So many questions...

[Saikii]

Does thinking about breathing make you breathe differently than you normally breathe? Does observing the breather in an experiment make them breathe differently than how they normally breathe without being experimented on?  

[Saikii]

What if someone was standing right behind you, looking over your shoulder, and breathing down your neck right now and you didn't even look back and notice till I asked about it?  

[Saikii]

Are negative numbers the territory of Soviet Russia, because -9 ate -7?  

[B1g_crunch]

I hear you're supposed to expand your stomach when you breathe, instead of your chest. Doing so takes in more air.  

[Abrien Sliver]

it does, in corps school we were taught that when we take a patient's respiratory rate, don't say anything to them, do it while you check the pulse.  

[spearquest]

what if you asked a question you already knew the answer to just to hear the answer to the question you already knew was gonna be answered by the question that already had an answer?  

[B1g_crunch]

Why does the nose have 2 nostrils?  

[Saikii]

B1g_crunch

Why does the nose have 2 nostrils?

One nostril for each lung?  

[B1g_crunch]

Saikii

B1g_crunch

Why does the nose have 2 nostrils?

One nostril for each lung?

But the passageways for the nostrils converge in the throat, which splits again at the lungs.  

[Saikii]

B1g_crunch

Saikii

B1g_crunch

Why does the nose have 2 nostrils?

One nostril for each lung?

But the passageways for the nostrils converge in the throat, which splits again at the lungs.

Oh yeah. That's why when you laugh while you drink, milk does the thing...