Vertigo (vûr' tĭ gō): Sensations of moving in space or of objects moving about a person and the resultant difficulty in maintaining equilibrium or balance. True vertigo, as distinguished from faintness, lightheadedness, and other forms of dizziness, occurs as a result of a disturbance of some part of the body's balancing mechanism, located in the inner ear. Paradoxically, both onset and relief of symptoms are known to be caused by energetic, rhythmic gyrations of the body, most commonly in response to one or more of: tasty jams, cool covers, tear-the-house-down rock and roll, and stompin' funk.

Click 1: a vertiginous swirly thing

Click 2: count the blue dots

Click 3: that bad, bad night in college 
when you thought you could 
go study after the party

yovertigo@vertigozone.com :: (203) 984-9452