Sonichu Sonichu drawing for sale

[theobservdr]

my shitty photoshops are in as well, I wish we can make some more, as I had a few more ideas... involving China (Not that one but the nation)

 

[Venusaur]

3) Chris has kept with the story a few times that he needs the money to (and I quote directly) "Support my 76 year old mother and we both have a lot of debt". He has also said, "The money is basically mine, I will pay some debt but there is other things I need too at this time". No clue if he means lego or like house payments and living necessities like groceries and clothes..

It's Lego.

And man, I can't be the only one that dislikes how Chris essentially uses Barb to GUILT people into things. "My poor old MOTHER!" "My 76-year-old mother!", as if Barb was some sweet, hapless old lady who will die if Chris doesn't get what he wants. It's ridiculous. They need help, but I don't understand why he expects people to care about his mother so much.

It's like he doesn't understand that people might not care about her, because she's a mean, hostile person with few redeeming qualities.

 

[theobservdr]

Too late... I don't think China wants to be involved with his antics, they have ways to get rid of people like him

Anyways he could make up some bullshit story that his mother is sick and needs legos to help her feel better or something

 

[deeman]

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Too late... I don't think China wants to be involved with his antics, they have ways to get rid of people like him

Anyways he could make up some bullshit story that his mother is sick and needs legos to help her feel better or something

O RLY?

 

[Alec Benson Leary]

So when Chris dies without paying it will the debt go to coleslaw?

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judges Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

 

[Venusaur]

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judged Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

Oh man, that would be such a scummy thing if it were to happen. Cole has nothing to do with the irresponsible spending habits of his half-brother. I hope he doesn't get saddled with Chris' Lego/Skylander/Panties debt.

 

[Angelica Rosechu]

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judges Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

I'm pretty sure that's how it works. If they tried to get a family member who doesn't have anything to do with Chris's finances to pay his debt after he died they would be leaving themselves wiiiide open for a grand number of nasty lawsuits.

 

[theobservdr]

The laws would be complicated, because Carol or David might be on the hook for it, or someone from Barbs or Bobs extended family

 

[The Lizard Queen]

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judges Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

No, the only people who co-signed for his debt were Robert and Barb. Nobody but the banks and credit cards will have to pay for his mess as long as Barb dies first.

And it is quite a mess. Last time I checked, he had maxed out his Capital One card at around 3k.

 

[4Macie]

There is a weeny ween in all of us, it's just about the urge to keep it locked in.

Now THAT is the quote of the day.

I guess I call them a ween, but really all it is is someone who wants to rant about the shit Chris says. They might stop "sourcing" me after I say this but... they won't be an inside source long if they only wait a few minutes/hours before dropping their information. That's why I called them a ween instead of a legit source.

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judges Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

If Chris were to die right now, and Barb is his co-signer (as she probably is) than she gets the debt. Then say she dies, then the debt goes to her estate; if anyone is tied to her estate then they get it. If not, it's just written off. Now, if Barb dies and has any debt, it's unlikely it'll go to Chris. So say Barb dies and then Chris dies. If no one alive is a co-signer for him, then the debt is dropped. IF there is someone, like Rocky for example, they get the debt.

 

[DeadMansHand]

That was my original creations in there DO NOT STEAL but you stole them Anyway!!

Just kidding, awesome job. Love it. Will watch again!

I'm sending it to Coleslaw so he can review it on his next crappy webcast....

* I have a suspicion that DDB is actually a small group of DBs who pitched in to make this $1000 offer, making Chris into their LOLcow Timeshare, as it were.

Maybe.

Spoiler

 

[CatParty]

is this a new record for a "what will chris do when barb dies?" 94 pages? usually pops up around page 3

 

[DrJoshii]

No, the only people who co-signed for his debt were Robert and Barb. Nobody but the banks and credit cards will have to pay for his mess as long as Barb dies first.

And it is quite a mess. Last time I checked, he had maxed out his Capital One card at around 3k.

How do you know these stuff?

 

[DEAGLE 4 LYFE]

The creditors will almost certainly have to eat the debt when Chris moves on. You aren't liable if your estranged half-brother does something stupid. It's not like they'd get much money from Coleslaw, anyway.

 

[Le Bateleur]

is this a new record for a "what will chris do when barb dies?" 94 pages? usually pops up around page 3

It came up back in the 80s, I think. Around the time of the detour into transgender semantics.

I love this place.

 

[Cid Highwind]

The creditors will almost certainly have to eat the debt when Chris moves on. You aren't liable if your estranged half-brother does something stupid. It's not like they'd get much money from Coleslaw, anyway.

So wait a minute...what you're saying is that, in the long run, Chris' existence will have costs the banks money? Hmmm...I think I'm starting to have a new view of this entire situation.

 

[Artard]

you can't choose your own post for line of the day

L.O.T.D.

 

[___]

is this a new record for a "what will chris do when barb dies?" 94 pages? usually pops up around page 3

The "What Will Chris Do When Barb Dies" is always a good topic, but has there been any information about this other than speculation? In Christory do we have anything documented about any plans Bob or Barb set into motion many years ago? Any documentation of him ever being asked about it?

 

[Doctor Duke]

Yeah guys lets not deviate from the topic at hand of how eBay auctions REALLY work

 

[waffle]

I don't know much about how debt and estates work. Would his creditors be SOL if he died without paying them? I assume if the law judges Chris to be competent enough to manage his own finances, then by the same token the law couldn't be used to say Cole or any other family should be forced to take up responsibility for his spending.

When you die you leave an estate, your debts come off the top of the estate and the rest is distributed in accordance with your will or as prescribed by law if you didn't have one. If debts are in excess of the estate then the creditors can only get what they get. There's some situations in which the creditors get even less (like if you left minor children) and they can go after anyone that cosigned your loans or signed a separate surety agreement. Other than that though, your debts die with you.