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Sweet and Savoury said:I can't believe he's blaming Rob Bell, does he not know how pricey an experience Crimean lawyer costs?
Damn you, autocorrect. :mrgreen:
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Sweet and Savoury said:I can't believe he's blaming Rob Bell, does he not know how pricey an experience Crimean lawyer costs?
Da Pickle Monsta said:I don't think Chris has really had an epiphany as much as he's fishing for pity.
Sakamoto said:On his FB post today (9/2/13), it seems Chris may have finally realized something important.
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Sweet and Savoury said:I can't believe he's blaming Rob Bell
No, that sounds pretty accurate. Whenever Chris talks about mental problems it's always about STRESS and Loneliness and his biological clock being off, never his delusions, his irrational and childish personality or his autism. That would require introspection.The Dude said:I'm inclined that Chris doesn't mean "mental problems" like a normal person means it, as in "I'm losing my grip on things. I can't control myself. I'm unstable. I need help." I think he means "I have problems in my life that are affecting my happiness and my mind is dwelling on it." Or I could be over analyzing our chubby autist.
Alan Pardew said:Just asking though: So far, is there any proof that it's possible that Megan started this whole thing?
Or maybe Chris just randomly finds someone else to blame...
Alan Pardew said:Just asking though: So far, is there any proof that it's possible that Megan started this whole thing?
Or maybe Chris just randomly finds someone else to blame...
In all seriousness, Megan never did anything. She talked to Mike Snyder to get Chris off her back when he was harassing her; now that Chris has become mortal enemies with Snyder, he retroactively decided that Megan was a bad person because she talked to him and got the ball rolling on what would eventually become his ban from the Game Place.Alan Pardew said:Just asking though: So far, is there any proof that it's possible that Megan started this whole thing?
CalmMyTits said:Chris is the opposite. He dwells/obsesses over the negativity, and blows it out of proportion. And I don't mean harmless exaggeration like old fogeys do, he has turned people who were once his friends into his bitter, reviled enemies (THAT GERMAN WARFARE BITCH) and has made mountains of molehills... no wait, mountains of anthills. Most of the time, the anthills were not even there to begin with, and he constantly thinks/remembers/harps about these 'mountains' and the more he does so, the bigger the mountains become, even bigger than Mount Everest in his tiny little brain.
He actually swears a lot now.Drawets Rednaxela said:Since when did Chris say "Shit"?
Hasharin said:He actually swears a lot now.Drawets Rednaxela said:Since when did Chris say "Shit"?
people who refuse to admit being wrong in any way continually revise history in increasingly delusional steps. I wouldn't be surprised if Chris someday believes that Barb was behind everything all along.Alec Benson Leary said:In all seriousness, Megan never did anything. She talked to Mike Snyder to get Chris off her back when he was harassing her; now that Chris has become mortal enemies with Snyder, he retroactively decided that Megan was a bad person because she talked to him and got the ball rolling on what would eventually become his ban from the Game Place.Alan Pardew said:Just asking though: So far, is there any proof that it's possible that Megan started this whole thing?
The thing is, Chris already knew the facts: That Megan hid behind Snyder's rule for protection. But because Chris's feelings changed in the present, he thinks that Megan's intentions change in the past. He's that fucking stupid, and he's that fucking petty and hateful.
ChurchOfGodBear said:Hasharin said:He actually swears a lot now.Drawets Rednaxela said:Since when did Chris say "Shit"?
He's mentally about 15, at least in terms of asserting his individuality, so... yeah, sounds about right.