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What if Chris was transported to Equestria?
What if OP was being a faggo- oh wait.
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What if Chris was transported to Equestria?
What if as soon as someone makes a MLP-themed thread, Enig criticizes said threadEnig said:What if Chris was transported to Equestria?
What if OP was being a faggo- oh wait.
Well, Enig made the same post in the MLP thread.DykesDykesChina said:What if as soon as someone makes a MLP-themed thread, Enig criticizes said thread![]()
Aside from being mayor and renaming it to CWCville, Chris will honestly do nothing except play vidya, and he would still complain about the town being empty with no one. Barb would still let the buildings rot away since she moves more of her hoard into each building, not to mention the fact that since the town has a 24 hour gas, there might not be anyone to work there unless Chris would begrudgingly let the pumps flow for each motorist who pays, of course he wouldn't pay attention since he would live in the gas station, eating the snack, drinking all the cola, and playing vidya on a tv thats suppose to show surveillance footage.DykesDykesChina said:
What if instead of living in Ruckersville, Charb were the last two residents of Buford, Wyoming, the smallest US town?
During the last years, it had a single inhabitant who was Sherrif, store owner, firefighter and mayor rolled into one. He sold the town to some Vietnamese guys, though, because he wanted to move closer to his son.
How would Charb fare if they lived there? I think Barb would have a huge storage capacity for her hord, and Chris could finally be a real-life mayor.
Henry Bemis said:This would mean (provided they don't cause a ruckus across town lines) no one can hold Chris and Barb accountable for their actions.
The flipside, of course, is that there would be no entities to help them out of their current living conditions.
That is something one should consider. They would still have to do what they are told by the state or county. If their town/home was in bad condition, they would be evicted and the land would taken by the state since they failed to keep the place in good condition.Taurine said:Henry Bemis said:This would mean (provided they don't cause a ruckus across town lines) no one can hold Chris and Barb accountable for their actions.
The flipside, of course, is that there would be no entities to help them out of their current living conditions.
Couldn't the county and/or state still get involved?
c-no said:That is something one should consider. They would still have to do what they are told by the state or county. If their town/home was in bad condition, they would be evicted and the land would taken by the state since they failed to keep the place in good condition.Taurine said:Henry Bemis said:This would mean (provided they don't cause a ruckus across town lines) no one can hold Chris and Barb accountable for their actions.
The flipside, of course, is that there would be no entities to help them out of their current living conditions.
Couldn't the county and/or state still get involved?
And then he'd start to resentAlan Pardew said:Chris and his family will be even more popular and more people will know about Chris (but more on Barb) because imagine the headlines about an immortal woman.