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*~Blue~*
My boyfriend has suddenly expressed a desire to sneeze for me and has tried on occasion sticking things up his nose, such as tissues, q-tips and the like, but nothing has worked!!!! Any ideas on how to make him sneeze without sticking stuff up his nose? He can't stand the feeling sadsmiley.gif


Blue
Panther
Pepper works wonders. Also certain plants with pollen (even if he doesn't have bad allergies). Hmmm, thinking... rolleyes.gif um...heh some spicy foods. Or if you rub your nose the right way (although that's never worked for anyone I know). But I'm sure yall can find something! Good luck to yall! smile.gif
Dawnie
It really depends on the person. My girlfriend can get herself sneezing with spices and powder type substances. But that doesn't work for me. Sadly the only thing that works for me, inducing wise, is sticking things up my nose. unsure.gif

Has he tried a thin plastic clothes tag. Allot of people have found that to be very sucessful. It's thin enough and just stiff enough, without being dangerous, to tickle in all the right spots. biggrin.gif
Shayla
Well if he's allergic to something that makes him sneeze, then that's probably the best thing to use for inducing. Otherwise as others have said, maybe try to use pepper or other spices, or some kind of powdery substance. Just be careful how much you use, too much will likely cause burning sensations.
sneezybreezy
Using a vibrator or massager on the side of the nose helps sometimes if he doesn't want to sniff anything. Otherwise I agree with everyone else pepper and/or allergens.

Good Luck!
TYS
This method can be a little dangerous and also unpleasant, but you might want to give it a try if nothing else works.

Laundry detergent (the powdered kind) will induce sneezing in some people. You have to be VERY VERY VERY careful with it though, only use a TINY TINY bit and for the love of god DO NOT SNORT IT! Just crumble a teensy bit into the air in front of your nose and LIGHTLY breathe in.

I'd only recommend using it if you're really desperate and nothing else works, though. The very thought of someone putting detergent up their nose makes me worry. unsure.gif
zneeze
I know of two lesser-used ways that work for me, though they won't exactly bring on a fit:

1.) Rubbing the inside corner of your eye, or

B.) Holding your nostrils closed and humming

Interesting, right? Neither are guaranteed to work, but they do for me. Just not fits, maybe one or two.

Good luck! smile.gif
Sternuto
The vibrating massager wand would be my first choice. yes.gif It used to make my niece sneeze like MAD! innocent.gif
Lynne
QUOTE (Okami @ Jul 3 2008, 03:08 AM) *
Or if you rub your nose the right way (although that's never worked for anyone I know).


Works for me wink.gif

Oh heck, let's be honest. Emptying out the lint trap on the dryer works for me (as does eating wasabi).
*~Blue~*
He really can't stand sticking stuff up his nose. I can't figure why. mellow.gif I'll see if he will try out pepper but I have NO desire to see him inhale laundry detergent.... I'd hate for him to get hurt because of it. >.<

Blue.
Vetinari
Would he try snuff? There are some very sneezy varieties about!
Panther
http://www.thegag.com/a2598.html

If all else fails? Lol, it's pretty cheap for what it does >:)
*~Blue~*
I don't think that stuff actually works, does it? blink.gif I always thought it was just a load of hoo hah.
TYS
That particular one might work... it's just made of really finely ground black pepper.
sneezybreezy
Has anything worked yet?
Panther
QUOTE (Blue Phoenix @ Jul 4 2008, 11:23 PM) *
I don't think that stuff actually works, does it? blink.gif I always thought it was just a load of hoo hah.


Well I've never actually tried it. But I'd pay 2 bucks to try it out heh. That's just me though smile.gif Good luck to you!
resolution
QUOTE (resolution @ Jul 5 2008, 09:01 PM) *
QUOTE (chui @ Jul 5 2008, 07:54 PM) *
*giggles* uhm... I'll go with Your Majesty! notworthy.gif

*sigh* you know... I actually taught my kids to moonwalk this week... they were so impressed that i actually knew one of those.... "old" dances... as they put it...

*fades out into 80s reminiscing* ahh... Beastie Boys, Michael Jackson....ZZ Top.... the good old days...




"Come on kids, let me show you this dance mommy learned when she was 2" . laughing.gif Sorry Chui I had to.

Speaking of ZZ Top, I like the video they did with the first Elmstreet girl (Heather Langenkamp AKA Nancy). Hmmm i'm bringing up Elmstreet alot aren't I?


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DnZ889ehzd4



Well i think most of them are essentially White pepper, so they can work pretty well; this one is Black so i would predict that it might be a little less effective. There is another kind of Sneezing Powder banned in many parts of the world that uses a botanical ingredient that can cause extremely violent sneezing, but can be dangerous in other ways. I would assume that the majority of the remaining varieties probably just don't work as well. In any case, White and Black pepper are less expensive than the delivery cost of those powders.
Lynne
It's banned in the US and the UK, therefore illegal to import.
Panther
QUOTE (Lynne @ Jul 5 2008, 07:59 PM) *
It's banned in the US and the UK, therefore illegal to import.


what's the ingredient if i might ask? smile.gif I'm guessing that's the reason it's banned. If anyone knows...
SneezyB
one of my friends can make her self by wiggling her nose
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