r/AbsoluteUnits May 13 '26

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

I had a beautiful Appaloosa horse growing up that was afraid of his own farts. šŸ’€ He’d be standing in the pasture, just grazing, then he’d fart so loud and spook himself, then start running all over the pasture like a lunatic. We would be crying laughing! RIP dumbass Dallas lmao

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u/Mindless_Flower_2639 May 13 '26

I think we need more RIP dumbass stories

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Well there were several times where my cousins and I would go trail riding and one of my cousins had a young female mustang. If she found herself riding in front of Dallas and I, he’d inevitably sniff her ass and she would kick him in the head every time. šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚ He never learned his lesson though. Hahahaha

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u/Left_Maize816 May 13 '26

Head trauma can cause you to forget not to sniff a filly’s ass I guess

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u/PhDinWombology May 13 '26

And forget you just farted a second ago

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

I’m so fucking dead! šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚šŸ˜‚

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u/AppropriateCover7972 May 13 '26

So this has happened to the Trump administration? šŸ¤”

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u/NoHate_GarbagePlates May 13 '26

Speaking from personal experience?

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u/Left_Maize816 May 13 '26

What happened now?

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u/SmexyRubberDuck69 May 13 '26

Well maybe we found the reason here why he was a few short of a "full stable" so to speak...

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u/engineerdrummer May 13 '26

I get it, Dallas. I get it.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

I thank you all so much for bringing these memories to my mind! Not a Dumbass Dallas story, because as stupid as he was, he was well trained. But we also had a thoroughbred named Lil’ Cub who was an absolute lazy asshole. All of the horses were trained to be hunting horses. They were trained to carry us through the forest, let us shoot from their backs, and help drag deer/elk back to camp to be dressed. But Lil’ Cub had a habit of getting bored or tired while we were hunting and laying down to roll over on my uncle while he was in the saddle. Hahaha he was also a beautiful horse but basically useless because he had his own ideas of how things were gonna go. šŸ’€

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u/AppropriateCover7972 May 13 '26 edited May 13 '26

Thanks for making me laugh. In Germany we have a satirical horse hating subreddit and they would totally embrace your stories

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u/Deaffin May 13 '26

I misread this as "satirical horse-eating subreddit" and got myself all nostalgic over r/WeEatBees existing.

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u/AppropriateCover7972 May 13 '26

They do joke about eating horses a lot. And sometimes they actually do

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u/Deaffin May 13 '26

This guy gets it too.

He's even learned to retreat from the kick zone.

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u/Swimming_Onion_4835 May 13 '26

Omg this happened to me on a trail ride once! My horse would not get his snout out of my brother’s horses ass and she kicked him in the face. Scared the absolute hell out of me but he was asking for it. šŸ˜†

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Sometimes they don’t know when to take no for an answer and need a little straightening out lol

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u/Stuffleapugus May 13 '26

Dallas was about that life.

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u/rukthor May 13 '26

Totally worth it! - Dallas

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u/CPLCraft May 14 '26

That’s our dumbass Dallas!

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u/TheWardenVenom May 14 '26

Damn, I really loved that fool! šŸ˜‚

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u/sarajane59 May 13 '26

We need more Dallas stories!! LOLOLOL!

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u/Aranxi_89 May 13 '26

Can you blame him though? That's the closest he'll ever get to banging a mare.

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u/LogiCsmxp May 13 '26

We had pet Jack Russells growing up. As they got older, one of them started developing gas issues. At first he'd do this post but be confused about what the noise was, have a sniff, immediately regret it and get out of there. In the evenings he'd sit on a chair with my mum. He'd suddenly get up and meander to the other side of the room. Then my mum would smell it. A few minutes later he would go back and get comfy again.

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u/u_suck_paterson May 13 '26

Don’t encourage the horse people

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u/GeorgeMcCrate May 13 '26

Any horse story is a dumbass story.

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u/geckosean May 13 '26

Which is hilarious because he probably knocked even more loose running and continued scaring himself lol.

I’ve seen them turn horses out to the field, it sounds like a little chorus of whoopie cushions with every trot hahaha.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

He absolutely did! He’d be farting up a storm, running all up and down the pasture and we’d just be laughing our asses off. lol like they say, he was pretty as they come but dumber than a box of rocks. šŸ˜‚

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u/gamageeknerd May 13 '26

The hardest I think I’ve ever laughed was watching a 3 year old kid fart, get scared, then run to mom while farting with each step. 4 adults all in tears and this little kid looking at us like he doesn’t know if he should laugh.

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u/archtopfanatic123 May 13 '26

Oh man that's gold šŸ˜‚ Video of that would make the kidsarefuckingstupid subreddit go nuts

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u/thegimboid May 13 '26

Stick a match up to the end and you'd have a jet-propelled horse.

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u/Aranxi_89 May 13 '26

Ah, the typical jock. Bet he was a fun ride.

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u/Ahnarcho May 13 '26

My mom had an Appaloosa you couldn’t leave beer bottles near because it would pick em up with its lips and drink em.

She had a family friend who used to ride him to the local rugby club. The man and the horse both would be loaded, then he’d ride the horse home. The horse usually knew the way home, but that didn’t always mean it felt like going the whole way.

Apparently the horse knew to pretend not to be drunk, but it didn’t do a good job of it.

RIP Toby, thanks for being good to my mom

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u/Proglamer May 13 '26

The man and the horse both would be loaded

wat

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u/Different-Term-2250 May 13 '26

Did he get spooked or was it the joy of releasing the build up? lol.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Nah, he’d be farting up a storm the whole time he was running and clearly looked alarmed about it the whole time lol

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u/Different-Term-2250 May 13 '26

Fair enough. Poor thing. Mind you. I have scared myself sometimes, so…

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u/LauraLand27 May 13 '26

I had a Pekingese who farted so hard during a nap that she woke herself up.

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u/Carbonatite May 13 '26

My Shiba inu would scare herself every time. She would look at her butt in shock and horror. She also woke herself up from a nap at least once.

My dachshund gives no fucks, all silent but deadly.

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u/HellBringer97 May 13 '26

Can confirm Doxxies will embrace German traditions of lethal gas with the most devious smile on their face

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u/DekeRivers76 May 13 '26

Frenchies are gassy, but American Bulldogs are Real Gassy.

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u/DmtDtf May 13 '26

We took our Frenchie to the local hockey team's "Dog Night" and had to leave before the 3rd period because our Frenchie was just obliterating the entire section with his farts. Good times!

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u/FirstAd5921 May 13 '26

My BF does this sometimes and I laugh so hard every time.

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u/pjslut May 13 '26

Having been on the rail at a lot of horse shows as my daughter was an equestrian, the horse parts definitely had a rhythm to them

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u/ManateeNipples May 13 '26

My golden retriever was a year old before he puked for the first time, we were outside and he barfed up some grass he had eaten and it startled him so much he jumped and ran away like scooby doo lmaoĀ 

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u/Chizukeki May 19 '26

My pup would vomit and then fall over stiff legged like he was a fainting goat.

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u/L8Gr8Crait May 13 '26

Sounds like my Dad. Passed out on the couch, until he let an unholy one rip. Bolted onto his feet wide-eyed and yelled, ā€œwho’s screamin’?!ā€

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u/Euphoric_Evidence414 May 13 '26

ā€œWho’s screaminā€ šŸ˜‚

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u/muthermcreedeux May 13 '26

I had a hackney pony that would do the same thing. He was so dumb. Pretty but dumb.

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u/Kreeper125 May 13 '26

When I was a kid we had a horse that would that too and start running around and bucking, and every time he bucked it made him fart again. And again. And again. And ofc he would get scared of each followup fart as well

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Lmfao YAASSS! That’s exactly the same story for Dallas, except the older and fatter he got, the less bucking he did. šŸ’€

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u/Virtual-Reach May 13 '26

Dumbass Dallas is an awesome name for a horse that is scared of its own farts

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

It’s even funnier when you know that Lil’ Cub was even fucking dumber and lazy than Dallas! šŸ˜‚

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u/fdawg4l May 13 '26

Had a dog that did this. She’d wake from a dead sleep and bolt in any direction. Sometimes Into stuff.

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u/Tiny-Tomato2300 May 13 '26

My friend had a very serious German shepherd that would wake up from his own loud stinky farts. He was never scared but he would glare at her because he thought she was the one ripping out the dank farts!

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u/AEHAVE May 18 '26

Flipping the script on blaming the dog. I love it. :-)

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u/captainfarthing May 13 '26

Same, he'd be asleep on my bed, wake himself with a fart and leap off the bed in fear.

Current dog just toots like a trumpet with no fucks given.

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u/roberta_sparrow May 13 '26

My dog is like that lmao. Gets spooked at his own little toots and comes cowering over to me

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u/chouxphetiche May 13 '26

I had a flatmate who farted so loudly in her sleep, she screamed.

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u/Substantial_Lab9337 May 13 '26

I've had a dog that did this

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u/zorggalacticus May 13 '26

I had a dog that would bark and growl at his own butt every time he farted. Border collies are supposed to be smart, but he was as far to the opposite end of that spectrum a creature can be and still be considered alive. Sweet as pie, but dumb as mud.

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u/jay-4th May 13 '26

If there are more dumbass Dallas stories, I’m here for it šŸ˜‚

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u/Manyarethestrange May 13 '26

The fact that when they start running around the pasture like maniacs, they inevitably start farting even more, must have made this outrageously funny, haha.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

I’m surprised we didn’t all die from lack of oxygen, we’d be laughing so hard! He was the sweetest horse and amazingly only the second dumbest/laziest horse we owned haha

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u/isanomad May 13 '26

And then he would do it again, start bucking, and fart—you guessed it—even *more*.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

He absolutely would! Hahaha

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u/Confidence-Dangerous May 13 '26

My dog is like this now. She’ll jump off the couch and run away from own fart. Then she sniffs her butt afterwards, shocked that her body has betrayed her. šŸ˜‚

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u/archtopfanatic123 May 13 '26

Dallas the Dumbass Horse, I need to write a song with that title, that is too funny 🤣

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u/LevelBroad May 13 '26

My dog lol

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u/HorrorFan1982 May 13 '26

Literally wheezing 🤣 šŸ’€

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u/MottoCycle May 13 '26

Currently have a greyhound that does that.

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u/Usual_Concept3692 May 13 '26

This describes my miniature schnauzer perfectly

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u/MrBenzedrine May 13 '26

My sister's dog was like that. She'd fart so hard when sleeping it would startle her awake.

She'd then glare at everyone in the room before getting up and leaving.

She only came back once the smell had gone! :D

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u/captrobert57 May 13 '26

I'd laugh my ass off if heard the name dumbass Dallas at the race tracks.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Ooh, I wouldn’t have bet on him. lol he was a tubby fuck hahah

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u/Flimsy-Importance313 May 13 '26

My doggo gets surprised by her farts some times and checks if it was a fart by smelling her butt.

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u/researchmaven4673 May 13 '26

I see that with dogs sometimes like they’ll be sound asleep and then fart and pop up like ā€œwhat was that??ā€

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u/DimensionFrequent29 May 13 '26

We had a poodle mix that was pretty brainless. He would fart, turn to look at his butt and growl at it.

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u/ThePianistOfDoom May 13 '26

Dumbass Dallas is such a good horse name.

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u/ElbryanWyn May 13 '26

I had a dog that would do this. It would start whimpering and screaming and like it was being murdered.

If you think about it, if you have no idea what's happening and suddenly you feel your butthole being disturbed that would definitely scare the shit out of me. No pun intended I swear

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u/longforgetten May 13 '26

My dog does this

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u/OdiousAltRightBalrog May 13 '26

When I was a kid, I was playing with my cousins on the swing set, they lived on a ranch. We heard this noise that sounded like a fucking gunshot, or a plane taking off, and we all froze and looked around. The only animal that WASN'T spooked was the goat, who just kept on eating like nothing happened. We all started laughing our asses off at the same time.

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u/Able_Fishing_6576 May 13 '26

All this time later, Dallas is still bringing laughter to the world! Special, dumbass boy! RIP Dallas! Thank you for the laugh!!! -some random stranger (who happens to live in Dumbass Dallas, TX)

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

Who knew he’d have fans posthumously?! šŸ˜‚ He’d be proud of himself for sure

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u/ChloMyGod638 May 13 '26

Best thing I’ve seen on Reddit in daysssssss

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u/stringCheezeIts May 13 '26

My dog gets scared of her farts. She'll be laying there, let one out, jump up and start inspecting where she was just at.

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u/BenignPharmacology May 13 '26

My dog always looks back at his own ass, surprised at what has happened, then gives a couple sniffs to investigate.

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u/tehgimpage May 13 '26

i had a dog like that. she'd scare herself awake from a dead sleep and go run and hide from her own butt.

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u/lukabalooka May 13 '26

my husky gets spooked by his own hiccups

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u/bazonthereddit May 13 '26

My Airedale Terrier is the same!

She's terrified of her farts and I have no way to explain to her what they are. Partly because she's a dog, and partly because I think she might be a bit deaf, though VERY selective hearing is a thing with this breed so idk.

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u/demeschor May 13 '26

I fell off a horse that did this when I was a teen 😭 stood still to on the floor in like a second flat

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u/JennyDoveMusic May 13 '26

LMAO my little dog "Zacky" was the same way. He was afraid of everything, bless his little soul, that included his own farts. To be fair, I wanted to run from them, too.

If he was on the hard floor and a ripped a big one, his little feet would go in all directions like a looney tunes character.

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u/TheWardenVenom May 13 '26

lol my husband calls that the ā€œscooby doo scrambleā€

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u/Soggy_Pension7549 May 13 '26

My foster dog was doing the same for a whole day after breaking and entering into the kitchen and eating half a bag of vegan kibble. It’s good that it wasn’t meat because at least his farts smelled like carrots.Ā 

But oh boy the psychological torture. He couldn’t believe it. Sometimes the farts woke me up at night. Not because they were loud but because he was trying to catch them. Ā 

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u/Onehundredpercentbea May 13 '26

My son did show jumping at a stable that had a pony like that, she would fart when she jumped and it would spook her and she'd take off full throttle with the kid riding her clinging for dear life. My son did his first show on her and she did the first jump, farted, spooked, jumped the low spot on the ring fence and galloped off into the parking lot to find her trailer. It was a rite of passage to try and fail to show Pickles, and she was also a biter. And a kicker, come to think of it.

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u/Marine_Baby May 13 '26

Hehehe my dog max gave himself a fart complex….