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'''February''' was the second month of '''[[2015]]'''. This month began with [[Chris]] revealing his [[Chris and art|artwork]] for an obscure power-noise group's most recent release, followed by a widely-publicized (on [[Kiwi Farms]], nonetheless) [[documentary]] about him seeing release on [[YouTube]], and him updating his [[eBay]] for the first time in forever. | |||
'''February''' | |||
On the 5th, [[Chris]] stood trial again for the events of [[26 December 2014]]. It would be continued to 2 April. Notably, from eyewitness accounts given, Chris came in his [[tomgirl]] attire, eliciting a response from his public defender. Despite this, no reports of him macing anybody have surfaced. | On the 5th, [[Chris]] stood trial again for the events of [[26 December 2014]]. It would be continued to 2 April. Notably, from eyewitness accounts given, Chris came in his [[tomgirl]] attire, eliciting a response from his public defender. Despite this, no reports of him macing anybody have surfaced. | ||
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* 14 February - [[Valentines Day Hymn|Valentine's Day]]. Like [[2014|previous]] [[2013|years]], Chris did not have any [[Love Quest|big plans]] for the holiday. | * 14 February - [[Valentines Day Hymn|Valentine's Day]]. Like [[2014|previous]] [[2013|years]], Chris did not have any [[Love Quest|big plans]] for the holiday. | ||
* 18 February - [[Pokemon|Ash]] Wednesday. | * 18 February - [[Pokemon|Ash]] Wednesday. | ||
* 24 February - Chris [[Chris's birthday|turned 33]]. To celebrate, audio of Chris's date with Catherine was leaked on | * 24 February - Chris [[Chris's birthday|turned 33]]. To celebrate, audio of Chris's date with Catherine was leaked on the forums. | ||
* 27 February - Chris shares an article on Facebook about the [[Chris and death|death]] of Leonard Nimoy. | * 27 February - Chris shares an article on Facebook about the [[Chris and death|death]] of Leonard Nimoy. | ||
Revision as of 20:43, 27 February 2015
February was the second month of 2015. This month began with Chris revealing his artwork for an obscure power-noise group's most recent release, followed by a widely-publicized (on Kiwi Farms, nonetheless) documentary about him seeing release on YouTube, and him updating his eBay for the first time in forever.
On the 5th, Chris stood trial again for the events of 26 December 2014. It would be continued to 2 April. Notably, from eyewitness accounts given, Chris came in his tomgirl attire, eliciting a response from his public defender. Despite this, no reports of him macing anybody have surfaced.
From 13 February to 26 February, there was a noticeable drought of contents from Chris, but that ended on 27 February when Chris shared an article about the death of Leonard Nimoy, a.k.a. Spock from Star Trek.
Events of February 2015
- 1 February - Chris reveals that he was commissioned to do the album artwork for the newest release from noise music group L'eclipse Nue, Negative. In typical Chris fashion, he couldn't help but scrawl his huge signature across the piece.
- 2 February - The fan-made documentary Christian Weston Chandler is released by sachumo.
- 2 February - Chris makes a triumphant return to eBay.
- 5 February - Chris's court date following the GameStop incident takes place. The case will continue on 2 April 2015[1].
- 10 February - Chris makes an update on his medallion business. Also, Flipnote Studio 3D is finally released in North America.
- 11 February - Chris announces his excitement over the aforementioned game on Facebook.
- 13 February - A deluxe edition of Trollsta's Paradise: A True and Honest Tribute to Christian & The Hedgehog Boys was released.
- 14 February - Valentine's Day. Like previous years, Chris did not have any big plans for the holiday.
- 18 February - Ash Wednesday.
- 24 February - Chris turned 33. To celebrate, audio of Chris's date with Catherine was leaked on the forums.
- 27 February - Chris shares an article on Facebook about the death of Leonard Nimoy.
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