My governess said that the outer folds became soiled from the mere contact with the other things in my pocket, and that visitors might catch sight of the soiled side if it was never turned when I wished to
blow my nose in their presence, and that one had no right to give one's visitors shocks.
Had to
blow my nose every other song," Contactmusic quoted her as writing on her page.
He said: "I needed to
blow my nose so I put my handbrake on and took the car out of gear.
The 18-year-old added: "I needed to
blow my nose just before I went in but was told that if I went to get a tissue I would miss my chance.
I said to the family on reading this, "Should I have a risk assessment carried out to see if it is safe to
blow my nose?" (I had a bad nose bleed a year or two back with a headache and on seeing my GP discovered I had very high blood pressure requiring two drugs to bring it down to normal.)
I stopped only once and that was just to
blow my nose,'' said the retired farmer.
After 3 weeks of strengthening my abdominal muscles, I could
blow my nose with vigor.
"I was stopped in traffic and had the handbrake on and thought to myself, 'I've just got time to
blow my nose.'
The embarrassed star ran off set but he could still be heard shouting: "I've got to
blow my nose. It's dribbling."
He once even told an interviewer: "Excuse me, I've got to
blow my nose - and with this nose, it might take a while."
The sneezing then ceased and I managed to
blow my nose and retrieved my spectacles from the floor.
FOR one awful, classic, moment during Jo Scarratt's documentary, Danniella Westbrook (C4), I thought Westbrook was going to say, "I went to
blow my nose - and it had gone!"
Iain: I do
blow my nose in there from time to time, but I have to say that Merrick always leaves the shower at a height more suited to a child than a grown man.
