Chris didn't really swindle him, though. He only went to the up-front charging thing because [band led by dean and gene]s kept pledging and then canceling their donations to "troll" him. This was public knowledge for months.
This spastic swindled himself.
Chris could have been incredibly generous and given it back but fuck that guy. I'd have kept it too and told him to fuck himself.
What's funny is, it's one thing to lose some money on a lame trolling plan, but it's even better that Chris publicly rejected his "romantic advances". Talk about looking like a fucking knob.
What's funny is, it's one thing to lose some money on a lame trolling plan, but it's even better that Chris publicly rejected his "romantic advances". Talk about looking like a fucking knob.
When you look at the fact that Chris got swindled by Joshua Wise and Stephen Boyd, the fact that most of these mental deficients get outright owned by Chris really shows who lives on the far left skinny arm of the bell curve.
Just remember to not only play along with his delusions but also treat him horribly and constantly insert nazi references into his roleplay that go over his head, otherwise he'll block you.
Not even being sarcastic.
Just remember to not only play along with his delusions but also treat him horribly and constantly insert nazi references into his roleplay that go over his head, otherwise he'll block you.
Not even being sarcastic.
He/she’s just gonna get ignored again. Cherry came at him the wrong way. You have to make it personal for him by doing good art of his Characters and sucking him into the canon that you create for him. Like the Idea Guys and Ben Saint did except one was an actual troll and the other is a sanctimonious asshole.
He/she’s just gonna get ignored again. Cherry came at him the wrong way. You have to make it personal for him by doing good art of his Characters and sucking him into the canon that you create for him. Like the Idea Guys and Ben Saint did except one was an actual troll and the other is a sanctimonious asshole.
