Does Skip Bayless have Parkinson's?

[CoMoChief]

Originally Posted by MTG#10

That isn't funny.

I would think the only morons who would say that think of it as though it is a "good" thing or a "funny" thing are complete losers in real life.

How little respect for your fellow human being do you have to think that it is ok to say?

You obviously have no one special in your life as no self respecting woman would want to be associated with a "man" who thinks that is funny.

You certainly do not have family members with Parkinson's because if you did, you would want to reach through the screen and strangle the person who uses that word every time you saw it.

I'm not going to tell you to stop saying that; you're obviously too stupid to do that on your own so someone having to ask you to do it isn't going to make one bit of difference.

I just want you to know that myself, and I'm sure a lot of other folks on this board think that you are pathetic.

So if I saw you out somewhere and you said "Hey CoMo, what's shakin'?" and if I replied "Michael J. Fox" you wouldn't think that's funny?

[Stanley Nickels]

Originally Posted by CoMoChief

So if I saw you out somewhere and you said "Hey CoMo, what's shakin'?" and if I replied "Michael J. Fox" you wouldn't think that's funny?

PD pts can have a pretty good sense of humor. I attended a charity event here in KC when my wife was working at the Parkinson's Foundation, and the host (I can't remember his name, but he was a former TV personality in KC) welcomed everyone and thanked them for "helping out us 'quakers and shakers' ".