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What was "Honor Roll" expecting with the "Attraction Sign"? Did the fat imbecile really expect some supermodel to just stroll into McDonald's as he stuffs his fat face while derping around, and just bluntly ask him out right then and there? I guess if it did work, he'd excitedly call his mom and derp at her that his "Love Quest" is finally over.
 
What was "Honor Roll" expecting with the "Attraction Sign"? Did the fat imbecile really expect some supermodel to just stroll into McDonald's as he stuffs his fat face while derping around, and just bluntly ask him out right then and there?
Yes. He thought a boyfriend-free girl would see it and ask him out.
 
What was "Honor Roll" expecting with the "Attraction Sign"? Did the fat imbecile really expect some supermodel to just stroll into McDonald's as he stuffs his fat face while derping around, and just bluntly ask him out right then and there? I guess if it did work, he'd excitedly call his mom and derp at her that his "Love Quest" is finally over.
I still think the theory that Chris would hang around on college campuses, see some girl standing outside, then her boyfriend comes up and she gets excited and they hug and both go off together really fucked him up. He probably thought they didn't know each other, and it was love at first sight, then he thought that girls just didn't know he was looking and that's why none of them did the same thing to him, thus the sign.
 
What was "Honor Roll" expecting with the "Attraction Sign"? Did the fat imbecile really expect some supermodel to just stroll into McDonald's as he stuffs his fat face while derping around, and just bluntly ask him out right then and there? I guess if it did work, he'd excitedly call his mom and derp at her that his "Love Quest" is finally over.

Short answer, yes or at least land a date.

Long answer, yes, anytime he spammed entries for contests he actually won a few. Probadly his logic is that if does the same he should get his dream boyfriend free girl. He has tried online but it didn't work out.
 
one contest
he got pissed off every other time he didnt win a la adam stackhouse target shooting

This is correct. He lucked out and won the Sanic sweepstakes at KB Toys when he was a kid and this had a massive effect on his mindset from then on, both in becoming a Sonic the Hedgehog mega-fan and in how he viewed contests.

He expected he could do the bare minimum and 'win' any contest he entered into because he was autistic (and made sure the contest runners knew it) and thus deserved to win no matter what. When reality didn't meet his expectations, he flew into a rage about it (much like Russell Greer) because "I just won" once before, and that means I should always 'just win' again!
 
This is correct. He lucked out and won the Sanic sweepstakes at KB Toys when he was a kid and this had a massive effect on his mindset from then on, both in becoming a Sonic the Hedgehog mega-fan and in how he viewed contests.

He expected he could do the bare minimum and 'win' any contest he entered into because he was autistic (and made sure the contest runners knew it) and thus deserved to win no matter what. When reality didn't meet his expectations, he flew into a rage about it (much like Russell Greer) because "I just won" once before, and that means I should always 'just win' again!
Which in turn has eventually ended up with him believing he's a manifestation of God, multiple times over, and his will can be made manifest into reality I.E. "I want to win this contest, therefore I will win it by default."

Probably worth noting that he wasn't even the only winner - some other girl also won and in a perfect contrasting display shared the prize money with her classmates.
 
Which in turn has eventually ended up with him believing he's a manifestation of God, multiple times over, and his will can be made manifest into reality I.E. "I want to win this contest, therefore I will win it by default."
comment on "Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes" on YT:

3DSuperWaffle 7 years ago dijo:
It's not the video itself that's horrifying, it's the knowledge of what it has caused.

What we're looking at is a single bolt on a train track. It may not look like much, but once the train hits that bolt, it derails, crashing into a quiet, rural Virginia subdivison and spills 30 tanker cars worth of diesel which catch fire and explode, vaporizing everything within a quarter mile radius.

This contest derailed the train that is Christian Weston Chandler.
 
expected he could do the bare minimum and 'win' any contest he entered into because he was autistic (and made sure the contest runners knew it) and thus deserved to win no matter what
Can you imagine if he happened to win every contest he entered by dumb luck and how much more that would fatten his already obese ego?

It's kind of impressive that Chris has looked middle aged his entire life.
At least as far back as just after high school when Barb QUIT COOKING FOREVER because spaghetti.

Could be bad DNA and more or less daily fast food, or at least just the latter.
 
At least as far back as just after high school when Barb QUIT COOKING FOREVER because spaghetti.
Barb and Chris are pretty similar in that regard. They both exhibit all or nothing thinking that always devolves to whatever the easiest option is. In Barbs case it was apparently to never cook again because her property refused her offer of spaghet.
Could be bad DNA and more or less daily fast food, or at least just the latter.
It's also his general fashion made him look like someone's downy grandpa from the 50's.
 
refused her offer of spaghet
The Tale of Fail seems to have a number of major moments that made the lolcow's life much worse than before:

- being "given the birth"
- "just won" the sweepstakes
- that CD cover assignment
- graduating high school
- the spaghetti incident
- starting the "Love Quest"
- going "Tomgirl"
- that "Idea Guys" meddling
- "healing" his elderly mother
- reading the Bible in the "Jail of Fail"
 
The Tale of Fail seems to have a number of major moments that made the lolcow's life much worse than before:

- being "given the birth"
- "just won" the sweepstakes
- that CD cover assignment
- graduating high school
- the spaghetti incident
- starting the "Love Quest"
- going "Tomgirl"
- that "Idea Guys" meddling
- "healing" his elderly mother
- reading the Bible in the "Jail of Fail"
In most of these instances, Chris has had his worldview stepped on and underscored as being completely wrong, but every time he always retreats and doubles down on himself being the super special person the whole world should be spoiling.

The driving motivation is simply avoiding difficulty of any nature that does not present immediate short-term rewards, then as he's gotten older he pines for the nostalgia of his youth when life wasn't so harsh and complicated. CWCVille, then eventually whatever Rick and Morty bullshit it got warped into, was the world that accepted him unconditionally without him having to make any effort whatsoever at getting along with other people. After all, he was perfect, why should he change? It was, and really on some level still is, the world that should change for him as he believes it.

That's why it's so easy to manipulate him if you play into his fantasies. He NEEDS the confirmation he's the special one, which is all he got as a child but as an adult nobody has time for that shit except I guess Caden. It's all a childish game where he refuses to grow up, nothing more.
 
In most of these instances, Chris has had his worldview stepped on and underscored as being completely wrong, but every time he always retreats and doubles down on himself being the super special person the whole world should be spoiling.

The driving motivation is simply avoiding difficulty of any nature that does not present immediate short-term rewards, then as he's gotten older he pines for the nostalgia of his youth when life wasn't so harsh and complicated. CWCVille, then eventually whatever Rick and Morty bullshit it got warped into, was the world that accepted him unconditionally without him having to make any effort whatsoever at getting along with other people. After all, he was perfect, why should he change? It was, and really on some level still is, the world that should change for him as he believes it.

That's why it's so easy to manipulate him if you play into his fantasies. He NEEDS the confirmation he's the special one, which is all he got as a child but as an adult nobody has time for that shit except I guess Caden. It's all a childish game where he refuses to grow up, nothing more.

So in other words CWCVille is that episode from the Twilight Zone with the reality warper kid, and Chris is that kid, eternally. It%27s_A_Good_Life.JPG.webp
 
In most of these instances, Chris has had his worldview stepped on and underscored as being completely wrong, but every time he always retreats and doubles down on himself being the super special person the whole world should be spoiling.
One big fat example of that: the CD cover project. The teacher told him "no copyrighted characters", after he wanted to just make some crappy cover with vidya characters all over (like a "Pooh's Adventures" thing). So what does the "special" kid do? Struggles with his small mind until he has a "brain fart blast" of Sonic and Pikachu... combined! And then he gets reassurance from Bob that it's totally OK! And so he then dumps out a still crappy cover with a derpy self portrait, and claimed he somehow got an A for it.

And of course, the "invention" of "Sonichu" is what contributed to the Tale of Fail getting significantly worse down the Path of Fail.
 
So in other words CWCVille is that episode from the Twilight Zone with the reality warper kid, and Chris is that kid, eternally.Ver archivo adjunto 9212373
Actually, yes, comparing Chris to Anthony Freemont is a very apt thing. What's even more horrifying is the modern Twilight Zone did a sequel episode where Anthony has a daughter almost the same way Chris's fantasized daughter Crystal would have turned out (read: THE WHOLE TOWN IS FUCKING DEAD).

One big fat example of that: the CD cover project. The teacher told him "no copyrighted characters", after he wanted to just make some crappy cover with vidya characters all over (like a "Pooh's Adventures" thing). So what does the "special" kid do? Struggles with his small mind until he has a "brain fart blast" of Sonic and Pikachu... combined! And then he gets reassurance from Bob that it's totally OK! And so he then dumps out a still crappy cover with a derpy self portrait, and claimed he somehow got an A for it.

And of course, the "invention" of "Sonichu" is what contributed to the Tale of Fail getting significantly worse down the Path of Fail.
I actually don't think the CD cover mattered that much in the greater scope of things. Sure, it's why Sonichu exists, but the only thing that happened was Chris being told that minimally ripping off licenced characters means you have COMPLETELY original characters. Had Sonic been allowed, or Sonichu rejected for just being yellow Sonic (ironically entirely possible had the teacher known about the Super Sonic form), CWCville would just be populated by the original characters outright, with all the weirdo elemental hedgehogs replaced by pokemon (I.E. Magi-chan being straight up Mewtwo). Remember 'Rex Skysoar?' Probably not, but Chris decided he needed goddamn Eggman for something so he just renamed the design, then never actually used him.

The really funny part is that in contrast to all that, Count Graduon is an original character and one that has interesting qualities because he's not so much a person as he is a purely invented concept made manifest: Chris's graduation from MHS. Expanded, he's actually Chris's unwitting personification of the force of Entropy. Much the same way the wolf from The Last Wish is 'Death, straight up,' Entropy simply can't be defeated, but running from it doesn't solve anything. At the same time, you can't defeat the march of time, things WILL end, and the only true way to stop the conflict is to accept the inevitable and learn from it. Naturally, because Chris never could overcome his infantile wishes, Count Graduon never is truly defeated in the comics to this day - even his 'making peace' under the influence of the Idea Guys comes off as him winning since that involved helping a clueless Chris to restart the Holocaust.
 
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