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A couple of things I learned from the latest video is that Chris likes Leonard Skynerd and he may have been one of the early pioneers of Mukbang vids.
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And that he released a effing make-up tutorial like he's an expert on it, after what, two months of using it (AFAIK) it, makes me chuckle a little.
Nesshelper was fucking hilarious though, He’s still around but not as funny. To make BlueSpike that guy? Man whoever came up with that was pretty fucking clever all of the cows exposed as trolls were funny because Chris was just showing off his own traits.'He has no job! And he is a gamer!'
Woah. Sick burn, Chris.
Jesus fuck, the most I ever spent on a lawyer was $2,500 and the dude was decent enough to understand that I wasn't made of money and not overcharge me.I forgot about barb using nearly all of Bob's money to get a lawyer for her and chris when they hit Snyder with their car.
Bell didn’t care and Barb was protecting Herself, and somewhat Chris but for Chris it was mostly out of spite, Snyder only wanted a restraining order and medical bills paid. Barb could have had a public defender and gotten exactly that. A restraining order and medical bills paid but she very likely thought she could get Snyder on some kind of charge and even more money. It’s essentially a game of chicken for her, I think.Jesus fuck, the most I ever spent on a lawyer was $2,500 and the dude was decent enough to understand that I wasn't made of money and not overcharge me.
I sure hope Bell put his kids through college stringing Barb and Chris along.
You can sort of see why Chris gave up on make-up. His lipstick and gloss routine left him looking like he'd been eating jam with a wooden spoon.
Probably tried to pull the "feeble old lady" card the same way Chris pulls the 'tism defense. Barb probably cared more about using Chris to either get easy settlements, and that's after she had already used him to keep herself tethered to Bob.Bell didn’t care and Barb was protecting Herself, and somewhat Chris but for Chris it was mostly out of spite, Snyder only wanted a restraining order and medical bills paid. Barb could have had a public defender and gotten exactly that. A restraining order and medical bills paid but she very likely thought she could get Snyder on some kind of charge and even more money. It’s essentially a game of chicken for her, I think.
Bell didn’t care and Barb was protecting Herself, and somewhat Chris but for Chris it was mostly out of spite, Snyder only wanted a restraining order and medical bills paid. Barb could have had a public defender and gotten exactly that. A restraining order and medical bills paid but she very likely thought she could get Snyder on some kind of charge and even more money. It’s essentially a game of chicken for her, I think.
Probably tried to pull the "feeble old lady" card the same way Chris pulls the 'tism defense. Barb probably cared more about using Chris to either get easy settlements, and that's after she had already used him to keep herself tethered to Bob.
He did comment on his videos from time to time:I really wonder how Chris feels when he watches these documentaries.
He's never had the type of skin, a cadaver's skin would be an improvement.And later not using make up at all cause he's bad at it, and doesn't have the skin for it.
Because that's what it means? Since when does that phrase signify a good thing?Or that rubbing salt into the wound is generally meant as a good thing - it hurts, but assists healing. Chris seems to think it means adding insult to injury.
I think it’s meant to be taken in a similar context like the phrase “the best medicine often tastes the worst” meaning people learn from their mistakes and grow when they’re confronted with the harsh true. Except Chris has never left his bubble, a bubble that most people leave by the time they hit elementary school. “Throwing salt in a wound” might sting for the average person, but to Chris you might as well be pouring battery acid on it.Because that's what it means? Since when does that phrase signify a good thing?