Tics Quotes

Tics Quote of the day

Politics: Poli a Latin word meaning many and tics meaning bloodsucking creatures.

Once you understand that someone has Tourette and that they can't help their tics, it takes away the distraction. And you can engage your compassion. You feel for them. You embrace them.

Politics is made up of two words: "Poli," which is Greek for "many," and "tics," which are bloodsucking insects.

Before you save anyone else, you have to save yourself. otherwise, you'rejust a bundle of tics, a stringed puppet manipulated by the chance and the insensible wind.

I've have a number of violent tics. With Tourette syndrome, there's not just compulsive actions, but compulsive thoughts as well. That used to scare my mother a lot.

I have a lot of tics and phobias. I hate to travel. I hate to go to festivals. I hate it when somebody gets close behind me. I'm scared of the darkness. I hate open doors.

Comedy to me is all about the bumps and bruises and weird tics.

I can't avoid writing. It's a sort of nervous tic I have developed since I gave up needlepoint.

Tic Tacs are the maracas of breath mints.

One of the most persistent cultural tics of the early 21st century is Americans' reluctance to absorb, let alone prepare for, bad news.

I looked up the word POLITICS in the dictionary, and it's actually a combination of two words: poli, which means 'many,' and tics, which means 'bloodsuckers.'

Different genres allow me to not feel so hemmed in by my own voice, tics, style.