Tourettes Guy NSFW

[Anonymous]

this guy actually has TS.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=myB_8UPTGBQ

[John]

this guy actually has TS.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=myB_8UPTGBQ

Ah yes, tourettesguy.com, always a good thing.

[Scott]

Yes, he has TS, just like Borat is from Kazakhstan.

Have you ever known anyone who's actually had TS? If you have, you'll recognize tons of flaws with this guy's act. Besides, there are like, maybe two documented cases of verbal tics - and AFAIK none of them are from reliable sources. Tics are semi-voluntary twitches; you could argue that a grunt is a tic, but you can't argue that screaming profanities is, because there's nothing "twitchy" about it.

[BNU-HODJA]

Yes, he has TS, just like Borat is from Kazakhstan.

Have you ever known anyone who's actually had TS? If you have, you'll recognize tons of flaws with this guy's act. Besides, there are like, maybe two documented cases of verbal tics - and AFAIK none of them are from reliable sources. Tics are semi-voluntary twitches; you could argue that a grunt is a tic, but you can't argue that screaming profanities is, because there's nothing "twitchy" about it.

I knew someone with TS before, and he cursed all the time. Not directly because of the TS, but from the frustrations of the grunts and twitches that came out unintetnionally. It would just piss him off so much that he'd twitch that he'd flip out. It sounds hilarious, but it was actually really creepy when it happened.... but in hindsight, yeah, it's funny, haha.

[Anonymous]

Yes, he has TS, just like Borat is from Kazakhstan.

Have you ever known anyone who's actually had TS? If you have, you'll recognize tons of flaws with this guy's act. Besides, there are like, maybe two documented cases of verbal tics - and AFAIK none of them are from reliable sources. Tics are semi-voluntary twitches; you could argue that a grunt is a tic, but you can't argue that screaming profanities is, because there's nothing "twitchy" about it.

No he has a rare case of it idk what its called though. and he's a drunken TS person as well. he's always holding a beer

[fanatacist]

There is a kid in my school with tourettes, and believe it or not he does the morning announcements because he wanted to. His tics include clicking his teeth, shaking his head, and rapidly raising and lowering his arms. However = he also says "dugga" randomly which is "niggah" but he was taught to substitute it at least a little.

[Scott]

Tourettes Syndrome does not directly cause verbal tics.

There are other things that do, but TS isn't one of them.

[Anonymous]

theres different forms of it. verbal forms of it are rare but people do have them. his son and his friends decided to put his TS on youtube though lol

[fanatacist]

Tourettes Syndrome does not directly cause verbal tics.

There are other things that do, but TS isn't one of them.

I guess you can say "duggah" is a grunt that strangely resembles a muted "niggah".

RD, support your facts with links.

[Anonymous]

i dont have links. i read it in magazine while waiting at the dentist. i dont remember the name of the magazine

[Scott]

i dont have links. i read it in magazine while waiting at the dentist. i dont remember the name of the magazine

So Google it and get some.

[John]

i dont have links. i read it in magazine while waiting at the dentist. i dont remember the name of the magazine

[Anonymous]

so reading health magazines = failure. ok w/e you say. go get your facts off wiki bud

[fanatacist]

so reading health magazines = failure. ok w/e you say. go get your facts off wiki bud

No, getting your facts from a source that only you know and none of us can check up on is failure. That's like using the  "my cousin's newphew's step father's uncle's said..." explanation.

[Anonymous]

so basically the magazine is wrong? and the internet is right?