Isn't Cole a stay at home dad? Lots of people in here flipping out about him laying around all day and drinking craft beer or whatever but plenty of stay at home moms have dumb little side hobbies that don't make any real money like selling jewelry on Etsy or whatever. I don't really buy the narrative that stay at home parents have the hardest job in the world but it's a valid household arrangement. Cole is a pretentious dick but if the missus makes enough money for one parent to be able to stay home with the kids (and throw an ill-informed movie review online now and then), what's the issue?
He's a public figure who puffs himself up. We're picking apart the silly ways in which he presents himself.
It's a valid household arrangement. But validity aside, if you're the brother of a lolcow (and really, with the toy story shit, a lolcow of your own), and you pretend to be a movie critic, but you're not actually one, you might have some scrutiny placed upon you.
Apologize for double posting.
I could be wrong about children.
@Marvin can you confirm or deny?
Edit:
Uhh, beats me. I thought I heard they had kids somewhere. I could be mistaken.
I get that, but from your point of view did he ever get the whole thing was mocking his life?
I always felt that he saw it as someone trying to steal his fans away, all the fantastic videos were pleas for you to stop appropriating from him and confusing his fans into thinking it was true and honest content. Lets be real, Chris's ego, if it fell from space and entered the atmosphere would stop life on earth as we know it.
You were stealing his likeness/content to get access to his millions of fans, it took him a long time to realize it was all to mock, the whole thing.
No, I think people get too extreme with their descriptions of the extent of Chris' autism.
Autism makes it hard to understand subtleties, not impossible.
Autism makes your perception of subtleties fuzzy and it makes you second guess yourself when complaining about something. If you're autistic and something bothers you, it's not that you're blissfully unaware and unable to notice the problem. It's more that you've got a strong, uncomfortable feeling about the problem, but you just can't put your finger on what it is.
Chris knew that Asperchu looked like him. Chris knew there was something wrong with Asperchu. Chris also knew Alec had deliberately drawn Asperchu that way in some sort of reference to himself.
Instead of having one big complaint about Asperchu (like he did when
@Alec Benson Leary SET HIM ON FIRE!!), Chris had a dozen little complaints about Asperchu.
That's how it was with Liquid Chris and Vivian G's novel. Chris knew that something was "off", but it was hard to put his finger on exactly what it is.
