[Dr. Bogus Pachysandra]

Glad to see someone else knows the “other” definition. There was some French guy who actually had a stage act crepitating in front of delighted audiences! I submitted this word to xsmommy, about a month ago, for her “Word of The Day” threads. Did it as kind of a joke. Thought the responses might be fun! I’m kind of surprised that someone else has used it!

[wordsofearnest]

Some friends and I have shed many a tear laughing at that bit of comedy. “Oh no his lordship has sh_t!!”

[tioga]

We specialize in words here, what else did you expect?

[NicknamedBob]

"Glad to see someone else knows the “other” definition. There was some French guy who actually had a stage act crepitating in front of delighted audiences! I submitted this word to xsmommy, about a month ago, for her “Word of The Day” threads. Did it as kind of a joke. Thought the responses might be fun! I’m kind of surprised that someone else has used it!"

It may interest you to know that I have met and personally witnessed the performance of a woman with a similar talent to that of Monsieur Le Pétomane, although she used a different orifice available only to women, to perform her art.

She went by the name Honeysuckle Divine, and you will no doubt be pleased to know that in addition to being remarkably talented, she was also a very friendly person.