flatulence

I was just wondering why there has never been an episode dealing with this topic. I think it would be fantastic. I think it would have to be Elaine or Jerry passing gas in public or an intimate moment with a girlfriend/boyfriend to make it really funny. George has done many disgusting things, and it just wouldn't embarass Kramer at all.

Think about it seinfeld has takled all of the following taboo subjects.
	-urinating in the shower
	-not wearing underwear
	-not washing hands after urinating and then preparing food
	-taking shirt off in the bathroom
	-urinating on a couch
	-eating out of the garbage
	-masturbation
	-shrinkage

The closest thing was when George described when he had to leave during sex with his girlfriend because he had a gas pain and her bathroom didnt have the buffer zone he needed. (the chinese restaurant)

What other disgusting and taboo topics have yet to be discovered on seinfeld?

Boy that Ideal STINKS!!!!!!!

SANK

The possible flatulence during the "intimate moment with a girlfriend" was already used way back in the Chinese Restaurant episode. Remember George's dilemma? The "unstoppable force"? It was dealt with subtly, but it was still dealt with. There are actually very few bodily functions that haven't served as an episode's central theme. Maybe they'll repeat some of them... We've already had urination a few times. (The gym shower, Jerry's new sofa, the parking garage...)

I think he actually had to take a big dump really badly.

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Elaine

As a matter of fact, they already broached that subject. Remember the episode when Kramer feeds that big can of Beefarino to the horse? The horse kept breaking wind. I was wondering when they were going to get into that topic. I knew they would eventually.

To me, the use of taboo subjects is just a cheap way to shock the audience into tuning in. Ever since The Contest episode it seems like Seinfeld does that more and more.

Au contraire! They haven't done that enough!

What about the horse that Kramer fed the Beef-a-Reeno to? This was the ep in which they had to get Susan's parents out of the house to "replace" the bread that the Costanza's took home...?

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Drew Carey handled that topic quite nicely...

It Shrinks...???