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Do they "unexpectedly" raise your credit limit in the US? They can't here. They'll contact you 6 ways from Sunday when you're eligible for an increase but you still have to click that button and apply for it.
Not if Chris figures out a way to invoke the Necromantic powers of the Sonic Totem and almighty Godbear Jesus!Bob's still dead though, right?
True enough, but my guess is that the excuse was cooked up in his head when he saw he was getting flak and retroactively applied.He's living out yet another childhood fantasy.
My interpretation of this fucking mess is that - 30 years ago - little Chris wanted to play out a very specific Transformers scenario with Optimus, Arcee and Bumblebee representing his father, mother and himself.
But alas, he couldn't get his hands on a transforming Arcee figure to cast as a proxy-Barb, and little Chris's fantasies were dashed. He couldn't possibly use another toy to fill in for her. Arcee is the only role that makes sense to him.
Three decades later, Chris finally has his toy, and can now finally sit on his ass on the floor of his playroom and live out this lifetime-in-the-making Transformers epic alongside an imaginary, idealized version of his parents.
It's like Crystal: An idea so deeply rooted in his childhood that he's never been able to get over it, only bide his time until the Great Bear finally provides him with all the pieces he needs to see it come true.
Bob's still dead though, right?
Also, not a big Transformers fan, but didn't Optimus Prime come back from the dead once?
Not if Chris figures out a way to invoke the Necromantic powers of the Sonic Totem and almighty Godbear Jesus!
There's finally an Arcee toy out after 30 years and he can use it as a surrogate for his mom... we think.Does this make any more sense to people who actually know stuff about Transformers?
not in the basementI'm not going to donate any money to an autism like Chris who lives in his mother's basement. I have rent to pay.
Dear lord, he thinks that credit cards are free money.