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The original singer of the worst version of "O Holy Night" finally comes forward and proves it is really him by singing it live on video. Why? I guess when it comes to fame, bad breath is better than no breath at all.
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Have you thought about one-handed conasta or maybe even gardening?
95% of bad breath is from the mouth sinus and throat. When I notice a client has halitosis/bad breath or complains of post nasal drip and tonsil stones despite having healthy teeth & gums, I advise the client to visit the site of Oraltech Labs. I can report clients return visits have undetectable Halitosis/bad breath. So if all else fails direct them to Oraltech Labs. USA & UK. Association of Dental Health
YOu might make fun--or call it the worst O Holy Night--and musically you would be right--but as I listened, somehow I peeked into the heart of the singer and emotion welled up. It was a divine night and he knows it--can't sing it--but feels it--and to me that came through. I always tell folks who say they cannot sing....it says make a joyful noise unto the Lord--and this singer has done that--joyful and full of the hope of the nativity.
Halitosis spam or insightful comment?
Halitosis Spam sounds like a rock band.
Or a hint...
I would go to a concert featuring Halitosis Spam, Father Joseph.
Considering the unwanted emails I get in my inbox, I would be very wary of who the opening act for Halitosis Spam might be.
Unbelievable, is this for real?
Southern Rock Band, Fr. Joseph
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