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12 Dec 2011, 3:59 pm

Goodness. For a while, my senses were roused suddenly, as I thought my mom was in peril. Apparently, I was wrong.


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12 Dec 2011, 4:45 pm

It's weird how as I'm currently watching a documentary about Tourette's Syndrome, seeing people ticcing is making me want to do it myself. Getting quite an urge to jerk my head and twich my face and groan / hum and I'm constantly gritting and nashing my teeth. It's like an achey feeling that I need to release.

I don't have Tourette's but experiencing all this really makes me think how so many conditions are related and interlink in some way.


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12 Dec 2011, 4:52 pm

rabbitears wrote:
It's weird how as I'm currently watching a documentary about Tourette's Syndrome, seeing people ticcing is making me want to do it myself. Getting quite an urge to jerk my head and twich my face and groan / hum and I'm constantly gritting and nashing my teeth. It's like an achey feeling that I need to release.

I don't have Tourette's but experiencing all this really makes me think how so many conditions are related and interlink in some way.

i'm watching that too



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12 Dec 2011, 4:54 pm

My arm aches - I think I played the piano too much today


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12 Dec 2011, 4:59 pm

My GPA is once again in the 3.0 range. I don't know if I should be happy or disappointed.



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12 Dec 2011, 5:29 pm

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rabbitears wrote:
It's weird how as I'm currently watching a documentary about Tourette's Syndrome, seeing people ticcing is making me want to do it myself. Getting quite an urge to jerk my head and twich my face and groan / hum and I'm constantly gritting and nashing my teeth. It's like an achey feeling that I need to release.

I don't have Tourette's but experiencing all this really makes me think how so many conditions are related and interlink in some way.

i'm watching that too


I only saw 3 quarters of it but it was interesting. All these Touretty programmes always have to have a title like Tourettes: I swear I can / can't........etc I've seen quite a few like it.


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12 Dec 2011, 5:33 pm

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My arm aches - I think I played the piano too much today


How long have you been playing for? (Today and in total).


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12 Dec 2011, 5:37 pm

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It's weird how as I'm currently watching a documentary about Tourette's Syndrome, seeing people ticcing is making me want to do it myself. Getting quite an urge to jerk my head and twich my face and groan / hum and I'm constantly gritting and nashing my teeth. It's like an achey feeling that I need to release.

I don't have Tourette's but experiencing all this really makes me think how so many conditions are related and interlink in some way.

i'm watching that too


I only saw 3 quarters of it but it was interesting. All these Touretty programmes always have to have a title like Tourettes: I swear I can / can't........etc I've seen quite a few like it.


yeah i had a bath in the middle but the bits i saw were interesting. haha, i only just got the pun-y thing in the title when you wrote it:/ So wasted on me



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12 Dec 2011, 5:39 pm

I fell asleep on my bed when I was reading the mail.


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12 Dec 2011, 5:41 pm

It makes me cringe - that pun. Way overused and such a cliche.


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12 Dec 2011, 5:51 pm

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How long have you been playing for? (Today and in total).


Today I have no idea, just did a lot off and on.
In total, 10 years in March.


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12 Dec 2011, 6:24 pm

Goodnight WrongPlanet.


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12 Dec 2011, 6:48 pm

rabbitears wrote:
It's weird how as I'm currently watching a documentary about Tourette's Syndrome, seeing people ticcing is making me want to do it myself. Getting quite an urge to jerk my head and twich my face and groan / hum and I'm constantly gritting and nashing my teeth. It's like an achey feeling that I need to release.

I don't have Tourette's but experiencing all this really makes me think how so many conditions are related and interlink in some way.


I just googled "Tourettes documentary" and the third link down links to 'funny' highlights of "Tourettes I swear I can't help it". They always seem to put the rain men of Tourettes on those things to make it seem entertaining. Do they explain the difference between the different tic disorders, and that Tourettes is at the extreme end of the spectrum? Like Low Functioning Autism versus Asperger's Syndrome? I am considering watching. By the way, it seems strange that you would be having the urge to do those things if you don't have any issue with tics.



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12 Dec 2011, 8:10 pm

Last week’s Mythbusters’ blowout where a cannonball being used in one of their experiments took flight created havoc
and quite a bit of damage was mapped out by Matt Pressnall. Thankfully no one was hurt

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12 Dec 2011, 8:47 pm

Me, Winchester and Obsidian are laying in bed eating animal crackers. Life is good right now.


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12 Dec 2011, 9:15 pm

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