The New York-based television comedy sketch show Saturday Night Live did a parody ad of actor Gary Busey for Directv, on a show that aired on October 11, 2003:
“Here’s a little piece of trivia for you - my farts.. smell like butterscotch. It’s not a joke - they either smell like butt or Scotch.”
The “butterscotch” joke has been frequently cited.
Saturday Night Live Transcripts
Season 29: Episode 2 (October 11, 2003—ed.)
03b: Justin Timberlake
Direct TV
Gary Busey…..Jeff Richards
(...)
Here’s a little piece of trivia for you - my farts.. smell like butterscotch. It’s not a joke - they either smell like butt or Scotch.
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STULER! BUNO! FUNNYBOY! EVERYONE!!!!!!
Buno
11/1/03
>::FARTS:: Thats what we call a juicy Busey.
All my farts smell like butterscotch… butt, or scotch.
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I farted
Blue Eyed Devil
1/24/04
My farts smell like Butterscotch.
They do, they either smell like butt, or Scotch.
Twitter
WinsomeUnicorn
@WinsomeUnicorn
Gary Busey impersonator on SNL: My farts smell like butterscotch. Butt or scotch. HA!
1:03 PM - 24 Apr 2008
Twitter
dada
@dadakin
“I always smell like butterscotch. No joke, either butt or scotch.”
12:07 PM - 3 Mar 2009
Reddit—Jokes
My farts always smell like butterscotch
submitted June 22, 2017 by Thehuman_25
They smell like butt or scotch.
Gary Busey
(...)
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