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In February, Chris tried selling on [[Lulu]] again and sold [[Damaged original art for sale|damaged art]] for $100. He continued to debate "[[Chris and reality|reality]] cartoons" with [[Bryanfrogboy]], and [[Chris's birthday|turned 36]]. | In February, Chris tried selling on [[Lulu]] again and sold [[Damaged original art for sale|damaged art]] for $100. He continued to debate "[[Chris and reality|reality]] cartoons" with [[Bryanfrogboy]], and [[Chris's birthday|turned 36]]. Other than these, this month saw very little activity from Chris. | ||
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Revision as of 22:08, 5 March 2018
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2018 is the tenth year of organized trolling.
January
- Main article: January 2018
After hearing a rumor of a panel dedicated to him, Chris decided to travel to D.C. to attend to MAGfest. Not only was he correct, but he also received a surprisingly warm welcome. He was still under the influence of the infamous Idea Guy, declaring the marriage of Mewtwo and Magi-Chan and smashing a doll on camera under the belief that it was bugged by Nazis. The Idea Guy was finally doxed on January 22, revealed to be Kiwi Farms user Joshua Wise. More information was leaked about the Idea Guy, including fake news clips, audio recordings, and what appears to be unfinished works for Sonichu #16. There were also apologies to Alec Benson Leary and Michael Snyder. More of Sonichu #12-9 was uploaded. Chris also tried to sell his old Pokémon cards, ostensibly to fix Barb's teeth.
February
- Main article: February 2018
In February, Chris tried selling on Lulu again and sold damaged art for $100. He continued to debate "reality cartoons" with Bryanfrogboy, and turned 36. Other than these, this month saw very little activity from Chris.
March
- Main article: March 2018