I <3 the Osbournes (SP?)

[pyonir]

i don't find it that interesting really so i don't watch it. but from what i have watched i find it lame that the two kids are always complaining about something or this or that, not realizing what they really have.

 

[John]

I just started watching the series a week ago, and it is very entertaining. Poor Ozzy is looking bad.

 

[Nefrodite]

i don't find it that interesting really so i don't watch it. but from what i have watched i find it lame that the two kids are always complaining about something or this or that, not realizing what they really have.


i swear the daughter said she was spoiled

 

[ThaGrandCow]

I never understood the appeal of the show. I watched an episode that my roomate recorded and just couldn't get into it.

 

[Nefrodite]

Crazy for disfunction

 

[veryape]

Nope, it's not parkinsons, it's anti-phsycotic drugs making him like that, and he'll tell you so in interviews if asked. I know about that stuff anyhow because my father is scizophrnic and takes meds that make him act the exact same way.

<< <<"I'm the prince of f***ing darkness, i cant have f***ing bubbles!" >>

I think he also said "What the f*** is evil about bubbles!?"


<<And Ozzy seemed a lot more fluid, even five or six years ago. He wasn't always staring at the ground and walking like a zombie. Don't know if it was the camera or his health. He always seems to light up when fans and cameras are around, so that may have been part of it.>>

My professional guess would be parkinsons. He has all the textbook signs, stiffness in the neck, shuffling walk, slow movements, shaking hands, etc. The first time I saw the show I thought "OMG, Ozzie has parkinsons!"

Could be something related to drug use over the years that mimics parkinsons, but I have never heard of such a condition. >>