Channel No 5..unfortunatly:-)

Lots of things...I have allergies...

Essentially, if it grows, blooms, pollinates, or smells good, I have the capacity to sneeze in response.

When I look up towards the sun I will sneeze just about every time;)

The sun...it is called VMR Vasomotor rhinitis

Sanitizer solution.

at the moment, this damn cold ...

Something in you nose, blow it. I don't know if that's the answer you wanted or Some perfumes make me sneeze. Did you know you can't sneeze if your eyes are open?

Dust, purfume, pollen ...

dust....and other things...like when my cat leaves its hair all over the place...i heard you sneeze when someone is talking bad about you...i like to think that too

Pepper.

mostly the dust... normally its just....the air and i did sneeze once when someone was mean but thats quite weird cus i was ignoring him/her and stuff so.... pretty weird

Dust, pollen, and homework (gives me a headache too)

pepper, dust, dogs and cats, pollen

I think this is a little uncommon. Mint makes me sneeze. Anything that is a strong mint flavour will do it.

scratching around the edge of my nose xD, or on my sinuses.

a tickle in my nose!

pepper for sure!

Hayfever

"Dust, fumes and yeah, pepper."

My cat licking my nose.

The cold and hair spray sometimes.

sex

Hayfever, and looking towards the sun.

- Dust -- I'm allergic to two species of dust mites. - Sunlight -- I'm a "photic sneezer," although the sun's triggering of a sneeze is fairly erratic for me. Usually happens when I come out of a very dark room, like a movie theater, into the bright sun. - Perfume -- usually when I'm trapped in a small space with someone doused in a heavy, floral scent is what does it - like the passenger compartment of a car. - Wasabi -- this just happened a couple of days ago for the first time. I was eating sushi, and suddenly felt like the fumes of the wasabi shot straight to my sinuses. I knew almost instantly that I was going to start sneezing, so I spat out my rice pre-emptively into my bowl, then sneezed violently three times in a row. (I was alone, thankfully, or this would have been a little messy and embarrassing). - Sudden change in temperature, either cold to warm, or warm to cold, such as leaving a warm house to walk outside in the wintertime. - Particles I inhale. True, that works for just about anyone. - Plucking my eyebrows. Try it, you'll see. - When I'm feeling sneezy, but nothing's coming out, sticking my tongue out as far as it can go usually triggers the sneeze. - Just smelling pepper usually doesn't do anything. But once, when I heated dried red peppers in oil on the stove, the fumes made me sneeze quite unexpectedly, and violently. - Being sick. Duh.