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  • National Fart Day 2025 Funny Memes and Jokes: Silly Fart Memes, Hilarious Instagram Posts and Images That Will Make You Laugh Until You Break the Wind!

    National Fart Day 2025 Funny Memes and Jokes: Silly Fart Memes, Hilarious Instagram Posts and Images That Will Make You Laugh Until You Break the Wind!

    National Fart Day is celebrated every year on February 5. National Fart Day 2025 falls on Wednesday, February 5. It is an unofficial and comical holiday that is celebrated mainly for humour. The fun observance celebrates the natural, and sometimes, hilarious act of passing gas. Farting is considered to be an inappropriate act and violation of etiquette. But the day reminds people that farting is a normal bodily function and nothing to be embarrassed about. Whether you choose to laugh at a silly fart sound or simply accept nature’s way of keeping your body healthy, National Fart Day is all about having a good time and not taking life too seriously. To celebrate, here are National Fart Day 2025 funny memes, hilarious jokes, and images. National Fart Day Date and Origin: Everything You Need To Know About the Day Dedicated to the Most Natural and Sometimes Humorous Bodily Function.

    On this day, many share posts that educate people on the body’s natural functioning, and many joke about farts and share funny incidents or stories. It is the perfect day and opportunity to break the awkwardness around something that is natural and something that everyone does. While some blame their pets, others hold it in, and some proudly own up to the act. Some people deliberately enjoy the day by having foods that cause gas, and others use it to share funny fart jokes. No matter how you choose to celebrate the day, the goal is very simple. Have fun and enjoy a good laugh. After all, laughter, and farting, is natural, and National Fart Day is the perfect excuse to let go! Celebrate National Fart Day with silly Instagram posts and videos that will make you laugh until you break the wind! Side-Effects of Holding a Fart: Know What Happens to Your Body When You Hold in the Gas.

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    Don’t forget to share these funny memes and jokes to celebrate National Fart Day 2025, because laughter makes everything better. Take this day as an opportunity to let go of awkwardness, enjoy some silly humour, and have a gas of a time with friends and family!

    (The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Feb 05, 2025 07:15 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).

  • Chiefs owner dismantles conspiracy theory about refs’ favoritism: ‘You almost have to laugh’

    Chiefs owner dismantles conspiracy theory about refs’ favoritism: ‘You almost have to laugh’

    Kansas City Chiefs owner Clark Hunt shut down the conspiracy theory that the referees are helping the team win. 

    Hunt, 59, said he thinks that people are using the referee favoritism theory as an excuse as to why the Chiefs have been so successful. 

    “You almost have to laugh at it, because you know how everybody in the NFL wants to compete to win, and that’s true of our guys as well. The referees are doing the best job that they can. If you look at the stats or a lot of stats, that shows that we’ve been on the wrong side of calls as often as we’ve been on the right side.” Hunt said in an interview with NFL Network. 

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    Kansas City Chiefs executive Clark Hunt during Super Bowl LIX Opening Night at Caesars Superdome. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

    “There’s definitely no conspiracy, right? It’s the nature of the game. And when you start having a lot of success, people like to start making excuses for why you’re having the success.”

    In the Chiefs’ win over the Buffalo Bills in the AFC Championship, there were two calls in particular that drove the conversation regarding the referees. 

    Buffalo Bills quarterback Josh Allen’s failed fourth-down conversion on a QB sneak became a hotly debated topic because some observers questioned whether the Chiefs actually stopped him short of a first down.

    Chiefs wide receiver Xavier Worthy’s reception while battling with Bills safety Cole Bishop for the ball in the first half also had fans skeptical that the referees made the right call because it looked like Bishop had a good hold on the ball. 

    Regardless of the penalties that draw the ire of fans, one of the main reasons for the Chiefs’ sustained excellence is quarterback Patrick Mahomes’ play in the playoffs.

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    Patrick Mahomes talks to referee Clete Blakeman prior to the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium on Jan. 26, 2025, in Kansas City, Missouri. (Todd Rosenberg/Getty Images)

    “I think it’s true of all the great ones, and it really doesn’t matter what sport we’re talking about. Basketball, football, hockey, soccer, baseball, the great ones in the most important moments are at their very best and Patrick has shown that every year. Regardless of his stats during the regular season, he always elevates his game when we get to the playoffs, and he’s definitely done that recently. Hopefully, that will continue through this weekend,” Hunt said. 

    If Mahomes continues his level of excellent play in the postseason, the Chiefs will have a good chance to become the first team in NFL history to win three consecutive Super Bowls. 

    Hunt said anytime you have a chance to play in the Super Bowl it is special, but this Super Bowl means a little more because of a chance at making history. 

    “Any opportunity you have to play in the Super Bowl is always special. Obviously, this year has a little bit more too it because we have a chance to make history. It’s something that we’ve been aware of the whole year. Coach Reid has done a great job of keeping the guys focused because you don’t get here unless you pay attention each week, take that week’s opponent as seriously as you can and play your best football. And here we are, we’ve got the opportunity and I know our guys are excited about it.”

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    Super Bowl LIX is now under a week away, and conversations about the officiating won’t go away anytime soon, with special attention being paid to each call, or non-call. 

    The Chiefs take on the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl Feb. 9 at 6:30 p.m. ET on FOX.

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    Ryan Canfield is a digital production assistant for Fox News Digital.

  • John Calipari booed in return to Kentucky, but gets last laugh as Arkansas pulls off upset

    John Calipari booed in return to Kentucky, but gets last laugh as Arkansas pulls off upset

    Last April, John Calipari decided to “step away” from the University of Kentucky after 15 seasons; a day later, he joined the University of Arkansas.

    Well, Calipari returned to Kentucky on Saturday night, and despite a championship in 2012 and a .771 winning percentage there, boos still managed to be loud as he returned.

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    Well, Calipari got the last laugh, as his Razorbacks took home an 89-79 upset victory over the 12th-ranked team in the country.

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    Arkansas head coach John Calipari gives high-fives to his team during the Kentucky game, Saturday Feb. 1, 2025, at Rupp Arena in Lexington. (Matt Stone/Courier Journal/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

    Calipari admitted that it took some getting used to.

    “It’s hard to win in here. And I’ve got to be honest with you, I looked up a couple of times and I thought we were losing because I kept looking at Kentucky instead of Arkansas,” Calipari said. “I made it clear it was a privilege and an honor to coach here. We had 15 unbelievable years of a great run and support.”

    With Kentucky, Calipari made the NCAA Tournament all but two seasons. Last year’s team was knocked out in the first round as a No. 3 seed against Jack Gohlke and No. 14 Oakland. In 2022, the Wildcats were upset by No. 15 St. Peter’s, and they lost in the Round of 32 in 2023.

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    Arkansas Razorbacks head coach John Calipari stands on the court before the game against the Kentucky Wildcats at Rupp Arena at Central Bank Center. (Jordan Prather-Imagn Images)

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    Calipari went 410-122 (.771) with the Wildcats – this year’s Arkansas team is now 13-8 but 2-6 in conference.

    The Hall of Fame coach is the winningest active coach in men’s college basketball and has an 867-271 mark during his stops at Massachusetts, Memphis, Kentucky and now Arkansas. He was 248-26 at Rupp Arena and led the Wildcats to a 93-77 win over Vanderbilt in his last home game at Kentucky last March 6.

    It wasn’t just a return for Calipari. Adou Thiero, D.J. Wagner, and Zvonimir Ivisic combined to score 42 points against their former team in Lexington en route to the win.

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    Arkansas coach John Calipari takes the court before the Kentucky Wildcats’ game, Saturday Feb. 1, 2025, in Lexington. (Matt Stone/Courier Journal/USA Today Network via Imagn Images)

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    With Arkansas leading 46-45 at the half, Thiero and Wagner combined for a 12-2 run and a 58-47 lead to start the second half. Thiero opened with a dunk and ended the run with a three, and the Razorbacks never looked back.

    Fox News’ Paulina Dedaj and the Associated Press contributed to this report.

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