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I don`t know if it`s even spelt correctly, but does anybody else turn into a turretts sufferer whenever they come face to face with a gorgeous person? And is there a remedy? Will happily wash your car in return...
dunno
sorry to those who dont like emoticon posts but i cant think what else to put.......... lol
rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
What wonderful spelling there :lol2: Do you mean Tourettes? :lol2:
I'm more the person that kinda waffles on ..... and on ..... and on :undecided:
Can't bear them silences you see. I'm not one that's comfortable with silences when with people I don't know very well.
But when I'm with David, oh how I wish for just one little silence, just one now and again lol
BTW, do I get me car washed happily?? :bounce:
Quote by handsometype
I don`t know if it`s even spelt correctly, but does anybody else turn into a turretts sufferer whenever they come face to face with a gorgeous person? And is there a remedy? Will happily wash your car in return...

I'm very nervous by nature and soemtimes swear a lot more than I should when I am nervous but I normally manage to curb it when around women (well I try to at least) so I don't suffer from tank syndrome (turrets get it lol) however when I first met PK I was a gibbering wreck I spilt drinks knocked over ashtrays well practically threw it across the beer garden as I was playing with it but was that jumpy I was strugeling to steady my hands to smoke. I guess my point is a lot of us get nervous and the more self concious you are of it the worse it gets then it becomes a vicious circle of worrying about it and that actually makes you worse. But I think I can safely say that although you may feel people are picking up on it they aren't as much as you think they are. After all despite me spilling more lager than Manchester serves in an average night in the direction of PK (the one with sexy arse a few posts up) it all turned out good for us wink
Chill out be your self and all will be fine biggrin
Quote by handsometype
I don`t know if it`s even spelt correctly, but does anybody else turn into a turretts sufferer whenever they come face to face with a gorgeous person? And is there a remedy? Will happily wash your car in return...

Yep only arrange to meet butt ugly fuckers...
I talk a lot when I'm nervous meeting new people, as anyone who've met me will agree confused
On here of course, I'm the quiet, shy type
rotflmao
yes, well I tend to get all tongue tied and never say the right thing (s)......in fact usually become afflicted with foot in mouth disease lol
I get nervous, can't string a sentance together and get the shakes, which I get embarressed about which then makes it worse.
H.x
Quote by H-x
I get nervous, can't string a sentance together and get the shakes, which I get embarressed about which then makes it worse.
H.x

judging by the pics in your profile I think the shakes are a good thing......A1 butt by the way lol
Turretts
Yes sometimes I go into a spin.
I find making conversation difficult when face to face with someone who I am attracted to..
Dunno why.......dunno
Quote by Steve_Mids
I find making conversation difficult when face to face with someone who I am attracted to..
Dunno why.......dunno

Steve hun, if you got off of her for a few minutes to get your breath back, maybe that will work :dunno:
Quote by Missy
I find making conversation difficult when face to face with someone who I am attracted to..
Dunno why.......dunno

Steve hun, if you got off of her for a few minutes to get your breath back, maybe that will work :dunno:
Where's the fun in that rotflmao :rotflmao:
I'm prone to either clam up, or yabber totally incoherent bollocks. Seem to just say the most ridiculously pointless things sometimes!
:doh: .. a good slap usually sorts me out ;)
Quote by H-x
I get nervous, can't string a sentance together and get the shakes, which I get embarressed about which then makes it worse.
H.x

Its true.....she turns to jelly eveytime i'm in the forum! lol
I need to ask this.... does anyone think that this thread has been influenced in any way by Pete in Big Brother? The reason I ask is because Tourettes now seems to be the discussion of choice and it all seems to be down to him. That's not in any way a critisism.... I think he's done a brilliant job of popularising an otherwise akward (if not ) affliction.
Quote by cu3b4ll
I need to ask this.... does anyone think that this thread has been influenced in any way by Pete in Big Brother? The reason I ask is because Tourettes now seems to be the discussion of choice and it all seems to be down to him. That's not in any way a critisism.... I think he's done a brilliant job of popularising an otherwise akward (if not ) affliction.

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As with every person with or without tourettes, its best to take them for who they are. It doesn't matter whether they have a disability. It is best never to take offence.
Quote by maymarc
As with every person with or without tourettes, its best to take them for who they are. It doesn't matter whether they have a disability. It is best never to take offence.

Wise words.... and :welcome: to the Cafe!
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rotflmao :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:
What wonderful spelling there :lol2: Do you mean Tourettes? :lol2:
I'm more the person that kinda waffles on ..... and on ..... and on :undecided:
Can't bear them silences you see. I'm not one that's comfortable with silences when with people I don't know very well.
But when I'm with David, oh how I wish for just one little silence, just one now and again lol

allors, Tourettes cest un mot Francais. Nous prenons quelque chose chac jour
Quote by Missy
BTW, do I get me car washed happily?? :bounce:
Depends how big it is!
Quote by sheddy
I don`t know if it`s even spelt correctly, but does anybody else turn into a turretts sufferer whenever they come face to face with a gorgeous person? And is there a remedy? Will happily wash your car in return...

I'm very nervous by nature and soemtimes swear a lot more than I should when I am nervous but I normally manage to curb it when around women (well I try to at least) so I don't suffer from tank syndrome (turrets get it lol) however when I first met PK I was a gibbering wreck I spilt drinks knocked over ashtrays well practically threw it across the beer garden as I was playing with it but was that jumpy I was strugeling to steady my hands to smoke. I guess my point is a lot of us get nervous and the more self concious you are of it the worse it gets then it becomes a vicious circle of worrying about it and that actually makes you worse. But I think I can safely say that although you may feel people are picking up on it they aren't as much as you think they are. After all despite me spilling more lager than Manchester serves in an average night in the direction of PK (the one with sexy arse a few posts up) it all turned out good for us wink
Chill out be your self and all will be fine biggrin
Glad I`m not the only 1 with a twitch
Quote by davej
I don`t know if it`s even spelt correctly, but does anybody else turn into a turretts sufferer whenever they come face to face with a gorgeous person? And is there a remedy? Will happily wash your car in return...

Yep only arrange to meet butt ugly fuckers...
Now that`s funny
Quote by Sassy-Seren
I talk a lot when I'm nervous meeting new people, as anyone who've met me will agree confused
On here of course, I'm the quiet, shy type
And disloxocsics of the world untie
rotflmao
Quote by markandnicky
I used to find in my courting days before i met nicky that my voice would normally go up a octave or 10 and id get the shakes like a shitting dog :shock:
Try boxer shorts
You seem to have quotitis.
Never fear. There is a cure!
H.x
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You seem to have quotitis.
Never fear. There is a cure!
H.x

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Quote by cu3b4ll
I need to ask this.... does anyone think that this thread has been influenced in any way by Pete in Big Brother? The reason I ask is because Tourettes now seems to be the discussion of choice and it all seems to be down to him. That's not in any way a critisism.... I think he's done a brilliant job of popularising an otherwise akward (if not ) affliction.

I agree, and having first hand experience ie.. my son.. it is one of those things people find funny to talk about but awkward to encounter.
It is not just all about swearing, but the random noises and jerks they have to live with too.
No amount of medication will ever stop the embarrassment or helplessness felt by the sufferer and carer.
Well done to Pete!! :thumbup:
Quote by foxyandbeasty
I agree, and having first hand experience ie.. my son.. it is one of those things people find funny to talk about but awkward to encounter.
It is not just all about swearing, but the random noises and jerks they have to live with too.
No amount of medication will ever stop the embarrassment or helplessness felt by the sufferer and carer.
Well done to Pete!! :thumbup:

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It's not only Tourettes that leads to this 'type' of behaviour either. Due to the fact I have Aspergers I squeak and do other little odd things! lol
It's almost invisible to the average person these days, but when you're in a slient lift and you do a brief impression of a guinea pig it can be a little embarassing!
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