Well, your username is a de facto admission of what you had to do for that privilege: A 'hickie' is a "reddish mark left on the skin after a passionate kiss.":bugeyed
Thanks for the support. ;D Help was needed, I was willing to offer it. I've been (more or less) an exemplary and active member of this board Simple as that.
Well, I don't take myself seriously. Never said there was any difference. Besides, it's not like you didn't go by one that meant "bum" in Polish. I can't take you seriously for more than one reason, but that is one of them.
Where did I say anything about intelligence? I don't insult intelligence unless I have good basis for it. And whoever said I wasn't childish? All I stated was that you are.
No, I'm definitely thinking about you. I even know what you look like. You're definitely the Phil I'm talking about. He's probably the only person I know who would go by the name of "Hicci". It's a stupid name.
Yeah, I don't trust doctors so... :lmao: It's certainly not a problem for them. You life is most likely not in danger and they're not the ones feeling uncomfortable. But when you get muscle twitches, you're given magnesium. Hiccups are basically muscle twitches. And actually, though fizzy drinks often cause hiccups, they can also help fix them, from what I've read.
Well, they should check then. :smilerolleyes: Why would a change of diet help? Have they run any blood tests? It's possible that the hiccups are caused by certain substance deficits. Also, I'm not sure, but magnesium might help. It's used when other involuntary muscle contractions occur.
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