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BALLZ-BROKEN said:But Chris doesn't like Call of Duty...
He prefers Call of Doodie.
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BALLZ-BROKEN said:But Chris doesn't like Call of Duty...
Tubular Monkey said:BALLZ-BROKEN said:But Chris doesn't like Call of Duty...
He prefers Call of Doodie.
BALLZ-BROKEN said:Tubular Monkey said:BALLZ-BROKEN said:But Chris doesn't like Call of Duty...
He prefers Call of Doodie.
Brings a whole new meaning to "downloadable content"
Big_Pete_33 said:Sorry for being off topic, but I wonder why Chris doesn't like Call Of Duty.
Not enough bright colors or mascots to latch on to.Big_Pete_33 said:Sorry for being off topic, but I wonder why Chris doesn't like Call Of Duty.
Big_Pete_33 said:Sorry for being off topic, but I wonder why Chris doesn't like Call Of Duty.
CatParty said:Big_Pete_33 said:Sorry for being off topic, but I wonder why Chris doesn't like Call Of Duty.
Thank you.
People usually inevitably ask why Chris doesn't like sims or mine craft. It's refreshing to hear a new game.
But to answer your question, call of duty isn't gay enough for him.
gumbarrel said:Holdek said:Seriously though, Chris has been asked several times by people he's trusted to go to a professional therapist and his response has ranged from, "Professional, NO" to, "Hmm yeah. Let me consider it. But anyways, about Pokemon..."
No one is suggesting that he could be "treated" by trolls but he doesn't even accept the suggestion to be treated by a mental health professional as legitimate. Even after being forced into assessments at least twice without the doctor strapping him in a straight jacket and electroshocking his temples until he cracked his teeth.
Seriously though, you don't yet understand what I am saying.
The Autistcs success stories were not asked to do anything, they didn't accept anything. They didn't need to. They were all forced in to it with consistency by the people who took care of them. Do you think that those autistics that can barely talk and wipe their own ass, who can nevertheless at lest hold a very basic job were like "yeah, i totally understood that I am and idiot and need to get my shit together"? No. They were conditioned by their caretakers in to said favorable situation. Left on their own with nothing but worthless, passive internet weens telling them how they should totally live their lives, they would all be just as bad, if not worse than Chris.
Marvin said:Chris isn't going to violate the law to the extent where he'll reach a court capable of sentencing him to a mental hospital.GrandNumberOfPounds said:Well, there's the fourth option. He gets sent to a mental hospital when he goes bezerk and demands Mike Snyder give him a sweetheart from the ground-up for being the troll mastermind.
Holdek said:Your argument doesn't work precisely because Chris isn't an autistic that "can can barely talk and wipe [his] own ass."
Tubular Monkey said:Big_Pete_33 said:Sorry for being off topic, but I wonder why Chris doesn't like Call Of Duty.
Because he's a little boy and hates prickly wicklies. He prefers Animal Crossing and Little Pig Blanket.
I cannot tell you how much I would like to see this at 14 BC:
http://fc06.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/ ... 35r66e.png
It's the surrogate mother he's been looking for for so long.
pickleniggo said:It's like I can't even tell the difference between that and the classic Barb picture.
gumbarrel said:Holdek said:Your argument doesn't work precisely because Chris isn't an autistic that "can can barely talk and wipe [his] own ass."
That was an extreme example I gave, but it's still the same situation with the less severe cases. People like Chris plain and simply don't and can't help themselves. They GET help. Real help, not just advise and suggestions from internet dwellers.
I really don't understand why you keep denying this stuff. It doesn't really change anything, besides demonstrate how unreasonable it is to expect Chris to do things that simply don't ever happen.
Anchuent Christory said:Chris has shown time and again that he's perfectly capable of achieving something if he actually puts forth the effort, I mean he has a valid drivers licence for crying out loud.The sort of person you're describing wouldn't pass the required tests, let alone be deemed safe enough behind the wheel of a vehicle.
gumbarrel said:Holdek said:Your argument doesn't work precisely because Chris isn't an autistic that "can can barely talk and wipe [his] own ass."
That was an extreme example I gave, but it's still the same situation with the less severe cases. People like Chris plain and simply don't and can't help themselves. They GET help. Real help, not just advise and suggestions from internet dwellers.
I really don't understand why you keep denying this stuff. It doesn't really change anything, besides demonstrate how unreasonable it is to expect Chris to do things that simply don't ever happen.
Holdek said:You seem to think that people who get help usually have it forced upon them. A person, especially one in Chris' condition, usually must make the choice to seek, or at the very least, accept, help.
and he's ultimately responsible for making the choice, one way or the other