by Andrew Murray @https://twitter.com/@Andy_MurrayFFT Published 5 min ago We are part of The Trust Project What is it? Please note: This feature originally appeared in the August 2018 of FourFourTwo. Subscribe today! 5 issues for £5 The French-Catalan flatulist Joseph Pujol boasted impeccable bowel and sphincter control. Better known by his stage name Le Petomane – a neologism meaning ‘the farting maniac’ – Pujol enthralled late-19th century crowds across France with his ability to break wind tunefully. Not only could he fart La Marseillaise, Pujol could also perform vignettes from Offenbach to Verdi; from an elephant’s deep bass to the domineering snarl of a French...
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