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How do people in rural areas sneeze???


BillyS

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I read a story book as a kid and in it were milkmaids outside a thatched roof cottage and they sneezed " ha issshhhh". That really turned me on. 

I'm just curious do people in rural areas have wetter sneezes than folk in urban areas??? Most city folk have dry cough like sneezes or sneezes that sound like farts. 

So do rural folk tend to sneeze along the lines of either

" Ha iiissshhhh" 

Or 

" Ha chhhhhhehh"?

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the exact same way as people do everywhere else. where a person lives has less than nothing to do with what their sneeze is like. it's determined by their body. every person sneezes differently.

there is some slight cultural variation between countries, which is mostly determined by what their word for a sneeze sound is. in english speaking countries it's more likely sound a like some variation on a-choo, in other countries it might sound closer to ha-chi or at-siu, but that's not a universal rule, and it's also not really relevant to wetness or driness which again is determined by a person's body, and not their location.

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People who eat a lot of butter certainly have wetter sneezes and I can't argue with that!!!! Look at the French and Nordics. They have the wettest sneez known to mankind!!

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i'm pretty sure when u started a thread about this last time everyone kind of decided that butter also has nothing to do with it. 

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15 minutes ago, BillyS said:

Most city folk have dry cough like sneezes or sneezes that sound like farts. 

maybe you've been condemned to a life of suffering by a minor god. this has not been my experience at all

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I’ve lived in a major city for my entire life and I’ve heard every type of sneeze imaginable. Have you never been to a city or have you just had incredibly weird luck?

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It's a shame when a girl has a buttersneeze.

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On 6/13/2019 at 4:29 AM, Anonymouse said:

It's a shame when a girl has a buttersneeze.

Yeah after she eats a buttery meal and her sneezes can change to very wet sounding ones. Like from " aaahuuu" to " ha tissshhh"! Believe me. Iv been to french restaurants where they cook in tons of butter!

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1 hour ago, BillyS said:

Yeah after she eats a buttery meal and her sneezes can change to very wet sounding ones. Like from " aaahuuu" to " ha tissshhh"! Believe me. Iv been to french restaurants where they cook in tons of butter!

Mate you’re missing the joke here. 

Also I can’t imagine consumption of butter would impact the sound of a sneeze, unless maybe someone is lactose intolerant and consuming dairy makes them produce more mucus. But maybe that’s beside the point. 

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I live in a rural area, can confirm that we all sneeze like "YEEEEE HAWWWWWSHH".

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i really dont think it matters where people live they sneeze the way they sneeze or even feel comfortably sneezing if they feel like stifling thats how they sneeze 

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On 7/26/2019 at 8:15 PM, SneezyHolmes said:

I live in a rural area, can confirm that we all sneeze like "YEEEEE HAWWWWWSHH".

I can’t stop laughing at this

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People in NYC say “hey I’m sneezing here!” After every sneeze. Also their sneezes sound like “bada bing badachoo.”

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On 8/10/2019 at 12:57 AM, Natto said:

People in NYC say “hey I’m sneezing here!” After every sneeze. Also their sneezes sound like “bada bing badachoo.”

:rofl:

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On 7/26/2019 at 9:15 PM, SneezyHolmes said:

I live in a rural area, can confirm that we all sneeze like "YEEEEE HAWWWWWSHH".

Dying from laughter 

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On 7/26/2019 at 8:15 PM, SpookyScarySkeleHolmes said:

I live in a rural area, can confirm that we all sneeze like "YEEEEE HAWWWWWSHH".

LOL

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