Eyelid flipping
Turning the upper eyelid inside out so the pink inner surface shows. Most people with reasonably loose lids can learn it. Eye doctors do it to patients to look for grit.
4 oddities.
Turning the upper eyelid inside out so the pink inner surface shows. Most people with reasonably loose lids can learn it. Eye doctors do it to patients to look for grit.
Shooting a thin jet of saliva from under the tongue, sometimes a metre or more. About 35% of people do it by accident now and then. Only about 1% can do it reliably on command.
Small white or yellow lumps that form in the folds of the tonsils and sometimes come out when you cough. They smell bad and feel like something is stuck in the throat. They are harmless.
Pushing a joint partly or fully out of its socket on purpose, then back in. About 20% of people have some joint hypermobility. True voluntary dislocation is much rarer and often linked to a connective tissue disorder.