If I could ever get them on record I probably have the world's most annoying hiccups except for that guy that hiccuped until the day he died.
My hiccups sound like a donkey being kicked in the balls.
My hiccups sound like the dying gasps of an 80-year-old man crushed by a falling tree.
My hiccups are so loud and violent that people have wandered from other isles in the grocery store to come and check and see what the hell is going on because it sounds like the choked off scream of a dad watching his son getting his dick sliced off in the store's bread slicer.
And the annoying thing is there's an easy fix for hiccups. The next time you have a friend or an acquaintance or just a random passerby who has the hiccups use this trick and it will work every single freaking time.
Walk up to them and in a strong commanding voice say, "I dare you to hiccup again".
It's Indian magic and it works.
So if you ever run into me while I'm having a hiccup fit, (and you'll know it's me because it sounds like an alpaca getting butt fucked against its will by a rhinoceros), please for the Love of all that is good and holy walk up to me and say, "I dare you to hiccup again".
Do me a favor
You paint a vivid picture with your words.
You should definitely be a bard, your way with words is certainly magical.
Then what's the equivalent of Toxic in Dark Souls?
Stomach cramps from a buffet gone bad. Not fun.
Actually being poisoned.
Or gagging on feces, considering one of the primary sources of toxic is Dung Pies.
Maybe that thing where you drink water wrong and have a long unpleasant coughing fit
Food poisoning from taco bell
OMG now I know why I still hate it so much in Fromsoft games, despite poison damage being laughable. It's like having hiccups!
Yeah, it's like a constant reminder that something annoying is happening, but you can't do anything about it.
You could get hiccups in Planescape: Torment, and it literally made your character stagger each time like they were taking damage.
Use spell: "I am not a fish".
I have no idea why it works.
I don't get the reference, what does this refer to?
