Sonichu CWCville's Marital Law -

[Chelonian]

I've always wondered what was so important in CWCville to warrant a entire division of the army, seeing as how it has super-powered walking death machines at the mayor's beck and call.

Why do they need tanks when they have a hedgehog that can shoot plasma hotter than the sun like he doesn't have a care in the world?

 

[Konstantinos]

Because Chris is Chris and Chris doesn't think these things through.

 

[Picklechu]

Because Chris is Chris and Chris doesn't think these things through.

/thread.

 

[Le Bateleur]

Heterosexuals couples can marry, homosexual couples cannot.
There appears to be no requirement to give public notice of intention to marry, given that Sonichu and Rosechu were secretly hitched for three years before revealing it.

That's about as much as I know about marital law in CWCville.

 

[Chelonian]

Heterosexuals couples can marry, homosexual couples cannot.
There appears to be no requirement to give public notice of intention to marry, given that Sonichu and Rosechu were secretly hitched for three years before revealing it.

That's about as much as I know about marital law in CWCville.

Ah, the unintended hilarity of typos.

 

[Henry Bemis]

Heterosexuals couples can marry, homosexual couples cannot.
There appears to be no requirement to give public notice of intention to marry, given that Sonichu and Rosechu were secretly hitched for three years before revealing it.

That's about as much as I know about marital law in CWCville.

Not to mention that apparently, widows are assigned new husbands against their will.

Also, the GREAT DIRECTOR condones a woman marrying her rapist.

 

[Connor Bible]

I think we forgot to add incest to Chris's list of desires.

EDIT: I completely forgot that this was in the Sonichu section. My apologies.

Yeah... I haven't really read any of Chris's chronicles of CWCville, but something in my soda-inflated gut tells me not to. As an aspiring fiction writer, I feel like even delving into the work of Chris would be beneath me, which is saying something. I'm not the kind of guy that looks down on people, but... damn.

 

[Tragi-Chan]

Yeah... I haven't really read any of Chris's chronicles of CWCville, but something in my soda-inflated gut tells me not to. As an aspiring fiction writer, I feel like even delving into the work of Chris would be beneath me, which is saying something. I'm not the kind of guy that looks down on people, but... damn.

I take the view that even a terrible work of art can teach you something, if only by thinking, "This is crap - but what specifically makes it crap, and how could it be better?" The difficulty with Sonichu is that pretty much all of it is terrible except the stuff that's plagiarised.

 

[Le Bateleur]

I take the view that even a terrible work of art can teach you something, if only by thinking, "This is crap - but what specifically makes it crap, and how could it be better?" The difficulty with Sonichu is that pretty much all of it is terrible except the stuff that's plagiarised.

It's a good object lesson in how not to use what influences you as a creator.

Also, there's something about how bad it is that challenges you to make something better from the bare materials.