A recommendation

[Chubbo]

I should curb my natural appetite for sharing. My recommendation will probably end in disaster; My favorite founding father of this Country is, Benjamin Franklin. Almost Everyone knows that he was one of the greatest statesmen, philosophers, authors, and inventors of his time. I never tire reading about him, his stories, and achievements. Or the praise that he is given for his works. Against my better judgment, I'd like to recommend a short book of his stories, and a frank discussion of Ben Franklin's work, by an admiring fellow author. The book is entitled 'Fart Proudly'. No library is complete without it.

Chubbo

 

[Golddollar]

The book is entitled 'Fart Proudly'. No library is complete without it.

Chubbo

I'll make sure to take it to the chili parlors in Cincinnati.

 

[Mule Packer]

No doubt about it, he was definitely a brilliant man.

From everything I've read about him, he was also reported to have had a very strong libido.

From a biographical paper about him, I read the following:

"In his autobiography, he confessed: 'the hard-to-be-governed passion of my youth
had hurried me frequently into intrigues with low women that fell in my way.'"​

Hmmm. After reading about some of his "affairs of the heart," maybe Franklin should've been called the "Father of our Country."

 

[venomballistics]

I guess he invented a centrifugal blower for his forge which some argue is the foundation of the modern turbocharger.