Ground Hog Day Chris -

[patricia_wallis]

Chris's life, especially right now, seems to me to be going down the Ground Hog Day route. That is, locked away in his room with his ultimate epic upgraded life upgrade. But what if Chris woke up one day, and as in the film, everyday was the same day...

Would he ever notice?
When / IF he does, would he rage at everything being the same?
Would he rage at his progress in games being reset each day?
Would this crazy warp in the fabric of space and time be the ONLY way to get Chris to change?

Or... would he use the Ground Hog Day Effect to his advantage, causing havok IRL, only to find out the next morning all is forgotten?

Chris and the Ground Hog Day Effect - Let's "look into that"

 

[Squealer]

I'd see the games being the big thing for him

 

[The Master]

I think that he'd probably notice pretty quick, but I don't think he'd ever take advantage of it. In fact, I think he'd only go more crazy!

 

[Tennis-Ball-Tony]

I doubt he would notice for a year or two, like how it doesn't snow or something.

His dooting old mom would still be there, he'd have that hippopotamus about remembering stuff, but it would take a long time for him to notice.

But I can see him settling in for the long run and enjoying it.

Then again there's no results. The LoveQuest can't ever come to fruition, but he'll have his mom.

 

[Masterfoxz2]

Great thread.

 

[GS 281]

tbh the only reason I'm still here is to see the black tape of him crying over Bob's death.

The moment Barb kicks off I am driving down to Ruckersville, kicking down the door and tying him to a chair so I can witness every tear fall down his chin. And I won't be a flaccid vagina about it, I will record it and put it on YouTube, WorldStar and LiveLeak.

 

[Ray Streip]

And it gets locked for being entirely pointless in 3...2...1...

 

[Doc Cassidy]

There's been an awful lot of shitty Chris threads today.

 

[lemongrab]

in before lock?

i don't think he'd notice right away, if at all.

 

[IV 445]

Interestingly, a lot of people on the spectrum enjoy the movie Groundhog Day, because it shows a character fixing every social mistake he makes. Wish fulfillment for the helplessly awkward autists.