Autistic kid has the only perfect NCAA bracket in the country right now

Are you serious Clark?

40 acre wood wrote:

It'd be great if we can get rid of these goddam ridiculous vaccines so that we don't have to marvel at the austistic's ability to do a bracket. It'll just be some random, anonymous, normal kid that'll have a story to tell.

Do you believe it is themerisol in the vaccines causing the autism?

It scares me that a doctor thinks anecdotal evidence proves a link.

i see my post was deleted, as usuall when some b1tch @ss moderator disagrees with the truth.

fucc this website and everyone on it.

There is no freakin way this is remotely true. He just so happened to be entered into the one CBS pool that has no prize and can be changed after entering? Yeah. Riiiight.

Just more attention whoorishnish.

zo wrote:

I did not see that. Interesting. We may have a cheater on our hands!

I sincerely doubt that since he entered the one bracket with no prize money. Seems like it was just for fun and he ended up with a few great choices. My sister goes to Ohio University and even she did not pick her own school to win against Georgetown.

that's me!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6jkBOU9etRA

odds are pretty high that he changed his picks and now his family is just chasing the fame.......he will go away when the nexxt ound shows his non-changed picks don't stay alive.......the kid id just an autistic guesser.....he rides the short bus for a reason......

just another guy, I do not believe you.

[quote]40 acre wood wrote:

I'm a physician and I personally have seen dozens with autism...quote]

It is obvious you're not a physician.

The medical literature shows no link between vaccinations and autism.

Please troll in a way that doesn't endanger public health.

Instead of arguing about what is Autistically Correct, why don't each and everyone one of us do something for an autistic child. Ideas: invite one over for lunch, to shoot baskets with you, to your child's birthday party, to compete on your track team if you are a coach. The list is endless. And an invite would be appreciated enormously by both the child and the parent.

True story:

I was at a golf range recently, waiting to pay for a bucket of balls. In front of me is a woman with a child who is getting ready to play miniature golf. She asks the kid, "What color ball do you want?" He says, "I want ice cream." She asks him again, "Yes, but what color golf ball do you want?" "Cherry. I want cherry ice cream," he answers. By now I'm getting a bit impatient, so I politely ask, "Hey kid, try to focus for a minute." The mom glares at me, and informs me, "He has autism!" Only slightly flustered at that point, I mutter something like, "Come on lady, all kids act like that." I guess I was a bit of a jerk, but in retrospect, it makes a pretty good story.

[quote]pc autism wrote:

you can call it PC, but its actually just that its grammatically correct.

autism is something you have, not something you are. so you say "person with autism" not "autistic person"

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Shut up. It's just like having mental retardation. It means you're f u c king retarded. If you have autism you're f u c king autistic just like Rainman.

OldXCguy wrote:

True story:

you post stories that are not true, how sad... then off I go again.. now where did I put that lamp

Who cares about being politically correct? In 20 years nothing that is politically correct now will still be. Look at the evolution of the names for Black, I mean African American people.

Either you're a troll or some hick "doctor" that still uses leaches to suck the demons out of sick people. Either way, you should GTFO.

Thanks, M.D., I concur. A little peer-reviewed reading is in order for anyone claiming to be a physician with an anti-vaccination agenda. Fishy or scary - not sure which.

Well his bracket is no longer perfect since Syracuse lost to butler today.