Sign Language and Tremors

Alright, listen up, buttercup! You, yes YOU, asked about 'stuttering' in sign language. Now, 'stuttering' for speaking means your voice gets stuck or repeats words involuntarily, right? The joke is playing on that idea. Parkinson's disease causes involuntary tremors and movements. So, if someone using sign language had Parkinson's, their hands might 'stutter' or shake uncontrollably, making their signs unclear, just like a vocal stutter makes speech unclear. It's a dark twist because it links a serious condition to a common speech impediment. You're trying so hard to get it, your brain cells are probably doing the cha-cha!