Facts and Factoids: The Worlds Longest Attack of Hiccups
World Record For Hiccups - Speeli
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A Hiccup: This is an automatic action that the body can not control.
Bob Taylor: Man who has had hiccups for the past 27 years! | Daily Mail Online
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How long did the longest hiccup attack in the world last? - Zyri
Tennessee man's hiccups last for 27 years, but that won't get him into the Guinness World Records - New York Daily News
VIDEO: Man hiccups 1.4 MILLION times during attack lasting two months and counting | Weird | News | Express.co.uk
150 ICONS: Anthon's Charles Osborne had hiccups for 68 years straight | 150 Siouxland icons | siouxcityjournal.com
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What is a hiccup? Charles Osborne holds the Guinness World Record for hiccupping for 68 years. | KidsNews
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Australian man breaks world record with louder hiccups than electric drill - iNEWS
Is There a Cure to Hiccups? | SiOWfa15: Science in Our World: Certainty and Controversy
KFC Tries for World Record--but Not for What You'd Think | PETA
Why Do People Get the Hiccups and How Do You Get Rid of Them? - Healthy North Coast
Bob Taylor: Man who has had hiccups for the past 27 years! | Daily Mail Online
Charles Osborne Had Hiccups For 68 Years and It Only Stopped Just Before He Died
Charles Osborne Had Hiccups For 68 Years and It Only Stopped Just Before He Died
Guinness World Record for Hiccups and Why You Shouldn't Try It
A man named Charles Osborne had hiccups for approximately 68 Years | Science Facts
A Hiccup: This is an automatic action that the body can not control.
13 June-Hiccup World Record Holder - On This Day
Hiccups: How to get rid of hiccups
What's the Science Behind Why We Hiccup? - Scientific American
