s Heroes wire recorder or something to provide some proof of your new-found sonic anal hatred?

  2. Peter Says:

    Sounds like you brought back a parasite. After my last extended trip to Tokyo, it took 6 months to get back to normal, not kidding.

  3. Sluggo Says:

    During our first trip to Japan, my wife didn’t have a BM for like 6 days… And during our second trip, I was backed up for 5 days. I wasn’t uncomfortable at all, just worried… Things worked out in the end, though… Or should I say *from* the end.

  4. Sluggo Says:

    On thinking about the parasite thing… It’s more likely that Schultz got hold of something here that he probably wasn’t accustomed to… After all, having to adjust back to American food-handling practices (in restaurants, I mean) probably wouldn’t be too kind to the ol’ pipes.

  5. dshire Says:

    Basic trend analysis indicates this is becoming an entirely gastro-intestinal blog.

    I like it.

  6. Furono Says:

    I’m still reeling with bubbling crude and gas from Japan food 8 months after being here. I imagin it would take just as long to adapt to San Jose food again. SUPER TACQRIA BABY!! BEENS AND RICE IS NICE THE MORE YOU EAT THE MORE YOU TOOOOT.

  7. Augustus. Says:

    Word. Get back to Japan soon. Avoid shitty US food at all costs.

  8. Karasu Says:

    I think I heard you all the way in Ohio… You should record some of that and sample it in a song…. Remix of 残念魂の下痢, Too bad soul diarrhea.

  9. schultzzzzzzz Says:

    i DID reach for my recorder but it was out of batteries.

  10. Karasu Says:

    Damn. If you had a recording, that would have been the high point of my week.

  11. dorhuya Says:

    Array

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