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[[Image:105-LonesomeSelf.jpg|thumb|Get used to it, Chris]] | [[Image:105-LonesomeSelf.jpg|thumb|Get used to it, Chris]] | ||
'''Infinitely-High Boyfriend-Factor''' is Chris's primary concern when he is on his [[Love Quest]]. It refers to the impossibly high probability that any given girl he speaks to will already have a boyfriend, making it impossible for him to find a [[sweetheart]]. The fear of this factor leaves Chris all but paralyzed when he even thinks about speaking to a woman in real life, a fear he has named [[noviophobia]]. | '''Infinitely-High Boyfriend-Factor''' is Chris's primary concern when he is on his [[Love Quest]]. It refers to the impossibly high probability that any given girl he speaks to will [[lie|already have a boyfriend]], making it impossible for him to find a [[sweetheart]]. The fear of this factor leaves Chris all but paralyzed when he even thinks about speaking to a woman in real life, a fear he has named [[noviophobia]]. | ||
Mathematicians have worked in vain for years to disprove Chris's theorem, but the proof is in the pudding. Chris is still single, so it ''must'' be because all the [[JERKS|boys]] have taken all the girls. This realization led him to narrow his search and focus on [[boyfriend-free girls]]. | Mathematicians have worked in vain for years to disprove Chris's theorem, but the proof is in the pudding. Chris is still single, so it ''must'' be because all the [[JERKS|boys]] have taken all the girls. This realization led him to narrow his search and focus on [[boyfriend-free girls]]. | ||
Revision as of 20:59, 28 May 2010
Infinitely-High Boyfriend-Factor is Chris's primary concern when he is on his Love Quest. It refers to the impossibly high probability that any given girl he speaks to will already have a boyfriend, making it impossible for him to find a sweetheart. The fear of this factor leaves Chris all but paralyzed when he even thinks about speaking to a woman in real life, a fear he has named noviophobia.
Mathematicians have worked in vain for years to disprove Chris's theorem, but the proof is in the pudding. Chris is still single, so it must be because all the boys have taken all the girls. This realization led him to narrow his search and focus on boyfriend-free girls.