Have you noticed that stuffy-nosed radio and TV announcers are always women?!
Question: It's because they know that nose-blowing enlarges and reddens their probosci, as well as encouraging still further mucous flow. That's the reason, but it's we the audience who must put up with poor elocution.
Answers: It's because they know that nose-blowing enlarges and reddens their probosci, as well as encouraging still further mucous flow. That's the reason, but it's we the audience who must put up with poor elocution.
Aww there you go stirrin' up the troops with an obvious attempt to start something. Many air personalities male and female use nasal spray and other devices to keep their sinuses clear while they are on the air. I've never heard of anyone doing it to improve the timbre of their voice.
It's OK as long as you stick to OceanSpray. I once actually developed a dependency on Afrin. It would relieve the stuffiness by chemically shrinking the sinuses, but in so doing, irritate them so they'd puff right up again after an hour or so. Clever drug companies, eh.
This is what a doc told me as he weaned me off the stuff. True story - at one point I was squirting between every break.
- a guy named duh
don't answer your own question, tard.
My proboscis is a little red, too. I don't doh what to do.
Boy, what a ridiculous generalization. You sound like a real misogynist to me. If you don't enjoy the sound of the woman who is a news reporter on the channel you watch, change channels. I think you present a very closed minded attitude.