<p>I never do anymore. Maybe I'm just weird.</p>
<p>people don’t get the hiccups brah. the hiccups get YOU. they’re still out there. waiting. watching. when it’s your time, they’ll find you. take my wor(hiccup) – OH GO(hiccup) THEY FO(hiccup)ND ME!!! AAGGHHHAAA(hiccup)AAAaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa<em>dies</em></p>
<p>Hey guys, this is iwaswalking’s dad. Hiccups are no joke. I’m going to go ahead and post this (I’ll remove the several pages of aaaaa-repeating first). He’d want you to see this. Please heed his warning. Ta-ta :)</p>
<p>Or the standard version: How is this relevant to High School Life? God. Anyway, I still get hiccups occasionally - a result of eating my food too quickly, I presume.</p>
<p>i sometimes get hiccups when i eat spicy foods.</p>
<p>Hiccups are the result of spasm of the phrenic nerve (a nerve from the base of the brain to the diaphragm). Doctors are uncertain how or why hiccups begin. But: they can often be stopped by stretching the phrenic nerve while stimulating the vagus nerve (the main cranial nerve of which the phrenic is a branch) by swallowing. Fill your mouth with water, lean your head back, stretching your neck (don’t laugh and make the water come out your nose!) and swallow repeatedly. Some people need more solid substances to swallow (like applesauce or pudding), for this maneuver to work.</p>
<p>In middle school I got hiccups pretty often. Not anymore. I work on stuff during lunch so I don’t focus on eating.</p>
<p>iwaswalking appreciation post</p>
<p>also debski</p>
<p>I think CC is great because you can find crazy, humorous posts like iwaswalking’s and eerily informative posts like debski’s.</p>
<p>I get hiccups all the time. Stress?</p>
<p>lol debski’s post. it’s so scientific. gotta love science.</p>
<p>this thread. THIS THREAD.</p>
<p>Yeah, at the most inconvenient time. Like work.</p>
<p>…the stress of high school has srsly permanently gotten rid of my hiccups…</p>
<p>I have a friend who gets these really wierd hiccups where she’ll burp as she’s finishing the hiccup.</p>
<p>that happens to my sister when she’s laughing a lot</p>
<p>it culminates in this huge BBBBBBBBBRRRRRRRRUUUUUUUUUUPPPPPPPPPPP-eeee!</p>
<p>Does anyoe get hiccups when they’re nervous?</p>
<p>I do</p>