FB 8/28 - Feeling off
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
That's assuming he had it in the first place.
Chris really could be some kind of parrot-kin.
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- 15 de Ene, 2014
"I was being Supportive in relating to having to deal with that type of person who is more preoccupied with themselves."
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- 28 de Abr, 2015
@Doopie you seriously should start considering your safety and taking legal measures to keep him from contacting you. This is an unstable aging man with a questionable grip on reality. This is really for his own good, in the end.
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- 15 de Abr, 2016
Has Christine contacted his brother Cole to vote for the victim? Or is Cole going to vote for the trolls due to Jerkop mind control?
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- 19 de Ago, 2017
"We are Serious Decepticons who will Blackmail You, unless you Block Christine."
I love how Optimus Tard's idea of trolls is so black and white. He immediately cranks everything from a one to a ten. Now if he'd channel that hatred into his comic.
And while we wait for the next few pages, let's all kindly welcome our newest kiwi member - "Serious Decepticon"
I love how Optimus Tard's idea of trolls is so black and white. He immediately cranks everything from a one to a ten. Now if he'd channel that hatred into his comic.
And while we wait for the next few pages, let's all kindly welcome our newest kiwi member - "Serious Decepticon"
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- 26 de Abr, 2017
Life is simpler that way.
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- 2 de Ene, 2016
Seeing everything as black-and-white, with-me-or-against-me is actually the only normal thing about chris
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- 30 de Ago, 2017
He never learns, does he? I don't understand how someone do the same thing over and over again and expect a different outcome. Instead when he's met with an negative result he just shifts the blame.
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- 17 de Feb, 2016
This is pretty normal behavior, actually. Just about everyone on Earth is invested in the idea that they are "a good person, basically", and we have this idea that good people should be rewarded and only bad people should be punished. So they do the same stupid things over and over--like, say, banging anything that moves--and then demand sympathy when the negative outcome finally arrives (STD).
Chris is just an exaggerated version of it because his chosen stupid behavior is socially unacceptable.
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- 29 de Mar, 2014
People with autism can have difficulty with ambiguity. It's why MLP and other child-friendly cartoons are so appealing to Chris. There's no questionable morality and the characters are either pure good guys or naughty bad guys.
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- 9 de Jul, 2016
That's what happens when you try to be nice and politely shoot him down.
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- 31 de Mayo, 2017
Exactly - and those on the lower end of the autistic spectrum (where Chris actually sits as opposed to his claims of being high functioning) have particular difficulty when it comes to this area. It's why we've never seen Chris following shows with challenging themes/plotlines and complex characters, as he's either unable or too lazy to figure them out.
I could never see Chris becoming an avid fan of something like Rick and Morty with its morally ambiguous characters, and the complex themes and sub-plots that are present in the show. Not to mention that he wouldn't be able to get a lot of the gags or running jokes due to his literal way of thinking. Speaking of which, Chris' favourite Tara Strong does have a minor role in the newest episode.
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- 1 de Dic, 2015
True that. When he has talked about complicated things like that, I forgot which but there's been a few, he always points out some small, insignificant think to like.
IE: If he watched Rick and Morty, he'd probably point out some alien he likes, or how funny it was when Rick did _____, but is really a bad man because he's so selfish.
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