At that juncture in time I was not yet familiar with the brilliant De La Soul. But; I sure became quickly acquainted with the artistic left field hip-hop act. The song that announced them to us was - 'Ring Ring Ring'. And what a song it was to hear for the first time. The music was playing and the kid - Joshua, you know, well he started dancing, like he always loved to do. This dude had dancing tourettes, I am certain of it. The dramatic actions then followed suit, yep, of course, that was how he rolled - and because this kid was on point his moves matched and latched onto the lyrics of the track like a homeless person to a discarded sandwich. Yeah, our brother was super hyped.
And this is the kicker: he randomly breaks into tap dance. It doesn't matter where we are. Getting up from the bar stool. In a department store. After taking a pee. Anywhere. He has tap dancing tourettes. Now my degree is in drama, which is how I know him. He did perform on Broadway. I get it. He loves to dance. But still, does he have to tap about how happy he is that he just had chicken fingers?!?
I tend to dance to the beat of my own drum, literally, but it was hard to get down to Dave Matthews Band that they were playing early in the evening. But at 11 p.m., the cups turn to plastic and the music turns to upbeat with a beat. Yet, the dance floor remained deserted; Jacinda and I were even the only ones who did the Cupid Shuffle. But I like a wide open dance floor, it prevents injuries when my dancing tourettes kicks in and my hips and hair take on a life of their own.
Bormon
Mar 7 2008, 14.43
On a side note, what did everyone think of Blake's performance last night?
The Wedge
07 March 2008 - 03:56 PM
Unlistenable. I changed the channel and then changed it back to see if my ears were deceiving me, but his voice is very reedy/weak and his eyes are as vacant as ever. And the footwork was fun the first time he did it last year, but now it just looks like he's got a weird form of dancing tourettes that he can't help.
Dis Aint Cha Average CHICK its ME!
i am 19.My fetish is nipples.chrisbrown.drake.and souljaboy. I love me…i love being me and i love that people love that about me…LMAO…. have no regets..i love musick…I believe that i am ELITE…the best at what i do…what is that???……..iDANCE...I have Dancing tourettes. I dance so much that sumtimes i dont even know that im dancing. B-FAB. FOREAL!
in response to "Thanks to dance, I mentally choreograph every song on my iPod."
This is me! Only I don't mentally choreograph I just dance my thoughts no matter where I am! I call it dancing tourettes. Lol
Bad stick martial arts took to the stage, as women in tights who did not know anything about staff fighting engaged in playful, mildly arousing, mock combat, while men who presumably did know something, pretended not to be hit in the stomach and fall down in pain.
Buffy the Geek Fantasy Slayer and the Dancing Tourettes might have caused a riot of undersexed teen males, were it not for security forces on hand with shock batons and sandbag shotguns. It was kind of odd, in that it seemed like the only thing for gamers to do was to hang around in the sun.
For those unfamiliar with Louie he is a one man moving human cabaret show who describes himself as having ‘dancing tourettes’ – so if a PR man cannot get some publicity out of that then they should, quite frankly, quit the industry and go into accountancy of something.
@1Xtra this base nearly got my dancing tourettes going at work looool
I think about doing this a lot. Standing at the front of the class mid-presentation and dancing. Not talking, not telling anyone what I'm doing, just dancing. And it reminds me of that tv program Real Stories. Like, I can see the whole scene through a shaky hand-cam at the back of a poorly lit class, and Hamish is standing up the front and he starts dancing and some of the seated students look at each other and murmur. And the story is about a kid with Dancing Tourettes Syndrome and he can't stop breaking into choreographed dance routines at really inappropriate times. And maybe there would be a shot with him dancing at a funeral, I'm not sure.
Merlin: He had seven lamps. Desk lamps. Yeah, yeah. In different places. He had floor lamps, he had desk lamps and (tongue-click), "Aaah" I will never forget, and then one day finally he was dissatisfied, he had a CX and that wasn't enough for him, so he comes in and goes, (as Dave) "(tongue-click) Aaaah." And he, "(tongue-click) Aaaah." He's always like, (sound of a metallic object being hit) hitting something or, "(tongue-click)" kind of clicking something, or kicking something with his shoe. It was like some kind of like tap-dancing Tourettes thing he would do.
I accepted my "lower sexual attraction" level with dignity and agreed to a dos-a-dos with him. He was the absolute luggy-ish dancer I have EVER seen. He grabbed my hand and flailed me around with Frankenstein-ish results. This guy had "Dancing Tourettes Syndrome". I think it was a dip gone bad (look at me people!!! I just created the next exciting show on Fox,,"When dancing DIPS go BAD" {{insert menacing music here}}).
willbraham
10-05-2007, 07:02 PM
This song is the perfect random flash dance song I can play through-out the world when my dancing tourettes kicks in.
London Irish
29-03-2005, 16:48
Read it and weep, Dancing Tourettes!
The BBQ was brilliant [because James' dad cooked!] And everyone was great fun... I managed to get into a bit of a tough situation.... Laura mentioned this festival where there is a tent in which you can dance for 24 hours... to which Ollie Guffawed and said "WHO would dance for that long?" which I CLEARLY gathered to be a silly thing to say... so I had to prove to him that I COULD dance for 24 hours- this resulted in my struggling to gather food as my feet had to constantly be doing some sort of wild jig... I was told I looked like I had "dancing tourettes or something". [That ended, I am not still dancing] as James said I was ruining his birthday!