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Where's Chris?
Thursday 4th February, 2010 00:25 Comments: 0
You've probably seen or heard about the guy that tried to pay Blockbuster with a drawing of a spider. I've been reading the other content on his site for a while, and he recently posted a competition! The Where's Chris? competiton encourages people to use a not-very-flattering photo of a guy called Christopher Gould and insert it into photos that "prove" that Chris leaves the house.

I submitted the following entry, but I haven't seen it on his site (although some other new photos have gone up):

Crasher Chris

It's possible he ruled it out because his own competition is based on the idea of Crasher Squirrel, but I'd like to think that he recently watched the film Up In The Air (that I quite enjoyed, although I'm not sure it deserves an 8.0 on IMDb), where George Clooney's asked to take picures of a cardboard cutout of his sister and her fiancé Jim in different places because they didn't have the money for a honeymoon. Of course, I'm probably wrong, and it's based on Crasher Squirrel and I look rather stupid. Anyway, feel free to enter your own, and I hope you liked mine.
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