Barry on Buffalo

Seeing previews for the new movie, “Baby Mama”, starring Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, brought back fond memories, for me, of ex- Bills running back, Willis McGahee. 

During an interview with the Orlando Sentinel in 2006, he was asked what was more troublesome, an ex-wife or a “baby momma” (an urban slang).

McGahee, who was not married, said a baby momma, “Because they feel like they should be a part of your life for 18 years. An ex-wife, you can get away from her. A baby momma, you can’t get away from her until the child is 18 or older. They’re going to constantly ask you for money. They just want to nag you for no reason, just because they can.”

McGahee attempted to clarify those statements:

“I was saying baby mommas in general,” he said. “I wasn’t talking about my baby’s momma because we are cool. We have a good relationship. It’s not about money. I take care of my kids. I hear other people talk about their baby’s mommas doing this and doing that, so that’s why I said baby mommas are worse.”

Blogmaster’s Note: what I find to be a lot of fun is to actual read this blog aloud, slowly and clearly, to other people in the room.  Try it, you’ll find that the results are fascinating.