Windy Runs

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  • Slowboy - you should get three of your colleagues to eat porridge too and then, by mid-morning you could have your own wind quartet going. If you each flavoured your porridge with a different herb or spice you could play Vivaldi's Four Seasons in SmelloSound whilst your other colleagues tried to guess which season(ing)s each of you had consumed.

    Fat Face -You could really hack them off by getting up and going for a jog round the office. You'll give your insides a good shake about and spread your aura more widely
  • fat facefat face ✭✭✭
    Oh jeeeees, I just dropped another trouser typhoon. I am not popular today. Hope tomorrows physio sess doesn't cause further rumblings.
  • mmm but if you make your own ginger beer plant, swallow it and then let it ferment away - fizzy f2rts!

    porridge slowboy - are you soaking your oats enuff - or eating them raw from a bucket?
  • ChaosChaos ✭✭✭
    Excellent, my favourite trouser-coughing thread has returned.

    HH - To what end is that pipe in your hand used? the mind boggles...
  • wonder if it would be possible to design wind powered trainers - a variation on airsoles - so you could just do it and then run away!!
  • Chaos

    It's use is two-fold.

    If I drop my guts and want to keep it to myself I put the cupped end over my arse and inhale through the small end.

    If I drop my guts and want to share it with the world I insert the small end at the source of the emission waft it from the cupped end.

    I forgot to wash the small end one time...I've not forgotten since.
  • ChaosChaos ✭✭✭
    Airsoles? Are you thinking of some trouser leg piping down to your shoes? I think HH tried this in an earlier thread.

    On another note, I ran down "Trumpers Way" the other day. Sadly my rear end chose not to rise to the occasion at the time.
  • Chaos - The closest to a guff-related road name I can think of round Milton Keynes is Farthing Grove. I'd obviusly have to get scratching away on the H. There must be others around.

    I think there are some places in the Road Atlas of Britain that are Windy something. There is also that fantastically named village of Six Mile Bottom. It would be so cool if the neighbouring village was called something like Windy Pass......
  • fat facefat face ✭✭✭
    I've seen several places on OS explorer maps marked Windy Gap.
    There is also a place called Windrush in Gloucester. I've yet to see anywhere called Windy Bottom though.
  • BOING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  • This is even better second time around
  • I missed this first time- otherwise I would surely have deposited my own contribution.
    I do run up a Windy Bank sometimes and it is part of the course for Liversedge Half marathon- is there a more appropriate race for flatulists in the country?- I should love to hear about it
  • No please, not again

    I havent got the coffee satins out of my chuffin keyboard from last time!
  • There's a Pratt's Bottom somewhere in south east England.
  • Don't forget Upper Ramsbottom.
  • isnt Chicago called the Windy City?

    are there lots of big noises there
  • I stumbled across a great one whilst browsing through the NT members handbook.

    There's a place called Horsey in Norfolk. In days gone by a drainage windmill operated there. It was a windpump. So, you can visit Horsey Windpump. Go on. You know you want to.

    http://www.nationaltrust.org.uk/scripts/nthandbook.dll?ACTION=PROPERTY&PROPERTYID=53

    I wonder if they do postcards.
  • Windy Nook, in Gateshead........

    Great thread........
  • If you stick "Windy" into streetmap you get:


    There are several possible locations, please select one...

    ...my particular favourites being Windy Slack and Windy Hill Burn!

    Windy Arbor, Knowsley

    Windy Arbour, Staffordshire

    Windy Arbour, Derbyshire

    Windy Arbour, Warwickshire

    Windy Bank, Lancashire

    Windy Bank, Durham

    Windy Brow, Cumbria

    Windy Cleuch, Scottish Borders

    Windy Clough, Lancashire

    Windy Corner, Isle of Man

    Windy Crag, Northumberland

    Windy Cross, Devon

    Windy Dod, South Lanarkshire

    Windy Edge, Northumberland

    Windy Edge, Scottish Borders

    Windy Fields, Staffordshire

    Windy Gap, Cumbria

    Windy Geo, Shetland Islands

    Windy Gyle, Northumberland

    Windy Gyle, Scottish Borders

    Windy Harbour, Lancashire

    Windy Harbour, Staffordshire

    Windy Hill, Rochdale

    Windy Hill, Argyll and Bute

    Windy Hill, Highland

    Windy Hill, Pembrokeshire / Sir Benfro

    Windy Hill, Renfrewshire

    Windy Hill, Aberdeenshire

    Windy Hill, Wrexham / Wrecsam

    Windy Hill, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windy Hill, East Ayrshire

    Windy Hill, North Yorkshire

    Windy Hill Ho, North Yorkshire

    Windy Hills, Aberdeenshire

    Windy House, Scottish Borders

    Windy Knoll, Derbyshire

    Windy Knoll, South Lanarkshire

    Windy Knowe, Scottish Borders

    Windy Law, Midlothian

    Windy Law, Northumberland

    Windy Law, East Lothian

    Windy Law, Scottish Borders

    Windy Mains, East Lothian

    Windy Mill, Angus

    Windy Mount, Doncaster

    Windy Nook, Gateshead

    Windy Oak, Telford and Wrekin

    Windy Pike, North Yorkshire

    Windy Pike, Lancashire

    Windy Rig, Scottish Borders

    Windy Scord, Shetland Islands

    Windy Slack, Cumbria

    Windy Slack, Scottish Borders

    Windy Stacks, Shetland Islands

    Windy Standard, East Ayrshire

    Windy Standard, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windy Walls, Northumberland

    Windy Yet, East Ayrshire

    Windy-yett, Falkirk

    Windy-Yett, East Ayrshire

    Windyates, Lancashire

    Windycote, Staffordshire

    Windydoors, Scottish Borders

    Windyedge, Angus

    Windyedge, South Lanarkshire

    Windyedge, Aberdeenshire

    Windyedge, Perth and Kinross

    Windyedge, North Ayrshire

    Windyedge, Fife

    Windyfield, Aberdeenshire

    Windyfold, Aberdeenshire

    Windygate, Stirling

    Windygates, Fife

    Windygates, South Lanarkshire

    Windygates, Staffordshire

    Windyhall, Argyll and Bute

    Windyharbour, Cheshire

    Windyharbour, Staffordshire

    Windyhaugh, Northumberland

    Windyhaugh Ho, Buckinghamshire

    Windyheads, Aberdeenshire

    Windyheads Hill, Aberdeenshire

    Windyheads Hill, Aberdeenshire

    Windyhill, East Ayrshire

    Windyhill, East Dunbartonshire

    Windyhill, Renfrewshire

    Windyhill, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windyhill Burn, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windyhill Dam, East Ayrshire

    Windyhill Fm, Fife

    Windyhill Rig, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windyhills, Aberdeenshire

    Windyhills, Angus

    Windyhills, Aberdeenshire

    Windyknowe, Dumfries and Galloway

    Windyknowe, West Lothian

    Windylaw Loch, Scottish Borders

    Windylaws, Scottish Borders

    Windyleys, Aberdeenshire

    Windyraw, Aberdeenshire

    Windyridge, Moray

    Windyridge, Nottinghamshire

    Windyridge, North Lanarkshire

    Windyridge, Essex

    Windyrigg, Falkirk

    Windyrise, North Ayrshire

    Windyshields, South Lanarkshire

    Windywall, Orkney Islands

    Windywalls, Orkney Islands

    Windywalls, Scottish Borders

  • ChaosChaos ✭✭✭
    Just beat me to it, HH!

    (hmmm... you've beat me before now...)
  • ChaosChaos ✭✭✭
    However you did miss out the amusing inferences of what happens at "Windhover Way"
  • Chaos - you must be much mistaken. I've never laid a finger on you as far as I'm aware.

    I must admit to having missed Windyhover. Must be off form. (It'd have to be a pump and a half to take you off the ground!)

    But I do wonder whether Runners World may soon include write ups and ads for Windyshields - a lightweight titanium insert for one's shorts?
  • Time for more trumpingly terrific trouser typhoons - BOING
  • Blimey. Wind Runs. Back like a bad smell :-)
  • parpppppppppppppppppppppp!!!!!!
  • do believe jon's been eating eggs recently
  • and I was drinking Guinness last night.
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