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[[Chris]], being an attention whore of sorts, has frequently managed to find himself in the media spotlight. | [[Chris]], being an attention whore of sorts, has frequently managed to find himself in the '''media''' spotlight. Television, newspapers, magazines and, of course, the internet - if Chris can find some way to earn his 15 minutes of fame some way, he'll do so. | ||
==Sonic The Hedgehog Watch And Win== | |||
''Main Article: [[Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes]]'' | |||
Chris's first known appearance in the media was a news report in 1992 chronicling Chris's first victory, winning a contest celebrating one of the [[Sonic the Hedgehog]] cartoons. | |||
==Richmond Times-Dispatch== | |||
''Main Article: [[IT TOOK A TALKING BEAR TO GIVE THE NAME A YOUNG BOY LOVES]]'' | |||
In 29 1993, the ''Richmond Times-Dispatch'' newspaper ran an article detailing how Chris changed his name from "Christopher" to the more well-known "Christian". | |||
==Nintendo Power Magazine== | |||
''Main Article: [[Nintendo Power Magazine]]'' | |||
Twice, Chris has used the magazine ''Nintendo Power'' to get himself attention. First was a letter Chris wrote telling Nintendo how [[lie|he used a video game to cure his fear of talking to girls]]. The second time detailed Chris's Animal Crossing video, though there he was known as [[Sonichu]], not Chris. | |||
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Revision as of 10:31, 17 October 2009
Chris, being an attention whore of sorts, has frequently managed to find himself in the media spotlight. Television, newspapers, magazines and, of course, the internet - if Chris can find some way to earn his 15 minutes of fame some way, he'll do so.
Sonic The Hedgehog Watch And Win
Main Article: Sonic the Hedgehog Watch & Win Sweepstakes
Chris's first known appearance in the media was a news report in 1992 chronicling Chris's first victory, winning a contest celebrating one of the Sonic the Hedgehog cartoons.
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Main Article: IT TOOK A TALKING BEAR TO GIVE THE NAME A YOUNG BOY LOVES
In 29 1993, the Richmond Times-Dispatch newspaper ran an article detailing how Chris changed his name from "Christopher" to the more well-known "Christian".
Nintendo Power Magazine
Main Article: Nintendo Power Magazine
Twice, Chris has used the magazine Nintendo Power to get himself attention. First was a letter Chris wrote telling Nintendo how he used a video game to cure his fear of talking to girls. The second time detailed Chris's Animal Crossing video, though there he was known as Sonichu, not Chris.
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