The only remarkable thing about this commercial is that people actually believed that Christopher Reeve fell off a horse and became a quad.
Famous Christopher Reeve Superbowl Commercial – Jan., 2000!!
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If Alex is really sick, God bless him. If he isn’t, then God bless him twice for his deceiving ways. Either way, I am placing him in the medical celebrity program, with other recovery miracles Michael J Fox and Magic Johnson.
Interesting 9/11 code in this donation.
Holzhauer donated $1,109.14, which represents the birthday of his daughter Natasha, who made the card for Trebek.
On the donation website, Holzhauer wrote: “For Alex Trebek and all the other survivors.”
globalnews.ca/news/5407469/jeo…
If you’re ever looking for a reason, look no further than publicity and money.
No tags for this post.The Alex Trebeck story is smelling more and more like a Magic Johnson miracle, ie. medical celebrity program.
When Jeopardy! host Alex Trebek was diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer three months ago, fans were shocked. But now the beloved Trebek has good news to share: He’s in “near remission,” according to doctors.
people.com/health/alex-trebek-…
I’m sure this story, coupled with the genuis’ epic streak, is helping stoke Jeopardy ratings on the falling out of favor live TV telescreen. You remember those?
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like thisIF I was a fan of the Back to the Future franchise, I really wouldn’t want to break the illusion and see this silly discussion of a MOVIE by ACTORS.
IF I was Michael J Fox, and I was indeed faking Parkinson’s as a noble cause, I DEFINITELY wouldn’t show up in public.
In this video, he’s rocking like an autistic child, and hardly shaking like a Parkinson’s victim.
Waiting for Michael to touch his nose again.
fakeologist.com/blog/2014/08/2… Sadly, youtube has scrubbed all the old links.
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What the hoax character is really about.
No tags for this post.but for some readers the subtext of A Brief History of Timewas a human interest story about a genius who overcame his disability. Multiple reviews from the time touch on this. Hawking said in the Journal that it probably helped sales, but he signaled he was uneasy with such a reading.
Hawking and others have long joked that many people purchased his book because it made them look smart but never bothered to read it. “He agreed that the book, Brief History of Time, was probably the least-read, most-bought book ever,”
like thisI think this video is recent. Not sure what’s more disturbing – watching Fox shake and roll or Jane Pauley’s facial expressions and annoying interviewing technique. Fox appears unshaven and disheveled.
Towards the end, Fox is among alleged Parkinson victims. As expected, he’s doing the most movement.
Like Stephen Hawking, Fox has outlasted most diagnosed patients.
Parkinson’s: Later Diagnosis, Earlier Death
I believe Fox is part of a Medical Celebrity Program, or MCP. This is a lifetime acting role to help fund “unknown” diseases or conditions.
No tags for this post.Canada “lost” their biggest singer today. Since his brain tumor was announced, he’s had two new albums, a record last tour, honors, awards, medals, social justice warring.
Hope he is found again somewhere, with hair.
I do enjoy his music. Was this due to psychic driving or was it organically good?
Male model in chief can make it rain.
Canada just lost their ass in a trade deal with Trump land. Which story deserves comment from our head cheerleader?
Zach, by the numbers.
likes thisAt 1:35:33, @adamcurry actually questions Stephen Hawking and calls it a hoax. Another leak in the gatekeeping.
Great story on data roaming in Europe as well.
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