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Whoopee valve

 Make your own whoopi cushion!
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Ah, the whoopi cushion. A paradigm of harmless prank humor. But it has problems. It is too big to hide. Also it can rupture, making it useless. And try getting one in a hurry!

The whoopi valve can be attached to a standard balloon or even a plastic bag. Exhalations through the valve make that classic farting whoopi noise. If the balloon goes bad or the bag bursts, retrieve the valve and use again! Best: these valves are cheap. At 25 cents each or $10 for 50, you can liberally distribute whoopi everywhere!

Here at BUNGCO we are working on the Whoopi Shoes. The bladder inflates with a spring on being liften from the ground. On putting weight on the shoes, the intake is compressed and the air sputters out. Whoopi with every step! Coming soon.

—bungston, Aug 20 2009

Whoopee cushion http://en.wikipedia...iki/Whoopee_cushion
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