I swear, he’s morphed into an ancient Max Headroom. Stuttering, vocal tics and all.
November 22, 2025 at 2:44 AM
I swear, he’s morphed into an ancient Max Headroom. Stuttering, vocal tics and all.
This reminded me that Mickey Rooney had an illegitimate love child who taught judo out of a hair salon called Nippers.
November 22, 2025 at 1:59 AM
This reminded me that Mickey Rooney had an illegitimate love child who taught judo out of a hair salon called Nippers.
It’s not that, it’s the liking it in fiction and hating it IRL? I don’t get that part. I completely get not liking others stims and tics and such, we all are not the same, but if you like it in fiction, why don’t you like it irl? Or the other way around?
November 21, 2025 at 11:36 PM
It’s not that, it’s the liking it in fiction and hating it IRL? I don’t get that part. I completely get not liking others stims and tics and such, we all are not the same, but if you like it in fiction, why don’t you like it irl? Or the other way around?
#wotd Fossil Arkitekt, circa 2002. Has a Swiss Ronda quartz movement, and a very nice large display where I don’t have to wear my glasses to read! 🤣 Wish I still had the Fossil Big-Tics but that’s alright.
November 21, 2025 at 11:20 PM
#wotd Fossil Arkitekt, circa 2002. Has a Swiss Ronda quartz movement, and a very nice large display where I don’t have to wear my glasses to read! 🤣 Wish I still had the Fossil Big-Tics but that’s alright.
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November 21, 2025 at 11:09 PM
Experience with my own tics. People don’t like it when you don’t shut up. Constantly making noise makes you target
So I think it’s very interesting that something I was once bullied for when I was young is something people find attractive in Soleil. It’s nice when you can’t actually hear it I guess
So I think it’s very interesting that something I was once bullied for when I was young is something people find attractive in Soleil. It’s nice when you can’t actually hear it I guess
November 21, 2025 at 11:06 PM
Experience with my own tics. People don’t like it when you don’t shut up. Constantly making noise makes you target
So I think it’s very interesting that something I was once bullied for when I was young is something people find attractive in Soleil. It’s nice when you can’t actually hear it I guess
So I think it’s very interesting that something I was once bullied for when I was young is something people find attractive in Soleil. It’s nice when you can’t actually hear it I guess
This is one of those behavioural tics I see in use ALL the time on TikTok/YouTube/etc for people trying very hard to make things look off the cuff and not too slick. But it’s also that there’s a visual grammar to certain types of video that people then copy without even being sure why.
why have reporters, politicians, influencers, etc. all of a sudden seem to have started holding lapel mics to talk into them? it’s a lapel mic, it’s specifically designed to go on your shirt or lapel, you look ridiculous holding it, stop it.
November 21, 2025 at 9:10 PM
This is one of those behavioural tics I see in use ALL the time on TikTok/YouTube/etc for people trying very hard to make things look off the cuff and not too slick. But it’s also that there’s a visual grammar to certain types of video that people then copy without even being sure why.
I wanted to give Sophia motor tics, but since one of my first memories is looking around the room at preschool to check if anyone was looking at me as part of deciding whether to suppress a tic, I don't remember how I figured out I could suppress them and couldn't write her figuring it out.
November 21, 2025 at 8:39 PM
I wanted to give Sophia motor tics, but since one of my first memories is looking around the room at preschool to check if anyone was looking at me as part of deciding whether to suppress a tic, I don't remember how I figured out I could suppress them and couldn't write her figuring it out.
I have honestly never been able to understand how anyone listens to him and/or watches him when he speaks. He's a bizarre collection of tics and histrionics.
November 21, 2025 at 8:10 PM
I have honestly never been able to understand how anyone listens to him and/or watches him when he speaks. He's a bizarre collection of tics and histrionics.
I wish there was something I could do to help you but you live so far away! I hope your insurance coordinator fights for you and they get something sorted out for you ASAP. What side effect did you get from antipsychotics? I had one that caused facial tics that eventually went away after a year
November 21, 2025 at 8:00 PM
I wish there was something I could do to help you but you live so far away! I hope your insurance coordinator fights for you and they get something sorted out for you ASAP. What side effect did you get from antipsychotics? I had one that caused facial tics that eventually went away after a year
Guf på is, aldrig? Har du aldrig set eller hørt om det?
Du skal sige præcis som du vil, jeg pjatter bare fordi jeg synes det er et pattet/børnet ord. Jeg siger sikkert også noget andre får tics omkring højre øje af.
Du skal sige præcis som du vil, jeg pjatter bare fordi jeg synes det er et pattet/børnet ord. Jeg siger sikkert også noget andre får tics omkring højre øje af.
November 21, 2025 at 6:22 PM
Guf på is, aldrig? Har du aldrig set eller hørt om det?
Du skal sige præcis som du vil, jeg pjatter bare fordi jeg synes det er et pattet/børnet ord. Jeg siger sikkert også noget andre får tics omkring højre øje af.
Du skal sige præcis som du vil, jeg pjatter bare fordi jeg synes det er et pattet/børnet ord. Jeg siger sikkert også noget andre får tics omkring højre øje af.
Lesson learned: don't take strong antipsychotic medication for 6 years when you don't actually need it and there are better, safer options available to you. You might develop facial tics, and your brain will short circuit forever when you go off of them, no matter how careful you are about tapering.
November 21, 2025 at 5:34 PM
Lesson learned: don't take strong antipsychotic medication for 6 years when you don't actually need it and there are better, safer options available to you. You might develop facial tics, and your brain will short circuit forever when you go off of them, no matter how careful you are about tapering.
🎃; this scene is my favorite tic he's developed ( verbal tics are in fact not painful for my husband he in fact also thinks it's funny )
November 21, 2025 at 5:27 PM
🎃; this scene is my favorite tic he's developed ( verbal tics are in fact not painful for my husband he in fact also thinks it's funny )
🎃; my husband has tourettes and has had to explain his several SML tics to his older coworker and it was really fucking funny
November 21, 2025 at 5:25 PM
🎃; my husband has tourettes and has had to explain his several SML tics to his older coworker and it was really fucking funny
Tengo una compañera nueva de 60 años con todos los tics de preadolescente que se lleva el bullying en el cole. No para de decir que conmigo está muy bien y se viene lo suficientemente arriba como para copiarme las bromas a los pacientes, así que, sra, no lo sabe, pero voy a hacer una punk de usted.
The Damned - Smash It Up Parts 1 & 2 (Official Audio)
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November 21, 2025 at 10:06 AM
Tengo una compañera nueva de 60 años con todos los tics de preadolescente que se lleva el bullying en el cole. No para de decir que conmigo está muy bien y se viene lo suficientemente arriba como para copiarme las bromas a los pacientes, así que, sra, no lo sabe, pero voy a hacer una punk de usted.
I think I would add tics to the sliders
November 21, 2025 at 9:47 AM
I think I would add tics to the sliders
Now THIS is a confession!! What kind of tics? Are they severe and frequent? Like would I notice right away or are they slight like “is she winking at me?” Is it Tourette’s related? This fascinates me.
November 21, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Now THIS is a confession!! What kind of tics? Are they severe and frequent? Like would I notice right away or are they slight like “is she winking at me?” Is it Tourette’s related? This fascinates me.
kingdom hearts snapcube isnt like constant but-gusting funny like the sonic ones but it is still very funny and giving me terrible vocal tics. thats a normal thing for a boy to do these days
November 21, 2025 at 3:00 AM
kingdom hearts snapcube isnt like constant but-gusting funny like the sonic ones but it is still very funny and giving me terrible vocal tics. thats a normal thing for a boy to do these days
CBSO/Vänskä Review – Eerie brilliance and nervous tics in a compelling programme classical music
✨ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Classical music,Culture,Music,City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra ✅ Main takeaway: SEpilius and Shostakovich shared a gift for…
✨ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Classical music,Culture,Music,City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra ✅ Main takeaway: SEpilius and Shostakovich shared a gift for…
CBSO/Vänskä Review – Eerie brilliance and nervous tics in a compelling programme classical music
✨ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Classical music,Culture,Music,City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra ✅ Main takeaway: SEpilius and Shostakovich shared a gift for lyrical storytelling, lending cohesion to this evening of musical narratives in Symphony Hall, from the light-hearted myths and legends of Finland to the customary pronouncements of the Soviet composer's final symphony.
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November 21, 2025 at 2:40 AM
CBSO/Vänskä Review – Eerie brilliance and nervous tics in a compelling programme classical music
✨ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Classical music,Culture,Music,City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra ✅ Main takeaway: SEpilius and Shostakovich shared a gift for…
✨ Read this trending post from Culture | The Guardian 📖 📂 Category: Classical music,Culture,Music,City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra ✅ Main takeaway: SEpilius and Shostakovich shared a gift for…
Conor just had a really self-aware moment in the family meeting, admitting his tics are less frequent because he's finally feeling comfortable with the housemates. It's great to see him open up! #BBAU #BBAULive #BigBrotherAU
November 21, 2025 at 12:47 AM
Conor just had a really self-aware moment in the family meeting, admitting his tics are less frequent because he's finally feeling comfortable with the housemates. It's great to see him open up! #BBAU #BBAULive #BigBrotherAU
This is the best video I've ever seen. I watch it periodically.
He was diagnosed with Tourettes, which manifests as tics for him.
In the middle of a performance, he had an episode, and the audience sang to him.
I don't think a performer has ever felt more loved than he did in that moment.
He was diagnosed with Tourettes, which manifests as tics for him.
In the middle of a performance, he had an episode, and the audience sang to him.
I don't think a performer has ever felt more loved than he did in that moment.
Beautiful Moment as Crowd Helps Lewis Capaldi Get Through Song (Description explains further)
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November 20, 2025 at 10:08 PM
This is the best video I've ever seen. I watch it periodically.
He was diagnosed with Tourettes, which manifests as tics for him.
In the middle of a performance, he had an episode, and the audience sang to him.
I don't think a performer has ever felt more loved than he did in that moment.
He was diagnosed with Tourettes, which manifests as tics for him.
In the middle of a performance, he had an episode, and the audience sang to him.
I don't think a performer has ever felt more loved than he did in that moment.
Pues se ha quedado buena noche para leer esta entrevista de @urisole.bsky.social al fiscal Carlos Castresana: “La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios” www.eldiario.es/catalunya/ca...
Carlos Castresana, fiscal: "La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios"
El fiscal publica 'Bajo las togas' (Tusquets), un libro en el que repasa errores judiciales históricos con ecos en el presente: "Negar que existe 'lawfare' en España es como negar que el sol sale por ...
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November 20, 2025 at 9:33 PM
Pues se ha quedado buena noche para leer esta entrevista de @urisole.bsky.social al fiscal Carlos Castresana: “La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios” www.eldiario.es/catalunya/ca...
Carlos Castresana, fiscal: "La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios" www.eldiario.es/1_c2f776?utm...
Carlos Castresana, fiscal: "La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios"
El fiscal publica 'Bajo las togas' (Tusquets), un libro en el que repasa errores judiciales históricos con ecos en el presente: "Negar que existe 'lawfare' en España es como negar que el sol sale por ...
www.eldiario.es
November 20, 2025 at 8:40 PM
Carlos Castresana, fiscal: "La Justicia española todavía tiene muchos tics autoritarios" www.eldiario.es/1_c2f776?utm...
tics are attracious today I can’t stop hitting myself it’s starting to actually hurt ;-;
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November 20, 2025 at 8:37 PM
tics are attracious today I can’t stop hitting myself it’s starting to actually hurt ;-;
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I will frequently have one or two that I fixate on for long periods, such that I know all the vocal tics and phrases by heart
November 20, 2025 at 8:34 PM
I will frequently have one or two that I fixate on for long periods, such that I know all the vocal tics and phrases by heart