- Joined
- Feb 3, 2013
It's sad because I think that Chris really did love Patty and care for her.I've always wondered how many pets Chris has killed that we don't know about. I'm curious how Patty was living her last days in the Chandler household
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It's sad because I think that Chris really did love Patty and care for her.I've always wondered how many pets Chris has killed that we don't know about. I'm curious how Patty was living her last days in the Chandler household
Outside. I don't think she was ever let inside the house.I've always wondered how many pets Chris has killed that we don't know about. I'm curious how Patty was living her last days in the Chandler household
"Borbris" (the Chandler family) don't seem to handle pets well. At least Charb don't.Outside. I don't think she was ever let inside the house.
It's sad because I think that Chris really did love Patty and care for her.
Something I've been wondering about for roughly a decade: Chris shits himself, we all know it, we've seen him admit it, it's been a tremendous source of entertainment for dudes of all teenages. But I still have no idea what compelled him to point out his DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS in the IRC chat with Clyde Cash.
In case you don't feel like scrolling through the entire thing, BILLY MAYS and Clyde Cash are calling him a gay cross-dresser and Chris decides to set the record straight. But why does he feel the need to mention shitting himself? Why not just say "boxers" or something? Why would you tell a man you believe to be your murderous, sweetheart-raping arch nemesis that you crap your pants regularly? Oh well, at least we got a funny smiley out of the deal.![]()
Something I've been wondering about for roughly a decade: Chris shits himself, we all know it, we've seen him admit it, it's been a tremendous source of entertainment for dudes of all teenages. But I still have no idea what compelled him to point out his DIRTY, CRAPPED BRIEFS in the IRC chat with Clyde Cash.
In case you don't feel like scrolling through the entire thing, BILLY MAYS and Clyde Cash are calling him a gay cross-dresser and Chris decides to set the record straight. But why does he feel the need to mention shitting himself? Why not just say "boxers" or something? Why would you tell a man you believe to be your murderous, sweetheart-raping arch nemesis that you crap your pants regularly? Oh well, at least we got a funny smiley out of the deal.![]()
To Christian-
Well, it's been 3 years now at Providence and it's all over! Where has the time gone to? The most important parting words I can leave you with - well, are to always remember this. You show people where your weak points are located, then they will know how to push your button. If you never show them, they will never know. I hope you will have an enjoyable summer and come back to visit. Do you very best at Manchester, put your best foot forward, and treat others as you wish to be treated.
Love,
Mrs. Sanford
(gs)
This is most likely it. Patty lived in a tiny pen with a doghouse nearly the entire time she was alive, except when Bob would walk her. Chris just saw that when he'd come out, Patty would be happy to see him, but she was most likely taken care of by Bob. I think you're right in that was the thing that made Chris upset.I think Chris loved having an animal that worshiped him but I would be shocked if he took good care of Patty.
Pay attention to the "touching" tribute Chris wrote about her, there was nothing in it about what she liked or what they use to do together or anything like that, it was all about how much Patty love him, even the final words he gave her were all about him and it was all about how he felt. I think he was just sad to loser a being who worshiped him and he didn't really care about her at all. Also, he never really mentioned her in anything he wrote before she died, he only cared about her once she was gone because he had lost the one being in the universe who worshiped him the way he feels he deserves. I would be shocked if she didn't die as a result of some form of neglect.
No, Chris in the past would angrily scream and shout about how that picture was wrong, it needed to be destroyed because it was "untruthful" to the character, etc. you get the idea.So if I understand correctly Chris believes that all fiction happens in some universe, even fan fiction and that is how his character are real, so what happens if someone draws his husband Magichan Sonichu casting a vote for Trump on election day and saying the Russians are on the side of light in the current war, does Chris have to go along with it since Magichan said it and he is never wrong?
That's the problem with current Chris - the god thing allows him to look down on everybody and as such he's permanently seated in a position to just belittle anybody who disagrees with him. Before, he'd rage because his silly 'cartoons are real' mindset clashed with what other people created and contradicted his own viewpoint - which due to the extreme autism makes him only comprehend his own perspective as the sole, correct one, and everybody else is dead wrong unless they are in line with his own (or he takes a fancy to what other people do and steals it, I.E. Simonla). Now, as literally God, he's given himself the power to just declare anything he doesn't like as wrong.Darn, because that would be a great way to troll him on Twitter.
Honestly, I think we could get one more Blue Arms level saga out of him, because goddamn he's not letting the pony thing go.Do we ever see chris becoming interesting again? He was more upsetting than anything pre-barb (you know)
I gotta defend Roger Rabbit here. "World of Toons Humans Visit" is a really old concept; some of the earliest cartoons made were about toons interacting with humans. I think the idea's practically primordial. if not Roger Rabbit than one of hundreds of cartoons predating it, or Chris might even have evolved it independently.Had he never been exposed to that "Roger Rabbit" movie
The funny thing is that Chris never uses that film as proof of his beliefs, despite obviously being the embodiment of everything he wants The Merge to be (save for the whole 'being God' part of course)."Honor Roll" has believed that there's a "toon world" in "another dimension" before the "Idea Guys" started weening, but it was the "Idea Guys" and later weens like the "Teen Troon Squad" and "Praetor" who would plant and cultivate the idiocy of the "toon world" "merging" with this one, in the lolcow's small and easily manipulated mind. Had he never been exposed to that "Roger Rabbit" movie and the idea of the "multiverse", he may have never tried to use "another dimension" BS to derp away incesting Barb.
According to the Sonichu Wiki, the first time Chris ever mentions alternate realities outside of CWCville is in an Alec call that took place four months after the Family Guy episode 'Road to the Multiverse', where Stewie and Brian travel across time and space into alternate versions of the Family Guy setting (represented by different animation styles, including Robot Chicken stopmotion). The article also cites that the South Park episode 'Imaginationland', which also bears similarity to Chris wanting fictional characters walking around, could be an origin point as well.I gotta defend Roger Rabbit here. "World of Toons Humans Visit" is a really old concept; some of the earliest cartoons made were about toons interacting with humans. I think the idea's practically primordial. if not Roger Rabbit than one of hundreds of cartoons predating it, or Chris might even have evolved it independently.
Right; also Fleischer's Out of the Inkwell, which Wikipedia dates back to 1918. It's incredible, but "Cartoons interacting with humans" were being made almost at the same time as the earliest cartoons. It's kind of like watching Just Imagine (1930) and realizing it spoofs SF tropes that really didn't become widely known until the 1950s.But the idea of alternate worlds to one's perceived reality, or humans interacting with cartoons, very much goes back decades before WFRR. Walt Disney himself basically pioneered the concept back in 1923 with his early Alice Comedies: