After 50 years of marriage, one elderly couple found joy not just in routine, but in laughter. Every morning, the husband would greet the day with a loud toot and a hearty laugh. His wife, half amused and half annoyed, would always tease, “One day, you’re going to fart your guts out.” It was their lighthearted way of starting the day—a ritual that had become as dependable as the sunrise.
One Thanksgiving morning, as the smell of roasted turkey filled the house, the wife decided to have a little fun. With a playful smirk, she took a handful of leftover turkey innards and quietly placed them in her husband’s underwear. She returned to the kitchen, barely containing her laughter, waiting for his reaction.
Soon, the familiar sound echoed from the bedroom—his usual morning greeting—but this time followed by a long pause and a sudden scream. Moments later, he walked into the kitchen, pale and stunned, holding up his hand and saying, “Honey, you were right. I think I just farted my guts out.”
Their marriage was built on love, laughter, and the kind of pranks only two people who truly know each other can pull off. That Thanksgiving became one of their favorite memories, a perfect example of how humor can strengthen even the longest of bonds. After all, sometimes the best love stories are the ones filled with laughter.