Anomaly is a very generous choice of word

Sir-Spectre

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No, that's called "terrets" syndrome (however the hell it is spelled). Cursing is the surest sign of it.

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incorrect spelling is right,
The full syndrom name is Giles de la Tourett. Cursing is a sign but it isnot the whole syndrom

It consists of a second syndrom which is quite relevant to the GdlT syndrom but has nothing to do with cursing, its called: Meladie des tics. As the name implies
it has something to do with a nerve-twitch, Like maniacly Hickup-ing but it is next to Epilepsy because you actually loose total control and you can even suffocate due to lack of air because you breathe out more then in

i had some1 in my class 2 years ago who had tuerrets
i think i spelled it wrong
one day when the weather was crappy we had to stay inside
we had a back room to our classroom
and my teacher was wierd (it was pajama day, i dressed normal cause that is tupid) well any way she went into the back room put her big alligator (stuffed animal) on the table and she got on the table and started humping it!
it was very funny
then she got in trouble and the teacher was going to take her to the principals office,
about a minute after she left she came running back with the fat lunch aide running after her and she got back on the alligator and started humping it again!
the the lunch aide told her to leave the room. the person with tuerrets started cursing her out
funny stuff

hia fatty!
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so what r u going to have!? the ususal? fat fried fat?
whaaaaaaaaa!!!!

No, whyme! My head is going to explode with sinus pressure and an ear infction! Wahhhhh....

Indy11 said: "Tourette's"
Locutus said: "Tourett"

Who is right? As it is French, the "e" at the end seems more correct.

Sir Spectre

In the US it is spelled with an "e" at the end. Can't speak for other places though.

Who wants to speak for the others?
Im American at heart but for now I live in soggy England.

blazeme, its not so bad, at least you probably get something resembling snow where you are in winter, i get rain, and lots of it

Yah, sleet and hail.

This rainy weather in England is probably to reason for me constantly getting the cold (twice a month).

I thought it was spelt "Turrette's" but that was from TVTimes, not the world's premier reference source for grammar and spelling (or anything else)