You know what sucks cock?
This girl.
Her voice is so nasal-y, I wish I could just fuck her nose off.
Regardless, it would be a gift to the human race if she would just kill herself.
"All talk, and no game," as they say.
Death to whiteys, and all other colored and colorless skins alike!
P.S. I wouldn't fuck her nose off unless she was under the age of 14, and with that mustache, I highly doubt it.
P.P.S I'm upvoting this video, because a man can still have a good fuck when he's drunk, beer goggles are the best thing to come from the amber garbage known as beer.

Sadly, it would seem to be
>> ^lavoll:
runs up and down the scale with a very nasal twang, is that the new hot thing in singing? so much aronamentation that there's little left of the original melody?

runs up and down the scale with a very nasal twang, is that the new hot thing in singing? so much aronamentation that there's little left of the original melody?

I had previously taken my bassets to a training/puppy socialization program in the big city, where the instructor raised Corgi. To discipline the dog, she historically had tapped it on the nose with a bit of Tobasco sauce and said "TOBASCO!". After weeks/months of this, only the word "Tobasco" was required. By the end of a couple months of listening to her saying her horrific nasal "TOBASCO!" to her dog over and over, I wanted to pop HER on the nose and say TOBASCO! My basset hated her and tried to bite her several times. (evil grin)

We we're to perform some trick with our dogs on the last day. I played the shell game with my basset. I had three of those Leggs egg containers and I put a tiny little toy mouse under one of them. My dog found it in about 2 seconds after sniffing each of the three eggs. I had practiced with beef jerky under them at home, and I had kept the toy mouse in a bag of beef jerky during the long drive in to the place.

He's just singing nasally.

Great song indeed, was just about to submit it, so heres the post I was preping:

The Orb

From the tracks Wiki:

"Little Fluffy Clouds" is centered around clips from an interview with Rickie Lee Jones in which she recalls to LeVar Burton picturesque images of her childhood. Critics and fans sometimes attribute the odd nasal tonality of Rickie Lee Jones' voice to drug use, though Jones later claimed that it was the result of a heavy cold. The sample comes from "A Conversation with Rickie Lee Jones", an interview featured on a promotional 2-CD edition of the Flying Cowboys album.

Burton: "What were the skies like when you were young?"

Jones: "They went on forever – They - When I w- We lived in Arizona, and the skies always had little fluffy clouds in 'em, and, uh... they were long... and clear and... there were lots of stars at night. And, uh, when it would rain, it would all turn - it- They were beautiful, the most beautiful skies as a matter of fact. Um, the sunsets were purple and red and yellow and on fire, and the clouds would catch the colors everywhere. That's uh, neat cause I used to look at them all the time, when I was little. You don't see that. You might still see them in the desert."

Jones was upset at the unauthorized use of her voice and pursued the issue in the legal system. Big Life chose to settle out of court for an undisclosed sum of money for use of her voice on The Orb's recording.

The song also uses a harmonica sample from Ennio Morricone's The Man With The Harmonica (from the film Once Upon a Time in the West) and parts of Electric Counterpoint ,a piece for multitracked guitars composed by Steve Reich and recorded by Pat Metheny. Reich, unlike Jones, was "genuinely flattered" by The Orb's use of his work and instructed his record company not to sue.Alex Paterson has also mentioned that fans would "die" if they discovered where the drums on "Little Fluffy Clouds" originated from.

WHy would someone irrigate their nasal passage with coffee?

We can save this for ya, don't ya worry-Learned to do this after hearing it for about an hour on some Tuvan muzak cd-It is very hard to try to teach someone what is going on inside yer head, this goes for the blues harmonica, as well....unlike a woodwind or brass instrument, the would-be novice, can't see what to do with their tongues, pallet, or skeletal muscles effecting the nasal passages-Once you hit the overtones while throat-singing consistently, its kinda meditative-(annoying to others, esp. if yer a white boy)
I haven't even watched this vid yet, and can tell from the thumb, that this white boy is gonna be irritating......

yikes......and to make certain that you go away, and perhaps come back feeling better, no hard feelings, just some wrong side of the bed er sumpthin'.....self-linking a vid here is illegal, punnishable by *banter, *banning, *banned*

I recognize the narrator's nasally annoying voice on the viddy....my advice to him is, pay someone that does not sound like rain man to do voiceover....

*ban

something about her look gets me going, but her voice is kind of nasally, although i do enjoy the music

for real? that would be a good thing. i never really was into the "original nasal kid" doing "damage" all over the music

persephone, the fact that you believe that these lactose tablets are doing anything is all well and good bar these few things:
* They are doing NOTHING other than any placebo effect, they truly do contain NOTHING at all that could possibly help.
* You are paying for sugar/lactose tablets, you are being conned
* I agree with the over prescription of antibiotics, and I have THREE kids. Two of which we try to never use them on. One we do because he has a series of congenital heart defects which makes the chances of him getting an infection in his heart quite high. For the two kids of ours who don't have this problem we quiet happily give them nothing but panadol or the like for whatever pain they may have, and that's it, let them ride it out and become stronger for it. We would NEVER use homeopathy to treat our heart kid, because if we did, and the infection spread to his heart because, well, the homeopathy does diddly squat, we'd never forgive ourselves.

The few times we do give our kids pain relief, it works a charm because they hardly ever have it.

Stop being part of the problem and spreading the misinformation about homeopathy.

Now, in regards to your Arnica, if you're using it as an external ointment with an actual amount in it, then yes
"There is some positive evidence that arnica has some anti-inflammatory activity when applied externally."

HOWEVER in all other cases:

"A recent review of all placebo-controlled studies related to the clinical efficacy of oral arnica found that the homeopathic remedy is no more efficacious than placebo."

And:

"A placebo-controlled study examining the possible ameliorative effect of oral arnica on the tissue trauma following removal of impacted wisdom teeth found more pain and swelling in the arnica-treated group than in the placebo group. "

Quotes from here

Basically it's bunk... for bumps and scratches use a tea tree ointment, it's in no way homeopathy (it has actual, measurable concentrations), it is a wonderful antiseptic, and reduces swelling etc. and is still nice and natural if that's what you're after.

Try and think a little scientifically when using these things, think about whether there's anything else that you're doing at the same time that may actually be doing the good, and also about your mental state where you 'believe' that it's going to work.

And also stop assuming those who don't believe in homeopathy haven't tried it and haven't sat up at night with a collicy baby, or heaven forbid, one with a nasal gastric tube and acid reflux. Because, you know, some of us have.

yaroslvvb: I'm not going just off this video. Although I'm sure the studio can do wonders for mediocre singers, there is no doubt (in my mind) she has a great voice.

Farhad: Haven't heard anything new from Whitney yet, but Mariah used to blow me away. Her voice may not be what it used to be, but she now seems to sing a lot of nasally, whispery, Janet Jackson-like stuff. It's boring and disappointing.

Nasal, scripted and stiff narration.
Points and comments, equally as hammered and boorish.
Produced after/during etudes on skinflute, blappppity blah........next!

Ayo for yayo, walk around with yayo, all in my nasal... I must have been crazed y'all...