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Doing a Chris 

The act of becoming so antisocial, the most socialising you do is walking your dogs and/or anything with your parents.
Guy 1: Hey, you wanna come out today. Go cinema with the others?

Doing a Chris : Nah, i'm about to have something to eat then i'm walking the dogs. My parents want me home and in bed by 7pm

Guy 1 : He aint coming out again, He's doing a Chris.
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Doing a Chris 

This is where you be extremely toxic (generally because you are bad at something), then blame your toxicity on someone else and still continue to be toxic
Yesterday, I beat my friend at a game so he started Doing a Chris
Doing a Chris by MMOChris415 February 11, 2018

Doing a Chris Benoit 

Doing a Chris Benoit is a verb that anybody eliminates and deletes every mention of someone or something on their memories.

Name came from WWE's deletion of Chris Benoit's achievements for his crime.
Dindo: Our boss is doing a Chris Benoit on Jimmy.
Danny: Who's Jimmy?

Doing a Chris Brown 

A verbal word that describes as breaching a fully paid contract, or ditch a paid event using a flimsy to pathetic excuse.
Name came from Chris Brown's excuse when he failed to appear on a concert paid in full by a religious group in the Philippines, yet appear in a trash concert 2 years later.
Dingo: Look, Mike's Doing a Chris Brown again.
Nina: Not again. He done it before with our sponsor, now he's at it again.
Doing a Chris Brown by Kay Tutan Tayo December 11, 2018

doing a Chris Witcher 

To lose your keys and then eventually find them in an obvious place
"John, we need to go, where are your keys?"

"I'm not sure, think I'm doing a Chris Witcher"
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