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whats your way of getting rid of a hiccup?
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Reply 20
Put one hand up in the air
Reply 21
bella127
Drink out the wrong side of a cup.. !
Ditto
Reply 22
A brisk walk.
Reply 23
Get someone to tickle you and tell them not to stop even if you pull away...
works everytime
works everytime
I just try to regulate my breathing. Slow and steady. Doesn't always work but usually it does.
lilac spooge
Get someone to tickle you and tell them not to stop even if you pull away...
works everytime
works everytime
that would just make me scream the place down!
Reply 26
ok...i forgot to say for how long
for about 10seconds
and screaming in my book is better than constant hiccuping
for about 10seconds
and screaming in my book is better than constant hiccuping
Reply 27
I usually drink water from a cup around the wrong way or drink upside down, then hold my breath 
Reply 28
10
I hold my breath for as long as possible. Sometimes works, sometimes doesn't 
Reply 29
BLAM!
Reply 30
15
Wait
Reply 31
Ohh I gat a solution!!!
Try hold your breath for a while!!!
Try hold your breath for a while!!!
Reply 32
bella127
Drink out the wrong side of a cup.. well attempt to anyway. Works 110%!
yeh thats what I do
Reply 33
This works every time for me..
Get yourself a cup of water, stick your fingers in your ears and drink the whole cup of water in one go. Ask someone to hold the cup or if you're by yourself sort of use one shoulder to press your ear really hard with the other finger in your other ear if you get me
I often wonder if it's psychological rather than physical though... lol
Get yourself a cup of water, stick your fingers in your ears and drink the whole cup of water in one go. Ask someone to hold the cup or if you're by yourself sort of use one shoulder to press your ear really hard with the other finger in your other ear if you get me
I often wonder if it's psychological rather than physical though... lol
Reply 34
Hold your breath for 15 seconds, then swallow 3 times. Awesome stuff (:
Reply 35
I tilt my head back and take a huuuge gulp of fizzy drink.
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