"I THINK I'm a hang-out-aholic," Chrissie Miller said before emitting her high-pitched laugh, a combination of nasal Upper East Side-ese with the rasp of a born-and-bred New Yorker who has done her fair share of smoking and partying.
You would think the government would be doing something about it, but Theresa May is seemingly too busy enough emitting her own gas over Brexit to take concrete action in other spheres such as this.
Seventy-year-old Nichols Fox says she understands such scepticism - it took several years before she became convinced that her debilitating pain and fatigue were caused by electromagnetic radiation emitted by her computer.
She could not even watch TV, because the light that it emitted caused her too much pain.
A cultured woman, she believed in Freud and progressive education, and despised the trash emitted by her husband's studio.
Take, for instance, the changes that the father-to-be undergoes during the last trimester of a woman's pregnancy: a 20 percent rise in prolactin and a 33 percent drop in testosterone, which scientists speculate may be triggered by airborne pheromones emitted by her skin and sweat glands, conspiring to make him better able to respond to and care for a baby.
During this time, before she lets him mount her, the bull will be sniffing and nudging her vulva region, and doing a Flehmen response (where he curls back his nose, raises his head in the air as high as it can go, smelling the pheromones she's emitting in her urine and vaginal secretions).
In Providence, Kellyann, a four-ton Asian elephant renowned for amusing her fellow entertainers with rude noises by pressing her foot to her trunk and emitting air, took her final bow along with five other females.
Janni will emit one of her ear-splitting screams.
Never rote, her choices emit a constant, mild bliss of invention.
