Why I love Tourette's

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Why I love Tourette's

Postby Flt.Lt.Andrew » Wed Feb 08, 2006 7:18 am

I know its a syndrome and all so please don't get angry at me. This is funny. Very very funny.


http://www.youtube.com/w/Tourettes-Cats?v=MzOnMoqUxcg&search=Tourettes%20Cat%20



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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby waspiflab » Wed Feb 08, 2006 10:55 am

I dont care I'd like to string that ass wipe up by his balls. >:( >:(
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Romulus111VADT » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:28 am

I find nothing funny about this disturbing video... :(

Would you be so willing to make fun of this person if he were your brother?  :-/

I worked with developmentally challenged men and women for many years. I've seen the frustration and pain families go through. In my humble opinion, it is never appropriate to make light of such detrimental disabilities.

Remember, it is only by the grace of God or if you prefer, luck. That you are not the man in this video. Try being thankful and a little more compassionate.  ::)

You could very well have an accident tomorrow and end up with a life altering disability.

I'm not mad about this posting. I'm just stunned that it was posted.  :-[
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Ecko » Wed Feb 08, 2006 11:58 am

I'm sorry but I don't think this is a case of Tourettes.
I know three guys with Tourettes and they're nothing like this.
They've all got 'tics', like one of them has to walk a certain path to school, and only step on carefully picked sidewalks during the route.
The other one constantly twitches his head, and I mean every second, so sadly he's got huge neckpains. He also blinks his eyes constantly, wich prevents him from playing video games and such (he blinks them for a very long time, not just a regular blink).
The third one is pretty normal now, he has outgrown it.

It's a terrible disease, and I honestly think this guy is faking it. (HELLO IT'S BEING FILMED, WHO THE HELL WOULD DO THAT!!) :-/
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Theis » Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:09 pm

I have Tourette syndrome(its outgrown now), and that is NOT tourette! that is just normal stupidity..!
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Romulus111VADT » Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:19 pm

I'm sorry but I don't think this is a case of Tourettes.
I know three guys with Tourettes and they're nothing like this.
They've all got 'tics', like one of them has to walk a certain path to school, and only step on carefully picked sidewalks during the route.
The other one constantly twitches his head, and I mean every second, so sadly he's got huge neckpains. He also blinks his eyes constantly, wich prevents him from playing video games and such (he blinks them for a very long time, not just a regular blink).
The third one is pretty normal now, he has outgrown it.

It's a terrible disease, and I honestly think this guy is faking it. (HELLO IT'S BEING FILMED, WHO THE HELL WOULD DO THAT!!) :-/


There are various types of Tourette's Syndrome-

Coprolalia Tourette's Syndrome- does not have to be exclusively swear words. Many times coprolalia manifests itself as socially inappropriate or unacceptable words or phrases, such as the overwhelming urge to use a racial epithet, even though that is the last thing you want to do. Something about the "forbiddenness" of it impells a person with coprolalia to say it, seemingly against their will.

http://members.tripod.com/~tourette13/

http://members.tripod.com/~tourette13/handouts/symptoms-ts.html This lists the various types of tics
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Ecko » Wed Feb 08, 2006 12:58 pm


There are various types of Tourette's Syndrome-

Coprolalia Tourette's Syndrome- does not have to be exclusively swear words. Many times coprolalia manifests itself as socially inappropriate or unacceptable words or phrases, such as the overwhelming urge to use a racial epithet, even though that is the last thing you want to do. Something about the "forbiddenness" of it impells a person with coprolalia to say it, seemingly against their will.

http://members.tripod.com/~tourette13/

http://members.tripod.com/~tourette13/handouts/symptoms-ts.html This lists the various types of tics



I see, but still, wouldn't you agree this person doesn't have Tourettes?
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Souichiro » Wed Feb 08, 2006 1:08 pm

I dont care I'd like to string that ass wipe up by his balls. >:( >:(



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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Romulus111VADT » Wed Feb 08, 2006 1:18 pm


I see, but still, wouldn't you agree this person doesn't have Tourettes?


Without seeing his medical records, I couldn't say yea or nay. I've seen people like this that sounded like him. But also as the article says, people have differing abilities to control their tics. Just as people with bad tempers. Some can control their tempers extremely well and others have difficulty maintaining control and still others don't try to get control.

It also says that people that try to control them to long will normally have even worse outbursts (tics). So it is extremely difficult to real say accurately if he faking it or not. You need to remember that the tics are a type of compulsion that is difficult to control. So since he was being filmed, the compulsion way have overwhelmed him and made the outburst allot worse. Especially if he was told not to curse. Just like a child that was told not to get into the one out of three cookie jars. He will always go for the forbidden one.
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby Ecko » Wed Feb 08, 2006 1:30 pm


Without seeing his medical records, I couldn't say yea or nay. I've seen people like this that sounded like him. But also as the article says, people have differing abilities to control their tics. Just as people with bad tempers. Some can control their tempers extremely well and others have difficulty maintaining control and still others don't try to get control.

It also says that people that try to control them to long will normally have even worse outbursts (tics). So it is extremely difficult to real say accurately if he faking it or not. You need to remember that the tics are a type of compulsion that is difficult to control. So since he was being filmed, the compulsion way have overwhelmed him and made the outburst allot worse. Especially if he was told not to curse. Just like a child that was told not to get into the one out of three cookie jars. He will always go for the forbidden one.


I see, it's like one my friends with Tourettes (the guy with the constant head twitching) when we tease him, it can easily get too much, and he just can't calm down again, sometimes for hours.
Then when you try to apologize, he'll think you've come to tease him again, and once again burst out.
That can really make one feel bad.. :-[
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Re: Why I love Tourette's

Postby ozzy72 » Wed Feb 08, 2006 2:19 pm

This thread is locked as it is causing a lot of offense >:(
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