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[Lucilyn]

Oh yeah, exactly what Enny said, we learned how to do that. It's so strange that it works. But if you stop thinking about it too soon they come back. There's no other way to describe it than just "Adamantly thinking that you will not hiccup anymore"

[jean-luc]

I'll add that to my bank of hiccup solutions, right under "drinking water while upside down"

[Lucilyn]

none of the hiccup solutions work, eventually we tried the vinegar one and it just hurt and we prefer hiccups

 

anyways, maybe they "work" sometimes because people believe they do, but at least for us it's a very active thing. You have to focus on what it's like to not hiccup and keep it that way, takes some getting used to and tbh I just hiccup it doesn't bother me that much

[Guest]

I don't really have to focus on it at all, weird. Maybe I kinda did at first, but it's habitual enough now that I'll get one, stop it, and move on.

 

Although, I may or may not get them more often in general than I used to. Like once every couple days instead of every week or two. Weird. Not totally sure.

[J.Iscariot]

When I do have hiccups I start breathing in and out very slowly without having a momentary shortage of air

 

If you focus on your breathing, like, if you breathe very calmly for a few minutes trust me it'll be gone, just breathe extreeeeemely slowly and it should work, never failed me.

[Guest]

When I do have hiccups I start breathing in and out very slowly without having a momentary shortage of air

 

If you focus on your breathing, like, if you breathe very calmly for a few minutes trust me it'll be gone, just breathe extreeeeemely slowly and it should work, never failed me.

 

That seems to follow the general trend of eliminating hiccups, I think. Being that you should focus on something other than the hiccups with all of the attention you can spare.

 

In middle-school, I had a teacher that, when kids would hiccup, would fold a small, rectangular piece of paper into a right-angle, and stick it on their ears. Typically worked, as the sensation was so present that their minds completely blanked on the hiccups. Crazy what seems to work for different people.

 

Also, are you Anderson? I read your posts and feel like you are, but I could be wrong.

[Tewi]

In middle-school, I had a teacher that, when kids would hiccup, would fold a small, rectangular piece of paper into a right-angle, and stick it on their ears. Typically worked, as the sensation was so present that their minds completely blanked on the hiccups.

 

That's amazing. Funny mental image, too.

[J.Iscariot]

 

 

 

Also, are you Anderson? I read your posts and feel like you are, but I could be wrong.

 

Yes I am Anderson.

[Guest]

Anyone here into

?

 

Someone or other I follow was raving on about them ages ago, and I recently decided to check them out. I super, suuuper dig it. I'm super inclined to like anything with both synth, and funk, so yeah, definitely wanna buy literally everything these guys have ever made, about now.

[Guest]

Who's got Dark Souls 3? I'm broke until Friday, so I'll have to do without until then and it makes me wanna cri ;-;