The Truth About Sneezing

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Uploaded by on Sep 10, 2011

Ever wonder why we always close our eyes to sneeze? Well wonder no more!

This video took a hell of a lot of work, so I'm grateful for all feedback!

And a really big thanks needs to be given to Klaypex for letting me use one of their AMAZING songs in this video. Checking them out is an absolute must!

Song: Gamefire by Klaypex: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ro0lsIC3lmI

Klaypex's Channel: http://www.youtube.com/user/Klaypex (You need to check their stuff out!)

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  • wow! what marvels are revealed by this new-fangled technology! (So now I'm never going to sneeze again)

    very cool vid, mate

  • @hogbenfan I know! The inner workings of the human body are quite the marvel!

    And thank you friend!

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  • bless you

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This video is a response to Klaypex & Mike Diva (Vyncent Flaw) - Gamefire
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  • This makes me want to try to sneeze with my eyes open... TO THE DUCT TAPE!!!!!!!!! AND PEPPER!!!!!!!!!!!! This had better work! //_-

  • @FatalX7 And I JUST read the description. Lol, oh well.

  • @sladikk This is why we cannot sneeze with our eyes open. We would perish from the complete awesome that occurs. Other people don't see it because it is not their sneeze.

  • wow I sneeze the same way

  • It's a shame I close my eyes every time I sneeze.

  • cool video, bud. i like your stuff.

    subbed. :D

  • hahah nice job dude

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