Probably in every elementary school classroom, there is a kid who shouts from time to time: "Look at what I can do with my tongue!" When we're kids, we're fascinated, thinking that rolling your tongue or shaping it in a weird way is some kind of magic.
By adulthood, we find out that it's just something people either inherit or train their tongue muscles to do. But whether they're explainable or not, they're still pretty neat. As a person who doesn't have these kinds of party tricks up my sleeve, I'm always fascinated by the weird things other people's bodies can do.
So, when we came across an online thread where someone asked people, "What is a little quirk about your body that you don't think other people have?" I was immediately intrigued. Care to find out too? Don't hesitate and scroll down!
#41
Central heterochromia in both eyes. I have a small blue ring around a large brown one.
Report
19points
#42
I always know I’m about to sneeze because I get a wave of nausea ~15-30 seconds beforehand.
18points
#43
When I lean forward when doing yoga/Pilates type exercises, something (an internal organ?) gets caught under my ribs. I have asked other people but nobody knows what I'm talking about.
Report
18points
#44
I once got a naproxen subscription for sore hand joints, and developed a bunch of black spots on my hands after taking it. They literally fell out of my skin after a few days and the pain disappeared. Never found anyone else have black spots that fall out of the skin and doctor was stumped.
Report
17points
#45
Sometimes, when I rub my eye, the corner of my eye near my nose, gets a little air pocket in it. And it makes the squeaking sound when I rubbed my eye. It only happens a few times a year, but I've talked to my friends about it and nobody understands what it is.
16points
#46
I don't scar, no matter how bad it is. I have had severe burns, I have had surgeries, and I have had really bad cuts; not one scar. They all healed normally.
Report
16points
