[paulaglober]

http://exbyte.net/media/videos/3705/...Flips_Out.html

[shocked][shocked]

[FotoCihasWewb]

Poor girl.

[kaysions]

Imagine a date with her... or a one night stand lol... "hmm its so good... YOU MOTHERF****R AHHHHH".

Gee...

[KuznehikVasaN]

LOL@the nail polish [rofl] [rofl]

[Pasy]

Watch a documentary on it, most the time it’s less extreme. It’s also not always cuss words but just anything which may be rude to someone (N word for someone that’s black, fat to someone that’s fat, etc), these kinds of outbursts make people think they’re like this all the time, which most the time they’re not, they may not be able to control what they say but a lot of the time it isn’t yelled or said in a hateful way. It would be amazing to study someday.

[priceyicey]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=whWDQovxk98

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WiNM...elated&search=

I lol'd hard... especially with the 2nd one [rofl]

[fabrizioitwloch]

I think my gf might also have Tourettes...

[valiumnopresc]

LOL@the nail polish [rofl] [rofl]

i lol'd as well[rofl]

[U5pz6B71]

I saw that on MTV a few years ago, I think it was True Life: I have tourettes. They had a bunch of other people with it on that episode as well. At the end of her segment I think she was getting some experimental brain surgery to lessen the effects of her illness. Don't remember if it helped or not.

[xqdrocherz]

Watch a documentary on it, most the time it’s less extreme. It’s also not always cuss words but just anything which may be rude to someone (N word for someone that’s black, fat to someone that’s fat, etc), these kinds of outbursts make people think they’re like this all the time, which most the time they’re not, they may not be able to control what they say but a lot of the time it isn’t yelled or said in a hateful way. It would be amazing to study someday.

As someone who actually has tourette's, I would like to second this. Tourette's is not a disorder that always causes a person to cuss in excess, as it's suggested from the "Tourette's Guy" videos. The amount of people with that symptom is actually very small compared to the total number of people with the disorder. My case is somewhat mild, though I know quite a few people who also have it. None of them have anything near the cussing problem that seems to be so popularized in the mainstream.

My case, for example, has involved such symptoms as head shaking, making weird noises, and rolling my eyes. It makes me sound like some sort of animal when I say that. It's hard to describe what exactly drives me to do these "tics". It's very much like the urge to scratch, and it arises in generally uncomfortable situations. When I get my haircut, for example, I suddenly develop a head tic. The tics are suppressable with effort -- most of the time they are irresistable.

[flueftArete]

My god that was helarious.. I feel bad now, *snigger*

[Keyblctt]

Man her hair is the last thing she should be worrying about,..

[zlZ95pjt]

Poor girl....she is cute

[mdUzAMbG]

Ashbringer

[DownloadADOBEsoftware]

I feel bad laughing at some of the stuff they do and say. Being a mother myself, I imagine having a child with tourettes must be pain-staking.

[hitaEtela]