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Coerced into saying he was gay on [[YouTube]], [[Christian Weston Chandler]] employed several nonverbal clues to signal to his [[Trolls|fans]] that he was, in fact, straight. Among these was a poster of Sailor Moon, which Chris later explained he looks at every night to help [[Fail|keep him straight]]. | Coerced into saying he was gay on [[YouTube]], [[Christian Weston Chandler]] employed several nonverbal clues to signal to his [[Trolls|fans]] that he was, in fact, straight. Among these was a poster of Sailor Moon, which Chris later explained he looks at every night to help [[Fail|keep him straight]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:09, 25 February 2009
Coerced into saying he was gay on YouTube, Christian Weston Chandler employed several nonverbal clues to signal to his fans that he was, in fact, straight. Among these was a poster of Sailor Moon, which Chris later explained he looks at every night to help keep him straight.
In typical lulzcow fashion, this revelation only serves to tarnish Chris's reputation even further. This is not the first time Chris has referred to heterosexuality as a status he struggles daily to maintain, nor is this the first indication of his sick lust for anime girls. What is new is that of all the posters he could have chosen, Chris uses one that prominently features Chibi-Moon, Sailor Moon's prepubescent daughter from the future. In short, Chris looks at a fetishized cartoon eight-year-old to reinforce his sexual appetites.
Does it work?
No.