Sonichu Sonichu 15 Page 1: Dates - Enjoy the Facts

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That's quite odd that Rosechu is older than Sonichu. One of the few constants in Chris's life is that he needs to be older than his heartsweet.


Funny. But, again, that's quite odd. I would have guessed that Sonichu would have been born on February 24.


"Read it and weep" is something snarky you say when you are showing incontrovertible proof of something to someone who steadfastly believes the opposite. But the way Chris is using it ... who the hell knows?
I'm weeping with tears of joy, does that count?
 
Sometimes I toy with the idea of reaching out to Chris and offering to teach him digital art with a mic and livestream. Then I see the scene devolve before my eyes into Chris furiously rubbing his duck over mic as I explain how to control the length and girth of his pen line.
 
Guess what Chris, one day you're going to be 50* and Sonichu's going to be pushing 30 and you're just going to need to retcon him again if you want him to stay a cool dude of teenage.

I just want to know why he de-aged them below the (human) age of consent again after all the trouble he went to getting them above that mark.

*(yeah, I know, :optimistic:)
 
so sonichu was born on 420?


edit: according to the CWCki, sonichu was born on the 17th of march, 1988 and rosechu was born on the 22nd of december, 1988. chris somehow changed their birthdates
Sonichu's original hatching date was a tribute to Patti. Yet another indignity for her.

Also the battle with Perfect Chaos was originally in June 1998. The timeline is now irretrievably broken.
 
I'm sure a lot of us wish he accidentally went down the wrong aisle at Walmart and instead just buying copy paper he'd go for a pad of mix media paper they do sell in their little art supply aisle. But no, he'd never have that thought in mind while being there.
Nope. Chris has always used the cheapest possible materials (copy paper, magic markers, Crayola Fuckin' Model Magic, Krazy Glue, etc.) in all of his art projects. He would never consider that higher quality materials could lead to a better-looking result. After all, why would Chris want to spend money on good products when he can spend five dollars to buy FIVE HUNDRED SHEETS and use the balance on toys?
 
This actually read like some sort of epic hero’s journey piece that I’m a sucker for and would watch (with a better cast) until I got to “five miles away” which is now the Bulwer-Lytton of opening comic lines.

I miss ‘mies’, dammit.
 
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