Joseph Herring - Revision history

KennyOfHrub at 09:30, 23 December 2025

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}

	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] ~~"buddies"~~. They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>		'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] friends. They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.
			[[File:0244-JosephWHerring97.jpg\|thumb\|1997 image]]
	When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.		When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}

	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>		'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

	When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was a ~~fairly~~ good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.		When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.

	Joe now lives in [[Wikipedia:High Point, North Carolina\|High Point, North Carolina]].<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010648302430&sk=about Facebook]</ref>		Joe now lives in [[Wikipedia:High Point, North Carolina\|High Point, North Carolina]].<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010648302430&sk=about Facebook]</ref>

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}
	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's ~~jeep~~ when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>
			'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}
	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>		'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}

	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] ~~"buddies"~~. They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>		'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] friends. They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.
			[[File:0244-JosephWHerring97.jpg\|thumb\|1997 image]]
	When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.		When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.

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	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}

	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>		'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few [[MALE\|male]] "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

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	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.

	When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was a ~~fairly~~ good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.		When high-res images from the [[DVD]] slideshow were released, it was discovered that Joseph was in fact a good-looking young man with a clean face and neat black hair; it is likely that Chris drew him horribly disfigured [[Chris and his Ego\|to make himself look good]] in comparison. The [[LEGO]] figure Chris made of Joe in 2014 is somewhat closer to his actual appearance.

	Joe now lives in [[Wikipedia:High Point, North Carolina\|High Point, North Carolina]].<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010648302430&sk=about Facebook]</ref>		Joe now lives in [[Wikipedia:High Point, North Carolina\|High Point, North Carolina]].<ref>[https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100010648302430&sk=about Facebook]</ref>

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	[[Image:JoeHerring.jpg\|right\|thumb\|right\|120px\|...and as Chris depicted him.]]		[[Image:JoeHerring.jpg\|right\|thumb\|right\|120px\|...and as Chris depicted him.]]
	{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}		{{Quote\|In my Freshman Year, I was selected to be Manager/Water Boy for the Varsity Basketball Team. With my partner, who was Junior, Josheph Herring. He and I were good buddies. He confided in me his dating experiences with his ex-girlfriend then (I can't remember her name, but I'm sure she would remember). Poor fellow; that night she dumped him, he cried all by his lonesome in the cold all that night. I empathized with him, and I was able to help him cheer up. I lost touch with him after he graduated Class of 1998, yet I wonder what's he been up to and how he has been.\|Chris, on his [[Chris's Wikipedia profile\|Wikipedia profile]]}}
	'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's ~~jeep~~ when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>
			'''Joseph Herring''' (born 14 December 1979) was one of Chris's few male "buddies". They were water boys for the varsity basketball team at [[Manchester High School]]. Two years older, Joseph told Chris about his girlfriend, whose name may have been Lindsay. Chris consoled him when he got dumped.<ref>[[User:ChrisChanSonichu profile#The Teenage Years]]</ref> According to Chris, she gave him a "bum steer".<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref> Chris once rode in Joseph's Jeep when the buses failed to turn up for a game.<ref>[[:Image:0232-CWCNote3.jpg\|DVD 99]]</ref>

	Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.		Joseph (later [[Retroactive continuity in Sonichu\|retconned]] as '''Joe Herr''') appears in [[Sonichu 7\|''Sonichu'' #7]] only during a time travel storyline. He is depicted in the comic with a ripped vest, messy brown hair and a bad case of acne. It was presumed that [[Manchester High School\|Manchester High]] employs the use of the [[Slow-in-the-minds\|mentally handicapped]] and horribly disfigured students to clean jockstraps and refill water bottles. The reasons given in the comic for his breakup with his girlfriend involve an incident in a restaurant involving "spilled soup" and "[[Homos\|tossed salad]]". A pimply character similar to Joe appears in [[Sonichu 5\|''Sonichu'' #5]] with a girlfriend, both of whom are split apart due to [[Mary Lee Walsh]]'s quest to [[Virginia is for Virgins\|make true love illegal in Virginia]]. It is unknown if this throwaway character is intended to be Joe.