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The term "German farts" humorously refers to the German word "Forte," which means "to break wind." This has led to playful associations with bread names that might sound amusing in English, such as "Bierbrot" (beer bread) or "Wurstbrot" (sausage bread). However, there are no officially recognized breads directly named after farts; the connection is more of a linguistic joke than a culinary tradition.
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What do farts come from?
Your butt
Where did the materials from the colosseum come from?
Turtle farts!!!!!!
Do all farts come from the butt?
NO, some come from the mouth and THERE CALLED BURPS
How come you can tolerate the smell of your own farts but not someone else's?
maybe because you are used 2 your own farts and odors?
When will farts by dav pilkey come out?
"Farts" by Dav Pilkey is set to be released on August 16, 2022.
Is the last name Stone Jewish-German?
Stone comes from Stein which is German and means stone. It can be German or German-Jewish. Many Jewish names are German words or come from German words. Schwartz, for example, means black in German.
Where pitta originate?
Pitta breads come from Greece.
What year did the song pack up come out?
1921 farts
Do the fundamental ideas of a republic come through in this article?
farts
Where does the last name Meier come from?
Linguistically, the names Meyer, Meier, Mayer, Maier and Mayr are German.
What nationality does the last name Goble come from?
My last names goble and my husband is from England but apparently it is German
Who was the German hair band in the 80's?
The two big names that come to mind are Halloween and Scorpions
