“Amber: Ms. Stoeger, my plastic surgeon doesn’t want me doing any activity where balls fly at my nose. Dionne: Well, there goes your social life.”— Amy Heckerling, Dionne Davenport, Stacey Dash, imdb.com
“It’s as if my body, independent of me or my thoughts, is mourning the loss of the nose; the body is crying because it’s missing one of its own. Or, is it possible that my body is trying to fill the hole in my face, albeit with tearfall?”— Steve Bean Levy, melmagazine.com
“Okay, you have got to stop calling your nose the Super Smeller. If you want to nickname a body part, nickname your butt, man. Call it the Tight-Bouncer or the Hexagon. Ladies are gonna dig that.”— Steve Franks, Shawn Spencer, James Roday, imdb.com
“Look, I'm a whale. [drinks a sip of milk and spits it out through his nose]”— Dan Povenmire, Larry Leichliter, Craig Bartlett, Arnold (voice), Toran Caudell, imdb.com
“Rebecca: I'm sorry, I'm Jewish. Darryl: Really? Rebecca: Yeah, but it's okay. Darryl: I honestly had no idea. That is a tiny nose - it's like a button!”— Rachel Bloom, Aline Brosh McKenna, Darryl Whitefeather, Pete Gardner, imdb.com
“Nose, vagina, butthole. If God didn’t want us to put our fingers in there, then why did she make them perfectly finger-sized?”— Ilana Glazer, Ilana Wexler, Ilana Glazer, imdb.com
“Why can't your nose be 12" long? Because then it would be a foot.”— TheBeepsInMyImmortal, reddit.com
“What did one eye say to the other eye? Between you and me, man, something smells.”— Hank Green, youtube.com
“The nose, which contains the most nerve endings out of all parts on your face (next to your lips, that is), is a surprising erogenous zone for both you and your partner. This is how the classic ‘Eskimo kiss’ came to be.”— Alexia LaFata, elitedaily.com
“Negative body language: Your partner might move away from you and create space between you two, if he or she dislikes what you are doing or asking. In addition, other behaviors that signal dislike include: leaning away from you, feet pointed away from you, legs crossed and stiff, arms crossed, palms…”— Jeremy Nicholson, psychologytoday.com