Positive attributes -

[Sonichu Fan]

We all know Chris is a...different individual, but this is a thread to post things about him/her, no matter how small, that you find at least somewhat normal or even positive.

 

[Dio Brando]

Don't we already have a thread about this?

 

[Miniscule Spritz]

 

[Segue]

Well, he's persistent I guess.

 

[Null]

We have this thread once every two months.

Rundown:

• "He does what he wants and doesn't let people get in his way."
• "He makes me laugh."
• "He loves his parents."
• "He doesn't do [something that is bad]"

 

[Ronald Gaygun]

He's never killed a man.


...that we know of.

 

[fuzzypickles]

 

[Francis York Morgan]

None.

 

[autism420]

He has a lot of Nintendo stuff.

 

[Plushy]

If you stop to think about it, his life is so miserable you'll feel like a winner for not being him, in that sense no one will raise self-esteem than him!

 

[Smoked Sausage]

He loved his pets.

 

[PurpleSquirrel]

He DID send me a relatively friendly response after I emailed him condolences about the house fire.

 

[Reiji]

He's more famous than I am.

 

[nad7155]

He has no shame.

Yes, that CAN be a good thing sometimes.

If I had even one tenth of the weird stuff I did available online, I would have killed myself.

 

[CWCissey]

He's consistent

Also he brought us lovelies together.

 

[TaterBot]

What you see is what you get.

 

[The Phantom on the Hill]

He has no shame.

Yes, that CAN be a good thing sometimes.

If I had even one tenth of the weird stuff I did available online, I would have killed myself.

Having no shame is especially good for an actor, particularly theatre actors.

As for a positive attribute about Chris, well, he owns (or owned) a lot of SEGA stuff. Also, he attended church regularly, but I'm not sure simply attending church is good.

 

[TheOneWhoKnocks]

Consistency in the What the Fuck.

 

[Lurkingjay]

Back when he was doing Sonichu comics, he actually did Sonichu comics -- he put out hundreds of pages of comic material, and while his production got slower and slower, he also put out more and more content per issue. In an Internet full of "ideas guys" who will never write/draw/animate/code anything, guys whose last hope involve trying to scam someone with real creative talent to realize their "ideas" for free or cheap, Chris at least legitimately created his thing. Sure, the comic was incompetent, often traced, and eventually abandoned due to STRESS, but there are a lot of people who will never manage to realize their creative ambitions to the degree Chris did.

 

[DangDirtyTrolls]

Are you his therapist?