Nose Blowers

[Sleepy]

Why do people think it is ok to blow their nose at the dinner table? To me, that is in the same catagory as passing gas at the table. It's extremely gross.

 

[MareSINY]

Seriously? Are people really that uptight?

I'm certainly not going to use a cloth napkin, but if I have to blow my nose in public (oh, the horror!) I'm certainly going to do it! I'll be as discreet as possible, but I'm not running to the restroom every time the urge strikes. That's just silly. I'd spend the entire months of March - November in the restroom.

ROFL I promise, I'm not uptight, I don't have a problem with someone blowing their nose at the table, I just can't imagine blowing my nose into a cloth napkin. I swear, when the guy did it I put my napkin down and couldn't touch it again. I know those things get washed, but lets look at it this way, would you pick up someones hanky (even after being washed) and use them as dinner napkins at a dinner party?

I grew up with a dad who is a paper napkin snob, when I was a kid he hated going to restaurants that didn't have cloth napkins. I don't know why, but that's how he felt. I guess it was how he judged the "fancyness" of the restaurant. LOL Anyway, these days I'd personally rather have a paper napkin, at least I know nobody blew their nose into that!

 

[sugarpie]

I am that uptight!

I also have allergies but I do not blow my nose in public. I take care of all my bodily fluids in private, thank you. Besides I really need a mirror to check out the nostrils for leftovers.

And you really need to wash your hands after blowing your nose. Or at least use some hand sanitizer.