> Also, I always had difficulty breathing through my nose, so it personally bothers me seeing this association. This. As somebody with a deviated septum (and a

> Also, I always had difficulty breathing through my nose, so it personally bothers me seeing this association. This. As somebody with a deviated septum (and also asthma), the 'mouth breather' insult is pretty obnoxious. I've never been able to breathe particularly well though my nose. (Yeah, surgery could probably fix/improve it it, but I've lived with it decades at this point, and I've got more important health issues to worry about)