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same with the class ring years after he graduated, he'd still be wearing an MHS letterjacket if he had lettered in anything
Oh he lettered alright
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My God... New oldschool content?!

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What treasures have been unearthed or will be unearthed now? Will be see more of his school work that will put Chris on the spotlight as the huge tubby liar he is? Will the actual Sonichu originals be recovered? And if so, will there be plans to sell them on eBay for like $10 a page only for Chris to find out and :twisted: before demanding all money made from the sales of said pages either be given to him or used to buy him Legos?

Skyraider91, I commend you good sir! For all you have provided us with and will hopefully continue to provide us with.
 
Haha... Wow! Chris' much vaunted Spanish skills on display for the world to see. The language of Cervantes and Gabriel García Márquez, the language of duende and culture, and Chris unsurprisingly manages to butcher it. Somehow, I'm less than surprised. For someone who was in high school, it looks an awful lot like something a third grader would have drawn. And the sad part is he looks to have put more work into the art than his actual assignment. Even his handwriting is atrocious.

But how am I the first one to point out that he appears to have drawn a bloody tissue box on top of his television? I mean, we know he had no qualms telling complete strangers about dirty, stained briefs :briefs: or drinking Fanta with his navy in it :fapcup: but still... isn't this basically just admitting that he jerked off in his room? I shudder to think what some of those stains might be...

Holy Kahlua… what is this?

I don't know, but I like the phrase Holy Kahlua and want to use it more often!

This is almost like the game Myst.

CWyst?

Ha! I've been feeling kind of nostalgic about those old school computer games lately, so I'd play the hell out of CWyst... except I get the sneaking suspicion that whatever would pass for "puzzles" in that world would be either incredibly simple or frustratingly complicated and make no sense (much like Chris' "riddle" that he posted on FB).

I think it's 12, not 22. If it's for a Spanish class, they might be using Euro date styles? So it'd be December 7th, not July 12th.

Actually, that's not just European countries. In Colombia at least the dates are written day-month-year, and sometimes with Roman numerals. I assume its the same for Mexico, Peru, Cuba and other Spanish-speaking countries in the Western Hemisphere. Of course, using Roman numerals would have required teaching Chris a whole new thing and that boy just ain't inclined to learn, even if he'd only have to count up to XII.

Huh. December of 1998 is also only a few months after the release of Pokémon in the West. Chris got into it early. I wonder how that came about.

Not really all that surprising. Remember, Chris doesn't have a social life, nor does he care whether something was popular or age appropriate. It's easy to get into games early when all you do is play vidya and watch cartoons.

If it wasn't Pokemon, it'd be something else. Transsonics, Sonic Moon, Sonicmon (Sonic and Digimon); the same autism with a new face.

Yep, I've said the same thing before.

I'm just really curious if that 4 after Spanish means "Spanish 4" or "4th period Spanish." Because if that's an upper-level Spanish assignment, I will never bitch about my French grades again. :(

What year was Chris at this time? American high schools have four years, and its unlikely Chris' Spanish would have been good enough to justify bumping him ahead a year or two, so he couldn't have taken 4th year Spanish before he was a Senior. And that's assuming that his school offered 4th year Spanish (which is a pretty good bet, but still).

Unfortunately (especially for the Spanish people), it IS possible Chris would have gotten into 4th year Spanish. Chris was never held back. The school seemed to just give him passing grades to get them out of their hair. I'm sure they would have let Chris take whatever classes he wanted because it wasn't worth fighting Borb over the issue. It's not like he was actually going to achieve much. I've seen similar crap with schools up here. We have kids in Chicago schools who are functionally illiterate, and kids who are in geometry who can't do basic multiplication without a calculator. Hell, I've seen kids who can't convert fractions to decimals (and seem genuinely baffled by the concept that .25 is equal to 1/4, for example), but in upper level maths. And these are people who are smarter and more ambitious than Chris!

To be fair, my drawing skills aren't much better.

To be fair, you don't post subpar webcomics and act like they're masterpieces either. I mean, I know my artistic talents aren't exactly up to snuff (though they're still better than Sonichu). But if I were inclined to post stuff, I wouldn't just settle on my first try. I'd at least put some effort into it, and use quality paper and art supplies too. Of course, I could write much better dialogue than Chris. "My wooden badge was delicious?"


As other people have noted, Chris' concept of geography is sketchy at best. Interestingly, he seems to lump all of Africa and Europe together while putting Canada and Mexico as separate countries. None of which look anything like their real world counterparts. And yes, Asia is mostly missing from his map, though it looks like Africa is still connected to the Eurasian supercontinent by the Arabian peninsula... or maybe its supposed to be Anatolia or a stretched out Israel and Levant? Either way, its coloured in as part of Africa, not Asia, which is rather baffling. Also, Africa bears more resemblance to South America than Africa... there's no Horn of Africa, no Nile or Suez, no Gulf of Guinea...

And on the pokeymans early on, I was in high school then and my nerd buddies and I were all eagerly anticipating the game's USA release.
If he's got a roll-call of game characters like that he probably would have been in the loop that if you were a video game nerd Pokemon was about to be the new hotness.

Yep. Pretty much this. Except Chris didn't really have any friends, so he had even more time to obsess over vidya.

Wait a minute, he's naming Pokemon after people in his life and he says that Cole the Beedril is very "feo" (ugly)?

Actually, that one bothers me even more than his art or butchery of the Spanish language. He's saying that his brother is ugly. Okay, maybe he's trying to be funny, but Chris seems to be pretty callous towards the people he knows. What a little narcissist.

Chris's art has only gotten worse as he got older...

Yes it has. That's part of the appeal of his Sonichu comics, actually. They just got weirder and more surreal as they went on.

Wartortle looks like he's got the mad munchies. Looks like Yawning Squirtle didn't evolve out of his weed habit.

Ha! *yawn*

He wasn't in special ed. That being said, most of his classes were what most of us would call "blow-off" classes. In other words, you could show up, sleep half the time, fill in the blanks, and get a decent grade.

He probably should have been in special ed classes (and in fact, I seem to recall his "day in the life of Chris" project implying he was) but most of his work seems to indicate otherwise. I suspect maybe he was given a mix of special ed and regular classes to facilitate his transition. Of course, being Chris, he never took advantage of that and just slept or read Goosebumps books. I'm actually appalled that they would have let him move ahead, but I'm sure the teachers just wanted him out of their hair at that point. Its a pity because maybe getting held back a year would have sent Chris a message that he needed to actually do some work.

So he didn't get the grades he hinted he usually got in Song of Christian? Did he ever really make Honor Roll then?

Oh the Song of Christian. I was just reading that again. Such terrible work. I don't think he really made the Honor Roll, or if he did, they really must have lowered the bar for him. I do think its funny he's so proud of his work when this is showing what utter crap it was.

But seeing these things having somehow survived a house fire that was hot enough to partially melt lego, I can only wonder how these christorical artifacts managed to survive all this time as they weren't on ANYBODY'S radar since the house fire, much less known to still exist. Then again, 14BC was just one giant trashcan...

Oh, I have no doubt that 14BC was a giant garbage pile, but it's not surprising that some stuff burnt even though other stuff was lost. Remember, fires take time to spread. They don't burn with the same intensity all across the house, nor will everything of gone up all at once. Some stuff is just more flammable that other stuff, and some stuff will be protected. Clearly this didn't go up in flames for whatever reason. Let's all take a moment to appreciate that.

So wait.. Chris kept binders full of his old schoolwork!? Who does that? At most I've kept some notes that I took from really interesting classes, but those things look like binders packed full of pages and corrected work. Hoarded tendencies indeed.
Anyway...

Heh. Not really surprising. For one thing, we know Barb is a hoarder, and that Chrissun was her special little angel. I'm sure she kept every single childhood drawing and homework assignment little Chris ever wrote, because it was her keepsake, showing how he'd overcome his Atismu. She's probably got even more boxes filled with his crap. I wouldn't be surprised if she'd kept his baby clothes... Hell, I wouldn't be surprised if she'd kept his dirty soiled briefs and fapcups for that matter.

But also, remember that Chris is a thirty-something year old manchild who is still living with his mother and has never moved out in his life. He's never gone off to college, he's never had an apartment, he's never even lived with a girlfriend. He's never had to move in his life, which means he's had a good three decades worth of time to accumulate stuff and never needed to throw anything out. At least not until the house fire. Worst case scenario it would have been put in a box and forgotten, likely after a few minutes with Chris.
 

Este es mi cuarto, yo llavo (hay) mochillia, una cama, unos videos, unos posters, un television, unos juego de videos, un aparador, unos estantes, unas almohadas,
En mi cuarto yo no llavo (hay) una alfombra, unos discos, un stereo, un radio despertador, unas plantas, una camara, unas cintas, una maquina de escribir, una silla y una grabadora.


This is my room, there is a bag, a bed, some videos, posters, a television, some videogames, a sideboard, a shelve, a pillow.
In my room there is a carpet, some records, a stereo, an alarm clock, a plant, a camera, tapes, a typewriter, a chair and a recorder.

"yo llavo" doesn't exist
 
Este es mi cuarto, yo llavo (hay) mochillia, una cama, unos videos, unos posters, un television, unos juego de videos, un aparador, unos estantes, unas almohadas,
En mi cuarto yo no llavo (hay) una alfombra, unos discos, un stereo, un radio despertador, unas plantas, una camara, unas cintas, una maquina de escribir, una silla y una grabadora.


This is my room, there is a bag, a bed, some videos, posters, a television, some videogames, a sideboard, a shelve, a pillow.
In my room there is a carpet, some records, a stereo, an alarm clock, a plant, a camera, tapes, a typewriter, a chair and a recorder.

"yo llavo" doesn't exist

(In the second paragraph he is actually saying what there is not in his room)

Juego de videos would actually be "juegos de video" wich sounds extremely awkard to me but I think its actually used in south America...in castillian spanish it would be "videojuegos" anyways.

"Un television" would actually be "una televisión" (feminine), because in spanish tvs are girls for some reason xD

His <whoever> es <whatever> bueno phrases are pretty retarded. It should be <whoever> es un buen ("buena" if its femenine, as in the secretary example) <whatever>

And Sonic is a puercoespín (or erizo), not a "puerco espino"

About the "yo llavo"...being spanish myself, I have no fucking idea what he was trying to say...most similar I can think of is "yo llevo", wich means "I carry".

In any case Ricardo es muy gordo y bastante maricón. Le gusta cagarse y no hacer nada.

También le gusta el autismo y gritar JULAAY!
 
I can't read Spanish so I couldn't comprehend a thing from this. Second, no one understands exceptional individual Spanish. But what baffles me the most is why Chris would hang on to these homeworks? Its pretty embarrassing for a 30 year old man to keep something he did when he was in high school. I was thinking he kept those as "proof" that he "did well" in high school or something even though no one cares what you did in high school anymore? I think my mind fried from over thinking this.

Yeah. I never kept my homework, I never saw any reason to. Sometimes we had to keep our homework (particularly math) for the semester, but I can guarantee you, by the end of the semester, or year, all my homework and tests wold be gotten rid of. But then, the Hoard doesn't discriminate.
 
I mean, if you're taking derpchild Spanish when you're like, 10, that is acceptable.

But as a teenager?

This was probably Spanish I. In Virginia public schools at least and to my understanding in much of the country, you pretty much can't take a foreign language until high school (which is fucking stupid because the younger you are the better you learn a language) and you need anywhere from zero to two years of foreign language classes. So going into Spanish I in junior year of high school and constructing sentences like "Mario es muy gordo" is not unusual.
 
So do you mean to say that these were obtained in that big dumpster sitting out in the front yard?
 
Okay, I didn't think this warranted a new thread, so I'll just post it in here. Chris has a new voicemail. It's really entertaining. I couldn't get a decent recording, but it's a parody of George Costanza's voicemail from Seinfeld. "Believe it or not, Chris isn't at home" etc.

Anyone with a decent mic able to record?

Apart from that, what a find, Skyraider. Did you make a deal with Beel to acquire these anchuent fartefacts?

EDIT: Transcribed it: "Believe it or not, this is Christian Chandler's phone, please leave a message at the beep. I must be busy or I'd pick up the phone. What the hell now? Believe it or not I am really streeeeeeeeeeeeeessed."
 
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Yeah. I never kept my homework, I never saw any reason to. Sometimes we had to keep our homework (particularly math) for the semester, but I can guarantee you, by the end of the semester, or year, all my homework and tests wold be gotten rid of. But then, the Hoard doesn't discriminate.
I always kept my homework for the entire year just in case the teacher fucked up and said I didn't turn it in or wrote down a different grade from what they wrote on my homework. Once the last day of school ended however everything went in the trash.

The only reason I can think of for Chris to hoard his homework is because he thought it was a monumental achievement to preserve for all time. Y'know, like everything else he does.
 
I finished high school in 2011 and I still have a folder of stuff, though to be fair it's either booklets with useful information in them (my Audio Design teacher was notorious for photocopying textbooks) or writing assignments that I liked. I can't imagine keeping this much nonsense for so many years though.

Anyway, skyraider, you are a GodBear among men. Can't wait to see the rest of this.
 
The only reason I can think of for Chris to hoard his homework is because he thought it was a monumental achievement to preserve for all time. Y'know, like everything else he does.

That homework is probably the only thing Chris has put one iota of effort into. He'd probably bring those folders to a job interview in lieu of a resume.
 
I still have all my BA stuff because sometimes it's fun to go back to, but only the third year stuff. I wonder what high school would like a 16-18 year old do illegible drawings as schoolwork? Oh it's Chris, I imagine it was something to get him to do the work as writing a full essay was "stressful".
 
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