Actually, this "fart theory" extends to many other circumstances in which slobs make their presence known. Here's a scenario: you're in a classroom walking to an open desk, and during the walk you pass through a "fart cloud". Judging by the area the fart was smelled, you limit the possible culprits to 5 or 6 individuals in the area. However, your life experience has led you to believe that the fattest person of the suspects is in fact the guilty party. And in the (unlikely) event that there are no fat people, your unconscious mind automatically associates the fart with whoever is the sloppiest in appearance. You can be satisfied that you've solved the mystery without much work at all, because the clues were already there. Anyhow- this is all tangential to my purpose here: to identify the sloppiest humans as these 3 definitions apply (see above to link the appropriate definition to the appropriate human).
1) Eddie Argos- Singer of the highly entertaining band Art Brut. See here
The fact that he's British only adds to the likelihood that he's a slob, but Eddie takes it to the next level. When I saw them play live, he had completely pitted out his shirt within seconds of the first song. He also had bare feet on stage and had passed over the top of several loops while attempting to secure his belt. Honorable mention in this category goes to Chunk and Sloth from the Goonies. Also deserving a shout out here is Larry David. Note the baggy jackets, clownish shoes, and general unkempt appearance.
2) Ozzy Osbourne. Drugs can do awesome things to people. A close second in this definition of sloppy is Kevin Costner's haphazard, careless effort in Prince of Thieves. Have you ever seen an interview with Quentin Tarantino? There's a skinny slob who is notable for his lightning fast, lisp-ridden rants.
3) Bill Walton, who also happens to be the worst commentator of any of the major sports. His hyperbole ("Shaq has restored order to the Universe") is matched only by his talent at sloppy, unconscious farting while sleeping on airplanes*. Runner up in this category is Roger Ebert, who hasn't given a single thumbs down review since sometime during Reagan's second term.
What do we learn from this? Slobs are often mesh-short wearing eyesores, but they also enrich our lives in many ways. If not for slobs, we wouldn't have Crazy-Train, Seinfeld, or Pulp Fiction. So the next time you cringe as you catch wind of a stale fart, just remember that they can't help it- they're just expressing themselves.
*This statement is based on actual events