turrets syndrome

[logic]

read a joke in the joke section a few days ago about some chap with turrets syndrome, and i started wondering, is it a genuine syndrome, I mean what if the person had never heard any expletives, how would he be able to repeat them, and if they were typing a letter would they use bad language then, or would that be too much trouble, or is turrets just an excuse to use foul language.

[daffy654]

Tourettes Syndrome is a genuine condition.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tourette_syndrome

http://www.tsa.org.uk/

[B00]

Wow,small towers can talk now???



sorry, couldn't resist

[logic]

spelled it wrong ...sorry.

[B00]

No lol,, im sorry, didn't mean to come across as a meany here, It just amused me.....


slinks off- ashamed of herself...............

[leelapops]

Well BOO beat me to it...I was going to suggest that people with towers growing from them must really suffer-people throwing boiling oil off them, singing up to them all the time, braiding their hair so they can climb down them...

Sorry logic! :o) I sometimes feel I have Tourette's, then I realise that I am just embarrassingly foul-mouthed (I am trying to work on it though, *&%$�$!!)

x

[cazzz1975]

people with tourettes also utter other words repetitivily....

[devil99]

not all people with tourettes swear, some twitch, pull funny faces, blink a lot, it differs between people







you w@nker!!!!!! (sorry, only kidding)

[neo.]

people at work seem to think i have tourettes

[logic]

Yes I appreciate that humour devil, i mean i have worked in the coal mines, on building sites, and have been a long distance lorry driver, so believe me i can mix it with the best of them, ( or should that be the worst ) i have never used foul language in front of my wife or children,that is why i suppose, that I find tourrets so difficult to understand.