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So what did people think about that programme on BBC1 last night. I'd only ever heard of Tourettes syndrome, and only knew it made you swear.
I felt really sorry for the people with the Syndrome - it's like having hiccups all your life but instead of hiccups letting out swear words or random screams.
I just don't get how that syndrome works. Confusing stuff.
I tried not to laugh as it was a serious condition but when he was walking through the supermarket the looks old people gave him were mildly funny.
It was also nice to see the condition hadn't made that older guy down. Nice to see he still had a sense of humour! I was laughing when he was talking about the problem he would have if he joined the army! Both guys were lovely, it's sad that such a disease can present them as being rude and troublesome..
1 was were he he shouted f*** in front of the boy's face and 2 was were he spat his lunch out when he spoke in the room by hiself.
Im sorry whoever has the problem.......
Jesus who art in heaven, hallod be are name, my kingdom come, mine will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread and forgive us our tresspass's and we forgive those who tresspassis against us, lead us not into temptation and deliver us from evil. Something is the kingdom, power and glory, forever and ever, amen.
But yes, it is tragic. However, it seems as though the bloke is coping okay, which is cool.
Ah well, it is sad, but it's a fact or lesson of life (or both!). In a perfect world, we'd all be happy, but that's impossible.
So what did people think about that programme on BBC1 last night. I'd only ever heard of Tourettes syndrome, and only knew it made you swear.
I felt really sorry for the people with the Syndrome - it's like having hiccups all your life but instead of hiccups letting out swear words or random screams.
I just don't get how that syndrome works. Confusing stuff.
I tried not to laugh as it was a serious condition but when he was walking through the supermarket the looks old people gave him were mildly funny.
It was also nice to see the condition hadn't made that older guy down. Nice to see he still had a sense of humour! I was laughing when he was talking about the problem he would have if he joined the army! Both guys were lovely, it's sad that such a disease can present them as being rude and troublesome..