My Chinese roommate in college told me that sneezes differ in sound due to cultural differences. She said that Chinese sneezes were not the same as loud American sneezes. I haven’t done an extensive anthropologic study of that, but it is kinda interesting. The kind of study you used to be able to get a cushy goverment grant for, back in the old days.
“Anyone suffer from loud sneeze disease?”
bxgrl, my dad used to do that! And when he blew his nose, I have a feeling there were captains of boats in the harbor miles away looking to spot an oncoming barge.
“If you hear no evil and speak no evil, you’ll never be invited to a party.” O.W.
My Chinese roommate in college told me that sneezes differ in sound due to cultural differences. She said that Chinese sneezes were not the same as loud American sneezes. I haven’t done an extensive anthropologic study of that, but it is kinda interesting. The kind of study you used to be able to get a cushy goverment grant for, back in the old days.
Snarky, you’re Wilde-esque today. Its making me verklempt.
gesund = healthy
gesundheit = health
MM, if it walks like a duck and it talks like a duck….
“Anyone suffer from loud sneeze disease?”
bxgrl, my dad used to do that! And when he blew his nose, I have a feeling there were captains of boats in the harbor miles away looking to spot an oncoming barge.
All pubic imposition of drag is a religion in my book.
No, I used the f@%k word. There is a difference. Your eyes going bad, Dave? 🙂
If I recall “gesund” is health in German and gesundheit is basically “to your health” or some such thing. Haven’t looked it up so could be wrong.