I’ve heard at least a dozen guaranteed methods for solving hiccups. At this point I’m convinced it’s all placebo, including the method that works for me reliably.
You hold your breath with a mouth full of water, plugging your ears, swallowing very slowly. Hold your breath as long as you can and take a few deep breaths after.
WHAT??? I’M GONNA NEED YOU TO SPEAK UP MFER!!! AROOOO! 💀🏍️🔥
I moved away from a state that has them. They’re so beautiful to watch over a big open field. Like stars that fill the ground to complete the sky.
If I had to guess, probably since right around 2000.
get an unexpected wave of inspiration
start to do the thing
look at the amount of actual work it would take
realize it was just a good fantasy and go back to routine
I can definitely relate.
Yeah, this was my first thought. How many slightly older, no-longer-being-updated pieces of software will fail to open the new version? Hopefully it’s built in a way that it just falls back to legacy and ignores the extra information so you can at least load the file.
It’s one of my favorites from Christian Bale. One of my favorite movies to introduce people to.
Legitimately stop treating phones like a necessity. Leave them at home more. Treat apps more like accessories and less like doorways.
Opt more for going in person to places to do things. By bike or transit whenever you can. Go to public events at your local parks and venues. Attendance is its own form of support, too. Anything we can do to purposely put ourselves in front of other people who share different perspectives than ourselves is good for us.
I think a lot of people don’t realize that there is a sense of responsibility when it comes to putting ourselves out into the world. If you think you’re capable of helping others, simply being a positive person in a public place, even just to have some fun meeting with friends, is a step in the right direction to building a better world. Nature will eventually setup a situation for you to be called upon. But this never happens from in your house or apartment.
I will never forget the dog episode. This show was singed in my mind. Also a favorite of mine.
Headphones are pretty much only a night shortened in the summer for me. And even then often on borrowed time.
I thought the implants were magic, but this seems even more so. Glad to hear this technique is making progress.
I hear a dead rat is actually pretty good at this game. Way better than I was.
A coping mechanism isn’t something that helps. Only cope. I obviously don’t know this person, but from my experience, people have to want to get better. If they’re convinced and fully convicted on the idea that nothing else will help, then they’re absolutely right.
But the only way they will make progress (instead of just surviving) is to address their issue and tackle it head-on as frustrating, uncomfortable and uncharted as that territory may be.
A relationship is a two-way street. If you’re not getting anything back, maybe it’s time to have a talk about that. And if bringing it up is consistently pushed off and ignored, try bringing that up as well.
But if nothing changes, you will simply continue to feel this way and it won’t improve on its own.
Until it’s not. I don’t see anyone handling it as well as the original owners.
Listen. Let’s just do it simple. Everyone sync their clocks with mine right now. It says it’s 10:57 at the moment, but we’ll just subtract that in the future going forward. Ready? 3, 2, 1, Go! Now we know where 0 is, whew. Problem solved, scientists!
Edit: wait, now it says 10:58…
This is my favorite underrated scene in the movie. It lands for me every time.
I got the chance to see this live and some of those scenes would make you bright red around your parents. I can confirm this advice. Great show otherwise!
tl;dr I feel is exactly this