My mom is arguing that drawing a mouth would be more sensible than drawing a nose, and I disagree vehemently
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If you had to draw a sneeze with only a nose or a mouth, which would you sooner depict
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We were talking about pointless arguments and then one thing came to another
That does sound like a pretty fun conversation. I would agree with your mom i'm afraid.
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But a mouth drawing could be misunderstood as a cough as well!
I think we're going to have to ask people to boot up MS Paint for this thread and show their examples. As crudely drawn as possible of course.
Sneeze comes out of your mouth, so mouth.
If you sneeze with your nose -which you can- you'll end up with a snotty mess.
If you sneeze with your nose -which you can- you'll end up with a snotty mess.
If we are talking for Pictionary, I would think a nose with like lines implying that something is coming out would get them there eventually. Or a nose with a feather tickling it like in old cartoons.
I don't see how just a mouth would ever get someone to guess sneeze.
I don't see how just a mouth would ever get someone to guess sneeze.
You sneeze out of your mouth? Isn't that just...a cough?
I honestly sneeze out of my nose 100% of the time....what is happening
Edit: I guess some air/sound comes out of my mouth but the majority comes out of my nose...
Edit: I guess some air/sound comes out of my mouth but the majority comes out of my nose...
That was kind of what I was thinking. A mouth with lines coming out of it could be yelling or a lot of other things. Lots of things happen with a mouth.
I could see the argument for using a nose but I'm still leaning slightly towards mouth, I'm afraid.
lol who the fuck sneezes out of their nose?
that's not a sneeze, that's you booger blasting everyone around you in a 10 yard radius.
It all comes out my mouth. I don't want snot and boogers flying everywhere.
I remember growing up, and everytime a friend of mine would sneeze, he would quickly cover his nose and run to get a tissue. And everytime I was like, wtf? does he not know how to sneeze?
TIL some people sneeze from their noses instead of their mouths. And they also shoot boogers out of their nose and at people.
I think we've come to the crux of the issue here.
If I don't cover my nose while sneezing it's a mess. In fact, the whole point of sneezing I thought was to eject that stuff from your nose.
A drawn sneeze depicting only mouth would be mistaken for a cough
Nose with flying tissue is how you depict ye olde sneeze
Nose with flying tissue is how you depict ye olde sneeze
1. to exhale breath from the nose and mouth in a sudden, involuntary, explosive action, as a result of an irritation of the nasal mucous membrane.
When you don't want to sneeze you pinch your nose, not your mouth.
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I tell ya what. You've got maybe 50% of the people convinced, but not me.
When I don't want to sneeze I close my mouth and hold my breath. Pinching my nose does nothing.
That depiction sounds like a classic nose blow to me, not a sneeze.
It's not like the air originates from your nose. The air ultimately comes from your lungs and you choose which hole it gets expelled.
Air travels the path of least resistance. Why try to force a large volume of air out of small nostrils?
For you nose sneezers, here's a bunch of disgusting footage of normal people sneezing out their mouth.
maybe if you underlined it? my nasal mucous membrane gets irritated, a tremendous force starts in my throat forcing air out of my lungs up through my throat and out of my mouth. Apparently this goes out of some of your noses.
I call you people sneezefreeks.
so a nose blow and not a sneeze then?
no one ever taught these people how to sneeze. I am actually amazed.
I'm missing something. Do people learn how to sneeze? It has never seemed complicated to me. You eject things from your nose by blowing them or sneezing, you eject things from your mouth by spitting or coughing.
If I tickle the inside of my nose with some tissue paper, and that triggers the response to sneeze, why wouldn't I want the air to come out of my nose?