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I don't know what motivates the company's replacement policies. Perhaps Chris paid excessively upfront. But as far as the value of the ring nowadays, it's not very difficult to do the math to determine the dollar value of a given quantity of gold at a given purity. I'm pretty sure The Captain would've made a profit.
Gold is approx. $43/gram. At 1/(10/24) one gram of gold buys you 2.4 grams of ten carat gold ring. Even if the ring is huge, it's a loss, unless I'm wrong in thinking the amethyst is near worthless.
 
So i've been following Christory through the wiki for a few years now, the most recent thing i remember reading was the Doopie episode so it's been a while. Deciding to come back, i spent quite literally the entirety of Saturday on the wiki, seeing what's been happening and reminsicing on what i already knew.

Something notable that happened between Doopie and now was the Idea Guy saga. Now i might have this incorrect because i felt the wiki kind of glossed over the inception of the IG's so correct me if i'm wrong; the IG's had Chris following their commands because they were wreaking havoc on Chris' alternate-dimension-where-all-his-characters-live, from getting visions from Magi-chan to torturing Rosechus and threatening to nuke the whole "place?"

Now it's been known for a long time that Chris believes that his characters are alive and would suffer from any misfortune inflicted to them in the canon (which is why they never have any), and despite the wiki quoting similarities in episodes of Family Guy or South Park, i personally believe this is something he could and might have come up on his own. This, i feel, is pretty innocent by it's own.

But if he can be extorted and blackmailed simply by pretending to hold his imaginary world hostage, then I think he's far more mentally unstable than we've assumed even this far (and further adds to my confusement of how the wiki hasn't properly detailed the IG's rise to control, though maybe i'm just slow-in-the-mind)

So going back to the question on the title; what is the state of Chris' mental stability? Can we assume it's downgraded, if not straight plummeted into developing further psychoses/disorders? Not going to name any cuz i'll get them wrong, but honestly I think that sort of behavior goes further than any level of autism can even hope to explain.
 
No. Employers are very fucking nosy nowadays and they will endlessly google your ass. Nobody is going to hire Chris.

The crazy racist bitch that did fart porn that appeared on that addiction show with her methaddicted husbando that could not stop jacking it to his old tapes as an actor, she got work in a kindergarten to get at em while they're young. The nasty piss chick that had a few rounds with Mr Woods had employment in months.

You could argue Chris is nowhere near as filthy as these people. There are people that will hire Chris. He will likely not be put up front with the customers to sell product, he will probably not make it to CEO, he is first on the block if they must cut costs, but there are a few loons that will hire him.
 
I’m guessing Chris isn’t gonna make the comics anymore. Piggybacking MKR seems to be doing good for him.
 
Something notable that happened between Doopie and now was the Idea Guy saga. Now i might have this incorrect because i felt the wiki kind of glossed over the inception of the IG's so correct me if i'm wrong; the IG's had Chris following their commands because they were wreaking havoc on Chris' alternate-dimension-where-all-his-characters-live, from getting visions from Magi-chan to torturing Rosechus and threatening to nuke the whole "place?"

Now it's been known for a long time that Chris believes that his characters are alive and would suffer from any misfortune inflicted to them in the canon (which is why they never have any), and despite the wiki quoting similarities in episodes of Family Guy or South Park, i personally believe this is something he could and might have come up on his own. This, i feel, is pretty innocent by it's own.

But if he can be extorted and blackmailed simply by pretending to hold his imaginary world hostage, then I think he's far more mentally unstable than we've assumed even this far (and further adds to my confusement of how the wiki hasn't properly detailed the IG's rise to control, though maybe i'm just slow-in-the-mind)

So going back to the question on the title; what is the state of Chris' mental stability? Can we assume it's downgraded, if not straight plummeted into developing further psychoses/disorders? Not going to name any cuz i'll get them wrong, but honestly I think that sort of behavior goes further than any level of autism can even hope to explain.
Chris's mental state is pretty much autism + cultist beliefs put in his head by Idea Guy types. He's been more susceptible to the latter in recent years because he can kinda tell that his irl life sucks, so he retreats to his fantasy world and hopes that it will magically fix his life for him. But this is also a flaw that's been exploited by trolls to gain his trust, and Chris never learns and then keeps bouncing from one troll to the other.

The Idea Guys got power over Chris when the original one, Josh Wise, wanted to see how gullible he really was and edited together a bunch of audio and pics and did some roleplaying to make CWCville and other dimensions seem real. Chris ate it up because he saw it as confirmation of his preexisting beliefs. After he had Chris's trust he was trolling him by telling him Nazis invaded CWCville, etc, and then it kept going with stuff like holding CWCville hostage for ransom money from Chris.

And yeah, the CWCki article could use more editing. I'll probably try rewriting it sometime.
 
So i've been following Christory through the wiki for a few years now, the most recent thing i remember reading was the Doopie episode so it's been a while. Deciding to come back, i spent quite literally the entirety of Saturday on the wiki, seeing what's been happening and reminsicing on what i already knew.

Something notable that happened between Doopie and now was the Idea Guy saga. Now i might have this incorrect because i felt the wiki kind of glossed over the inception of the IG's so correct me if i'm wrong; the IG's had Chris following their commands because they were wreaking havoc on Chris' alternate-dimension-where-all-his-characters-live, from getting visions from Magi-chan to torturing Rosechus and threatening to nuke the whole "place?"

Now it's been known for a long time that Chris believes that his characters are alive and would suffer from any misfortune inflicted to them in the canon (which is why they never have any), and despite the wiki quoting similarities in episodes of Family Guy or South Park, i personally believe this is something he could and might have come up on his own. This, i feel, is pretty innocent by it's own.

But if he can be extorted and blackmailed simply by pretending to hold his imaginary world hostage, then I think he's far more mentally unstable than we've assumed even this far (and further adds to my confusement of how the wiki hasn't properly detailed the IG's rise to control, though maybe i'm just slow-in-the-mind)

So going back to the question on the title; what is the state of Chris' mental stability? Can we assume it's downgraded, if not straight plummeted into developing further psychoses/disorders? Not going to name any cuz i'll get them wrong, but honestly I think that sort of behavior goes further than any level of autism can even hope to explain.
It's called make believe, or playing pretend. Kids do it. It's impossible to confuse with schizophrenia, which he absolutely does not have.
 
Where'd you hear this one?

From CWCki, I apologize for not exactly remembering the title of the article, yet I vaguely remember it was an article on an event involving more than one business managers and Chris getting banned from some places.
 
From CWCki, I apologize for not exactly remembering the title of the article, yet I vaguely remember it was an article on an event involving more than one business managers and Chris getting banned from some places.
Chris gets banned from places and he hates the managers for banning him.

Taking girls from him is something he attributes to ordinary men, not managers. They're unrelated concerns in his head.
 
Gold is approx. $43/gram. At 1/(10/24) one gram of gold buys you 2.4 grams of ten carat gold ring. Even if the ring is huge, it's a loss, unless I'm wrong in thinking the amethyst is near worthless.
Let's see...

IIRC, El Capitan spent $300 on the ring, which is equivalent to almost 7 grams of pure gold, or about 17 grams of 10-carat gold. An ounce is equal to 28 grams so, as long as the ring weighed more than half an ounce (and I'm sure it did), El Capitan would have made money on it. Looks like I stand corrected.

And, yes, the gem in the ring is near worthless. While a real amnyfest has some value as a semi-precious stone, most high school class rings come with fake glass gems.
 
From CWCki, I apologize for not exactly remembering the title of the article, yet I vaguely remember it was an article on an event involving more than one business managers and Chris getting banned from some places.
Chris gets banned from places and he hates the managers for banning him.

Taking girls from him is something he attributes to ordinary men, not managers. They're unrelated concerns in his head.
Chris recounting his banning from the Walmart McDonald's, IIRC. I think it's part of what he said to the manajerks; he used that as a reason for why he refused to make eye contact with them or something.

He didn't hate the managers in their capacity as managers for "taking all of the pretty girls," he hated them for not letting him loiter. Them coincidentally being men just meant he had a second reason to dislike them.

And now I'm going to go find some vodka because I remember this.
 
Chris recounting his banning from the Walmart McDonald's, IIRC. I think it's part of what he said to the manajerks; he used that as a reason for why he refused to make eye contact with them or something.

He didn't hate the managers in their capacity as managers for "taking all of the pretty girls," he hated them for not letting him loiter. Them coincidentally being men just meant he had a second reason to dislike them.

And now I'm going to go find some vodka because I remember this.

You recall correctly. This was all the way back in 2005; he was loitering at the Mickey D's in the Walmart and the managers came to kick him out. He responded as follows, according to his old diary:

"But I sat silent for a minute, then I said to him, “I do not speek [sic] to any Man other than myself, because they all have taken all the pretty girls leaving me with none.” Verbal Combat had started, and during the fight, I ran off, still giving verbal punishment, as well as da finger, and many “Curse-Ye-Ha-Me-Has.” I nearly backed up onto him with my car, and I gave him another finger. Then I dashed off."

God only knows what was going through that manager's head after he watched a fat autist in a clown shirt run away while flipping him the bird and screaming some kind of anime gibberish before nearly hitting him with his shit-ass hooptie.
 
During the Cryzel Torture, whenever the idea guy typed
*Cryzel's knees were crushed
like they're writing a novel. Chris's respond are worrying and panicking but the reaction is unconvincing. Why did he typed
as if he's screaming when verbally he isn't.
 
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