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Well, it depends. Is his admission of being a lonely loser self-awareness or a plea for pity/attempt a manipulation?

He's aware he's lonely and alone but is also certain that's the trolls and jerks at work. He has moments of self awareness and heavy denial.

Sometimes I think it is a good thing he isn't self aware. If he realized a lot of the things about himself that seem obvious to us, I think he would go into a downward spiral.
 
On the topic of Chris's weight (no, not a post to make fun of the way he looks, that's boring)

I'm legitimately wondering if the food in his fridge is even edible. If he even goes to the grocery store. He's going to crash out at these events if he does "fasting sessions". I can't imagine anything not spoiled to a moldy horror in his house.

Or if the food in his fridge is actually from 2011 up until 2015...
 
On the topic of Chris's weight (no, not a post to make fun of the way he looks, that's boring)

I'm legitimately wondering if the food in his fridge is even edible. If he even goes to the grocery store. He's going to crash out at these events if he does "fasting sessions". I can't imagine anything not spoiled to a moldy horror in his house.

Or if the food in his fridge is actually from 2011 up until 2015...
Chris and Barb's food shopping consists of fast food or microwavable dinners.
 
Chris and Barb's food shopping consists of fast food or microwavable dinners.

This. Chris and Barb genuinely never buy fresh groceries. When they lived in 14 BC before the fire the fridges were 'blocked off' and unused. I'm 100% sure the rental had a fridge but Chris really can't cook anything that doesn't come from a can and Barb won't. It seems that even when Barb did cook it was canned rather than fresh from the meals Chris has mentioned, canned greens with pasta and canned/bottled sauces. Barb never cooked from scratch. Chris learned to cook some simple meals in high school but without the groceries to make the food I'm sure he's forgotten those skills.

When they got to the rental microwave meals and cans or fast food were a lifetime habit and it never occurred to them to buy some nice fresh foods. I think I remember Chris saying he preferred canned meatballs to fresh ones. His tastebuds have been warped by the high sodium levels in the canned food, instant meals and fast food he's consumed so that explains why.

The only time they sort of eat cooked meals is when they go out to a restaurant and get doggie bags or stuff the chicken and stuff in their pockets. Otherwise it's all McDonalds and Hungry Man dinners.

I will never understand why people will buy frozen dinners because you just have to defrost and it won't go bad, but not snap frozen veggies that are really cheap and almost as good as fresh.
 
This. Chris and Barb genuinely never buy fresh groceries. When they lived in 14 BC before the fire the fridges were 'blocked off' and unused. I'm 100% sure the rental had a fridge but Chris really can't cook anything that doesn't come from a can and Barb won't. It seems that even when Barb did cook it was canned rather than fresh from the meals Chris has mentioned, canned greens with pasta and canned/bottled sauces. Barb never cooked from scratch. Chris learned to cook some simple meals in high school but without the groceries to make the food I'm sure he's forgotten those skills.

When they got to the rental microwave meals and cans or fast food were a lifetime habit and it never occurred to them to buy some nice fresh foods. I think I remember Chris saying he preferred canned meatballs to fresh ones. His tastebuds have been warped by the high sodium levels in the canned food, instant meals and fast food he's consumed so that explains why.

The only time they sort of eat cooked meals is when they go out to a restaurant and get doggie bags or stuff the chicken and stuff in their pockets. Otherwise it's all McDonalds and Hungry Man dinners.

I will never understand why people will buy frozen dinners because you just have to defrost and it won't go bad, but not snap frozen veggies that are really cheap and almost as good as fresh.
If push comes to shove, I eat at a fast food franchise like McDonalds or Burger King once or twice a year - and I'd even gladly avoid that if it weren't special circumstances where it's the only way to get something to eat.
To imagine going there regularly every week or maybe even every day... ugh. :heart-empty:

To think Chris idea of fine cuisine apparently is Macaroni with Cheese is kind of unsettling.
I wonder what Chris would do if he was treated to a really nice meal in a high-quality restaurant.
It goes without saying, he'd not be able to appreciate it, but still, I'd love his reaction to a high grade menu.
 
That video of Chris leaving the courtroom kinda surprised me because it didn't look much like Chris. Maybe it's just because he was next to Barb but he looked rather tall and slender compared to other photos of him.

I wonder what Chris would do if he was treated to a really nice meal in a high-quality restaurant.

He probably wouldn't like it. Constantly having crap food all the time screws up your perception. When I became vegetarian and stopped eating fast-food all the time (because I basically can't), I found it really hard for the first week because my home-cooked food didn't have all the nasty stuff they put in McDonalds burgers and such. Everything seemed really weak-tasting to me, and it took a while for me to even start noticing flavours that aren't just salt and fat. I imagine Chris would be the same, but much worse, because he's had decades of cheap fast food without ever trying anything else.
 
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Does anyone have a link to that fan video of a day in the life of Chris Chan? Can't remember the name but it was Chris waking up and bopping around to music. He goes to the mall and a JERKOP follows him.
 
I will never understand why people will buy frozen dinners because you just have to defrost and it won't go bad, but not snap frozen veggies that are really cheap and almost as good as fresh.

I am one of those people. I often eat a frozen dinner with some fresh veggies on the side. Fresh veggies are if anything, more convenient then frozen. Other fresh stuff is a lot more work than throwing a stouffers in the microwave.

Although for me it is mostly just the type of veggies. I prefer lettuce, peppers, cucumber, broccoli and/or mushrooms. Which don't have good frozen forms.
 
Is Chris aware of the finer details of his own history?

I mean, he knows Clyde Ca$h is real, right?
 
Does anyone have a link to that fan video of a day in the life of Chris Chan? Can't remember the name but it was Chris waking up and bopping around to music. He goes to the mall and a JERKOP follows him.
You're probably thinking of this:
Which is a parody of this.

What either of them actually means is a mystery lost to the ages.
 
People like that think the Bluespike trolling was the height of sagas and that it's still 2009, where alogging was cool.

They don't understand that the best Chris trolling is the trolling Chris inflicts upon himself, and they never will.

Yea, but I think everyone wants to get in on the Trollbang that is chris's life.
 
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From what I've gleaned here, Chris's memory is unreliable and very selective. Some people have gone so far as to suggest he needs the CWCki as an aid to his own memory.

I think the selectivity might create the unreliability. He has become so good at blocking things out that once they are blocked out they are gone forever. And he probably is perfectly happy not to try very hard to remember them.

But if there was a wiki which documented me as closely as the CWCki documents Chris I would probably refer to it from time to time. I dont' remember the details of my life as closely as the CWCki documents Chris'.
 
Chris and Barb's food shopping consists of fast food or microwavable dinners.

Agreed perish the thought he would do something that requires a modicum of effort.

This. Chris and Barb genuinely never buy fresh groceries. When they lived in 14 BC before the fire the fridges were 'blocked off' and unused. I'm 100% sure the rental had a fridge but Chris really can't cook anything that doesn't come from a can and Barb won't. It seems that even when Barb did cook it was canned rather than fresh from the meals Chris has mentioned, canned greens with pasta and canned/bottled sauces. Barb never cooked from scratch. Chris learned to cook some simple meals in high school but without the groceries to make the food I'm sure he's forgotten those skills.

When they got to the rental microwave meals and cans or fast food were a lifetime habit and it never occurred to them to buy some nice fresh foods. I think I remember Chris saying he preferred canned meatballs to fresh ones. His tastebuds have been warped by the high sodium levels in the canned food, instant meals and fast food he's consumed so that explains why.

The only time they sort of eat cooked meals is when they go out to a restaurant and get doggie bags or stuff the chicken and stuff in their pockets. Otherwise it's all McDonalds and Hungry Man dinners.

I will never understand why people will buy frozen dinners because you just have to defrost and it won't go bad, but not snap frozen veggies that are really cheap and almost as good as fresh.

The secret to cooking is it's not hard, an needent take a ton of effort, I make bread quite a lot as I like my bread fresh an the smell of a fresh loaf is to die for once a month I maker a massive batch of dough portion it up into loaf tin slices and then freeze it the night before I want the bread I take it out the freezer let it thaw and bake it take about a Hour in total if you don't include cooking time.
Hell I made a pasta sauce last week took me what maybe 10 minutes an that was from scratch (Garlic an Herb cream cheese sauce, with mushrooms an Italian salami).

Part of the reason I think he eats fast food an ready meals is a perceived lack of waiting, he wants his desires filled immediately no haggle. His idea of cooking an fungible time he perceives the effort an time required to do do something as simple as the pasta I posted above seem like hours of effort. It's simpler to spork a plastic lid a few times crank the microwave to three minutes an fantasize about China / Sonic till the ding brings him back to reality.

I am not ragging on Chris for having microwave meals an tinned goods in the house, hell I have soup, baked beans, an a few other tings I can only get tinned in the cupboard and I know I have a microwave meal in the freezer for the odd time I come in at 3am an haven't passed a Kebab shop on the way home, but to live off that kind of meal an fast food alone makes me shudder. When I eat a ready meal I never enjoy it it's just that my body requires food and I am either to drunk or tired to care about quality.

I am one of those people. I often eat a frozen dinner with some fresh veggies on the side. Fresh veggies are if anything, more convenient then frozen. Other fresh stuff is a lot more work than throwing a stouffers in the microwave.

Although for me it is mostly just the type of veggies. I prefer lettuce, peppers, cucumber, broccoli and/or mushrooms. Which don't have good frozen forms.

Flash frozen Veg can be as good as fresh if you don't let it stew in the freezer for months (there is a whole chapter on why this is bad in the Geeks cookbook about how the cold kill's of sugars an ensimes after a while) the biggie as you said is Mushrooms, I dry mine I buy or pick wild I have a food dehydrator but you can do it in a fan oven if you can get it at the right temperature consistently enough you can rehydrate them with a little water or better yet a little water an olive oil.

Here is a tip for kiwi's, If you live by the sea an it's a clean water spot you can take sea wead fresh from the water, wash it off in some fresh water dry it off an fry it to make some delicious crisps that go great with beer an are naturally salted. Also you know Nori? The sushi sea weed? the vast majority comes from outside of Japan an a huge chunk of it from the UK (about 40% of world production if I am remembering right) so you can grab your bass rod, a few odds an sods from the kitchen an have really fresh sushi with minimal effort.

BTW I am not doing a Chris VS me comparison, Every one can cook good food from scratch if you pay more than a moments notice.

I think the selectivity might create the unreliability. He has become so good at blocking things out that once they are blocked out they are gone forever. And he probably is perfectly happy not to try very hard to remember them.

But if there was a wiki which documented me as closely as the CWCki documents Chris I would probably refer to it from time to time. I dont' remember the details of my life as closely as the CWCki documents Chris'.

That's a interesting point, I agree he is highly selective an also has poor recall of events but he also twists what he chooses to rember what he does in a way that makes him either seem right or in the way he chooses to recall the events at that time an it get's more unreliable as time goes on.
The thing is I think he does use the wiki as a aid memoir when it's needed (he checks the forum often enough) I would kill to have something as documented as the wiki at times an I am a guy who keep's a Journal, an notebooks an diary but when looking back at some of them I find little notes I have jotted down that are inconsequential today but the meaning of them without context baffle me (12:40 JTT Banjaxed, I have never had a client that could be abbreviated or a sever / workstation that could be called JTT but I know from banjaxed it was fucked beyond repair) he not only has had the last ten minutes of his life documented in detail but a lot of events prior to that documented with sources other than Chris an his iffy memory.
 
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I think the selectivity might create the unreliability. He has become so good at blocking things out that once they are blocked out they are gone forever. And he probably is perfectly happy not to try very hard to remember them.

But if there was a wiki which documented me as closely as the CWCki documents Chris I would probably refer to it from time to time. I dont' remember the details of my life as closely as the CWCki documents Chris'.
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Chris has delisted his medallion from Ebay again. He's offering nothing for sale. I don't know what this means.
 
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