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Pat needs us, he used to think his “I beat the trolls, child” story was going to make him famous. Book deals, tv appearances, speaking tours, etc he saw in his future. Now that he’s put all his eggs in one basket of the lol suit, stalking podcast, crying on twitter, failed restraining order, etc now he’s banking on someone making him famous for dealing with trolls and being a brave survivor. Pat thinks the victim business will pay big time.
Holy shit how does seeing a museum suddenly add atmospherics to his writing. Pants shitting 1.7 retard
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I bet he thinks since the muppets did it 30 years ago it’s something that will work in 2022 and will have a huge audience. Do younger people even know “A Christmas Carol”? I’m a couple years younger than Pat and knew it from the many cartoons and 80s / 90s sitcoms that had a Christmas Carol type episode. I feel like that’s one that hasn’t been seen by audiences 18-25. I remember feeling old when I learned younger people didn’t like “A Christmas Story” (it’s old!) And preferred newer Christmas movies.
How has he not done this already is beyond me. Is his ego that big that he can't self publish? It would show initiative and probably get him more sales than shilling his dog shit ancient books no one cares about.This is the only publishing house that will take him. Cash up front.
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The quick google I did suggests they make a new version every year; it's just they go nowhere because no one cares.
He has made a firm point to the atalkers that he is a published author; and self-publishing (while it's in his best interests as an author) would be letting the atalkers win.
That’s what I was thinking, I know they still do it yet it seems like the younger audience doesn’t even know it and older audiences have seen it done to death so they avoid. If you grew up in the 90s pretty much every family sitcom had a Christmas Carol episode as well as just about every cartoon. Talk about beating a dead horse.
Kind of; he wrote the Bachman books under a pen-name to see if he could sell books without the Stephen King branding. He wanted to know if he was still a good writer, or whether he'd gone to shit.
That’s true, he says hes a published author and will not settle for any other option. He’s going on two years since a book without a publisher and writing on spec. He doesn’t even make vague references to his “scripts” making moves. It’s also why he won’t get a real job, he’s told himself he’s an author and that’s it, even if he doesn’t sell any books and lays on a couch tweeting all day.
I think I saw that one in theaters when I was a kid. I remember that one that came after it wasn’t as good and I stopped watching muppet movies. If you grew up in the 90s pretty much every sitcom had a Christmas Carol episode. I think even Saved By The Bell had one!
Muppets From Space or was it Treasure Island after? I enjoyed them all growing up tbphwc. I hate that Pat likes Christmas Carol but I guess a fat broken clock and all.
