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If it was a girl, he would name it something like Rose-Crystal-Chu and color it pink with magic markers. If it were a boy, he would name it Sonichu and color it yellow with magic markers.
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When I was alot younger I was into Thomas but I outgrew by the time I was seven. Knowing Chris he would have probably been into Thomas through his teens. Probably financially though it would have ruined Chris if he got into trains. When I was modeling in O-Gauge most of the nicer diesel locomotives were between $200-$500 and some of the larger steam locomotives could where between $400-$1000+. Most of freight cars where from $30-$50 per car. When I was younger I also was into Lego's heavily and ended up buying a Lego Train set. I am shocked Chris never got one for CWCville. Some Lego groups build these massive Layouts completely made out of LegoBridechu said:As lame as it sounds, this is actually one of the funniest scenarios for me. Ausitic kids fucking love trains, and I've never really been able to figure out why. It's actually kind of comical. Thomas the Tank Engine should be the diagnosis tool for early screening. If I weren't so fucking lazy, I'd find an article on an autistic boy who pretty much lives in that universe like Chris lives in the Pokemon/Sonic universe.
First off, he'd dump his money into expensive kits, lots of which would never make it out of the box because they'd be too complicated and time consuming for him. He might be obsessed with train media like Thomas or maybe Polar Express, maybe even make his own inserts into them (I had an autistic girl who had a self-insert OC in a Polar Express fan fiction that was actually fairly well-written if not super crazy). Maybe he'd make his own version of Sodor called the Island of Cqic or some shit and he's the station master and also mayor. The trains are just re-colours of Thomas and co. He might "customize" some sets to make them look like that.
Would trains be a sexual desire of his like Rosechus obviously are? Maybe. Christ knows there's porn of it. Chris would probably be all over Emily's sweet undercarriage and smoke stack.
I remember that in the book "Vineland" by Thomas Pynchon, there was this one dude who had a sexual relationship with a sports car by inserting his pickle into the exhaust tubeBridechu said:Would trains be a sexual desire of his like Rosechus obviously are? Maybe. Christ knows there's porn of it. Chris would probably be all over Emily's sweet undercarriage and smoke stack.
That would be hilarious on Miniatur Wunderland if they had Charlottesville/Ruckersville section with Chris loitering or being chased by Jerkops. Then Germany can learn about America's favorite lolcow. I can agree though Chris would do a terrible job building a train layout. There is alot of hard work like wiring, building models and scenery. I doubt Chris could do any of that. The only person that could have done that would have been Bob.DykesDykesChina said:I remember that in the book "Vineland" by Thomas Pynchon, there was this one dude who had a sexual relationship with a sports car by inserting his pickle into the exhaust tubeBridechu said:Would trains be a sexual desire of his like Rosechus obviously are? Maybe. Christ knows there's porn of it. Chris would probably be all over Emily's sweet undercarriage and smoke stack.![]()
Anyway, if Chris'tard was into trains, he'd probably create the lousiest table setup imaginable, similar in quality to his Lego constructions. BTW I once saw a miniature couple having animatronic hankypanky as a decoration part of a model train set. Chris might get something in that spirit. The Miniatur-Wunderland, world's largest model train set in Hamburg, even has a small brothel as part of decorations. Maybe I should write to them that they should get with intarwebz culture and add a Charlottesville/Ruckersville section to MiWuLa, complete with a small Classic Chris who loiters with his attraction sign....
Bridechu said:As lame as it sounds, this is actually one of the funniest scenarios for me. Ausitic kids fucking love trains, and I've never really been able to figure out why.
http://www.cvilleshobbiesgamesandtoys.com/RC--Vehicles-.htmlpickleniggo said:Does the Cville Game and Hobby Place sell model trains? If so I can imagine he'd still end up banned for something.
fridgesrants said:http://www.cvilleshobbiesgamesandtoys.com/RC--Vehicles-.htmlpickleniggo said:Does the Cville Game and Hobby Place sell model trains? If so I can imagine he'd still end up banned for something.
Yes they currently do sell trains. If Chris was into trains he would try to hog the display layout in the store and then get banned.
This. You have to put alot of effort and time into building a decent train layout. Most sonic recolors look like they took five minutes to make.Crazy Pacer said:Trains are a less pathetic obsession than Sonic recolors tbh.
I used to set up a Holiday village with Department 56 and Lemax buildings with two trains looping around it. I read the article and I think the issue is the parent was letting the kid watch to much tv. When I was growing up one summer when I was four I my mom made me avoid watching TV. I think Chris consuming to much media negatively effected his mind.Bridechu said:I really dig a lot of train set-ups and miniature villages. I spend way more time than I admit looking at set-ups online and really want to have a Christmas village when I have the space and the money. It takes a shit ton of time and effort to build things like that. As stated above, though, Chris would surely build his out of Lego and enter it in competitions then get pissy when he lost.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...homas-The-Tank-Engine-watching-hours-day.html This is the article I was thinking of, though it's from Daily Mail so consume with copious salt. It doesn't sound farfetched just based on my experience with speds. Media is so addicting to them (well, to all kids), and Chris is a perfect example of what happens when it's a third parent.
Seems to be legit:Bridechu said:http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...homas-The-Tank-Engine-watching-hours-day.html This is the article I was thinking of, though it's from Daily Mail so consume with copious salt.