Nick

[Alcina]

I think sometimes there's a difference -- in the case where Nick actually has a learning disability, it can easily be taken to heart. In the case of my sister and I, we can call each other that and it doesn't matter. I don't know, since I don't have any kids... but I know there are a lot of parents out there who think it's okay to use those sort of words in a derogatory manner so they don't teach their kids not to. Things like "retarded" and "gay" in reference to something bad or negative really irks me. It shows intolerance.

[just1paul]

When I was growing up, my Mom did not allow the use of the words "SHUT-UP", be quiet was the preferred. Also in no way did you call anyone else stupid, retarded, dumb, etc etc, I think you get the picture.

[mandyxox]

He's my age too
and i agree with Jada about him being cute, as in "pinch his cheeks cute"

my age too but you said you agree with jada... when did jada say that he was pinck his cheeks cute??

[Ayame]

my age too but you said you agree with jada... when did jada say that he was pinck his cheeks cute??

she said that on the episode when nick was having a problem with serving the group lunch and in the episode that we found out he has dyxlexia.

[Jexter]

Did Nick's mom know about the dyslexia before he went on the show? Wouldn't she have told the counselors?

[krazy4kalan7]

Nick is such a cutie! Im glad he's doing really well with reading and getting along with others/mom and twin brother.

[Kahlenrules]

Its really a shame he doesn't live in Canada. Don't you think krazy4kalan7?
He is so cute!

[pinkflamingo99]

He's my age too
and i agree with Jada about him being cute, as in "pinch his cheeks cute"

when did jada say he was cute????

[Pä¢i£i©i§länd€®]

Jada: "Nick is kinda of stupid. But he's really cute. Like, you want to pinch his cheeks kind of cute."

She said that on the episode where everyone finds out that Nick has dyslexia because he had to read his impact letter to everyone.

[Pä¢i£i©i§länd€®]