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What if Chris could fly?
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What if Chris could fly?
He would shit his pants and suffocate because he didn't do anything.What if Chris forgot how to breathe?
Then he would blame his death on the trolls with his last gasp of air.What if Chris forgot how to breathe?
Dozens of alternate Chrises would band together to fight the blue-armed menace, marching to SEGA HQ and pepper-spraying anyone who stands in their way. In the end, they'd get about half a mile from 14 Branchland Court before they'd all collapse and die of exhaustion (and stress).What if the current convergence of lolcow eruptions really is the beginning of "Crisis on Infinite Derps," as someone suggested yesterday?
What if Chris was the Joker?
Everyone would have DIRTY, CRAPPED, BREIFSHe wouldn't be funny or threatening, just dumb.
What if Chris became a giant, demolishing cities in his wake?
"Wh- We are the Borg. Lower your DAMN SHIELDS and surrender Your Ships. We will add your sweethearts and Lego to our own. Your culture will adapt to serve us q-sands. So there."What if Chris' biological and technological distinctiveness was added to the Borg?
"Wh- We are the Borg. Lower your DAMN SHIELDS and surrender Your Ships. We will add your sweethearts and Lego to our own. Your culture will adapt to serve us q-sands. So there."
What if Chris was a redshirt on the Enterprise?"Wh- We are the Borg. Lower your DAMN SHIELDS and surrender Your Ships. We will add your sweethearts and Lego to our own. Your culture will adapt to serve us q-sands. So there."
What if Chris was a redshirt on the Enterprise?
I imagine Chris' rotund shape would mean he'd be the only starfleet ensign with an exposed midriff.What if Chris was a redshirt on the Enterprise?
That would mean that the standards for Star Trek has gone way down, brotherWhat if Chris was a redshirt on the Enterprise?
That would mean that the standards for Star Trek has gone way down, brother