Randomosity

Yeah, I don't really know either

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"That sign can't stop me, cause I can't read!"

-Jared, 19

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Me: ok so I'm gonna get to this thing 25 minutes early

Also me: *arrives 50 minutes early*

*proceeds to sit in car for 20 minutes to make it less awkward*

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Snakes are just disabled lizards

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Having a large coffee is admittedly not the best thing for a stomachache

Will I regret this? Yes

Do I care? Not at all

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I like how Supernatural is so sad already, that it doesn't have any dark twist theories for it

Cause there is literally no theory that could make it sadder than it is

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I already had pretty low hopes for the Artemis Fowl movie, but this is just ridiculous

How dare that do that to my snobby rich kid

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"Turning your coat collar up so you look cool." -John Watson

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My sense of time has degraded to just mealtimes now

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Watching a new show

*sees an awkward dorky character*

*immediately adopts*

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My body: *fucking pleading on hands and knees* water please

Me: s o d a t i m e

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He is my patron god

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Wearing bracelets with Tourettes is just asking for trouble

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"Fear is not real. The only place that fear can exist is in our thoughts of the future. It is a product of our imagination, causing us to fear things that do not at present and may not ever exist. That is near insanity. Do not misunderstand me, danger is very real. But fear is a choice."

–After Earth

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Reading about Tourettes makes my tics worse

I say as I continue to scroll through the tags

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Tourette’s tumblr people, I have a question!

Last Saturday, there was a visitor sit behind me at my church. I’m pretty sure he had Tourette’s. He was vocalizing (”huh!” and “eep!” and the occasional “woo!”), twitching (I heard his hands hitting his jeans and his clothes rustled a lot) and occasionally whispering words (”Spongebob!” and “Peace, brother!”). Twice, he flipped a music issue book open, ruffled the pages and slapped it shut. 

People kept turning around to look at him. He said “sorry” a lot when people turned around. His movements and noises stopped for a few minutes, then started up again, which cued more people turning to look. I saw some scowls.

I stayed facing forward and made a point NOT to add to the staring. I put my No Gloom ‘Shroom chewable pendant in my mouth and drew a few eyes to myself.

The person left right after Communion, so I didn’t get to address him to let him know I understood he couldn’t help his tics and wasn’t judging him.

I’m autistic and that’s one situation where I purposely refused to follow what the people around me were doing, but I worry that my not turning around could have been hurtful in some way.

Did I do the right thing by refusing to join the people turning to stare?

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You definitely did the right thing. I know when my Tourettes start up, staring just makes it worse. The best thing you can do is just ignore it, and don't react. Because we know you've noticed it, everyone's noticed it. But by not reacting you're showing that you don't care. And that's exactly what we need.

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Am I the only one who thought Baby Yoda was literally referring to Yoda as a baby

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Good Omens headcanon

That people heard Crowley calling Aziraphale 'angel' and that's how the endearment started