Just strikes me while reading something. Does he really look it that way? 
Bgheff said:No. trying to contact Chris over the internet means trolling him. If you are willing to hang out with him personally I think he'd be just fine making friends if you could tolerate him.
Seahorses said:Bgheff said:No. trying to contact Chris over the internet means trolling him. If you are willing to hang out with him personally I think he'd be just fine making friends if you could tolerate him.
... And not smell him.
CatParty said:and when barb kicks it:
everyone=trolls
Alec Benson Leary said:Telling him things he doesn't want to hear, or asking for equality/reciprocation, he considers trolling.
I think without the troll sagas to give him a cartoon escapade to live, he just would have hit his lonely depression a few years sooner.Anchuent Christory said:In fact that's quite a good topic. Would Chris have been better off if nobody had ever discovered his laughable comic? Or would he have been even lonelier without the interaction that he did have? It could be argued that the trolling gave him stimulation and there were times when he seemed to really enjoy the competition with his various nemesis.
Anchuent Christory said:Would Chris have been better off if nobody had ever discovered his laughable comic? Or would he have been even lonelier without the interaction that he did have? It could be argued that the trolling gave him stimulation and there were times when he seemed to really enjoy the competition with his various nemesis.
Eh, aside from things like the parappa the rapper contest thing, the most internet stuff Chris did was his shitty tripod site.Anchuent Christory said:However it was either trolls or nobody. Without the trolling he would have spent his mid 20's pimping himself out to the entire internet... and getting absolutely nothing in return.
He would've been slightly better off. And I don't know if he would've been lonelier. If you consider the trolling to provide good interaction, then yeah, he would've been lonelier without them. But I don't really consider the trolls to be good company. Just plain stimulation doesn't mean he has friends or people he enjoys talking to.Anchuent Christory said:In fact that's quite a good topic. Would Chris have been better off if nobody had ever discovered his laughable comic? Or would he have been even lonelier without the interaction that he did have? It could be argued that the trolling gave him stimulation and there were times when he seemed to really enjoy the competition with his various nemesis.
Marvin said:And about him enjoying competition: I don't get why you would think this. All his videos in his dealings with Clyde and other enemies are him yelling and ranting. Why would you think he's enjoying dealing with his enemies?
Chris colors people who seriously cross him as cartoon villains, but they're still causing problems in his life. He'd be happier if he didn't have the problems in the first place. Unlike normal people, he doesn't need a deeper purpose to life. I mean, really, his goal is to get a wife who'll support him so he can be the house-husband. He'd be happy to sperg around town, come home, play video games and then get some hanky panky from his wife and go to sleep.Little-Lovely said:Marvin said:And about him enjoying competition: I don't get why you would think this. All his videos in his dealings with Clyde and other enemies are him yelling and ranting. Why would you think he's enjoying dealing with his enemies?
He seemed to get into it a lot. In his mind he probably thought himself as the protagonist who fights against injustice and homos.
Not lonelier, but he would have been lonely sooner. Of course he didn't enjoy his troll sagas (except for the odd occasion where he was allowed to think he scored some victory), but they sure as hell distracted him from reality.Marvin said:And I don't know if he would've been lonelier.
Even his MOTHER agrees.Fatty said:"I DO NOT KNOW WHY I would expect ANY woman to be Attracted to me, IN PUBLIC, except for the fact that I am Handsome ..."
Alec Benson Leary said:Of course he didn't enjoy his troll sagas (except for the odd occasion where he was allowed to think he scored some victory), but they sure as hell distracted him from reality.