Do you do this?

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When I came home from school, I started making high and low pitched "eeeuuuuuhhhh" sounds and running around the house. Then, I started screaming "I'm a tractor" and rolling on the floor. Then, I ran around the house again, and then went to the bathroom and started punching the bathroom door screaming "euuuuuuhhhh". After punching it for some time, I went to the bedroom, laid down on my bed, and started moving my limbs around. Then, I got up and ran around the house again making car noises, clapping my hands, and sometimes jumping.

The reason why I do this is because it makes me feel energized, and I do it on a daily basis, usually several times a day.

Does anybody else do this? Also, sometimes, when I'm sitting at my computer, I move my head around, move my hands and scream "euhhhhh".

i would love to see that i dance, make weird noises etc but i'm not sure if i do the same things all the time. I like just seeing what i can do with my voice. I dance for my cat too, i'm sure it is confusing for him

No, my usual impersonations are of an elephant and a pyramid.

Sounds like some form of stimming.
My guess is that at school you have to keep it all inside, so when you finally get home it's a relief to just let it all out and go crazy.

ROFL! I'm going to pretend to be a pyramid while walking on all fours now, trying to shape a triangle shape with my body.

Have fun.

Back in elementary school I would ride the bus home and have the house to myself for a couple of hours before my parents got home. I would run around on all of the furniture and sit on the banister and run around on the fireplace, kind of making a continuous circuit back and fourth across all the connected surfaces. Later, I started clearing a path in the living room and doing back bends and hand stands or just head stands where I would be upside down for a long period of time.

By junior high, I was talking piano lessons, so I would come home and play the piano for many hours. I guess over time I was still doing about the same thing, but gradually started channeling that energy into more productive activities. I've never had verbal stims, but I would put record albums (yes, I'm that old) on repeat and sing along incessantly.