Id like to say a trick:

Hiccups Gone
Hiccups go to a point where they are annoying. Many people say that scaring the person with the hiccups will make them "disappear", but there is an easier way to get rid of them: Simply drink
water (or a juice) UPSIDE DOWN. It actually works.

How do you stop your beverage from spilling all over your face and into your hair as you drink it upside down?

You should know, you're the Alice fan.

I'm assuming he means hang upside down while holding the drink the right way up and drink it so it hits the roof of the mouth not the bottom. It certanly doesn't sound safe though.

Trick #003 -Become in control of your own dreams.
Have you ever had a dream where you knew it was a dream, and could control everything that happened? That is called a 'Lucid Dream'. Here's how to make ALL your dreams into Lucid Dreams: Keep a blank book next to your bed. When you wake up, write down every little detail of the dream you just had. Blurriness, colours, perspective, everything. Do this every time you have a dream that you remember. The next thing you need to do is make sure you're thinking about the dream you wrote down when you're trying to get to sleep. You should wake up in the dream you wrote down, but this time it'll be a Lucid Dream. This one is surprisingly effective, worked first time I tried it.

In a study of fourteen lucid dreamers performed in 1991, people who perform wake-initiated lucid dreams operation (WILD) reported experiences consistent with aspects of out-of-body experiences such as floating above their beds and the feeling of leaving their bodies.[20] Due to the phenomenological overlap between lucid dreams, near-death experiences, and out-of-body experiences, researchers say they believe a protocol could be developed to induce a lucid dream similar to a near-death experience in the laboratory