Thats just the message we need to send to kids, keep eating greasy food and you will be rewarded. But hey in the Sims it doesn't matter if your obese in real life, your character online can be a super model @_@
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Juke Joint Jezebel
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"NO VEM BER"
, posted Wed 18 Sep 15:50
AAAAAA i can't wait for sims online! me and a friend are gonna simulate lazy 30 year old losers that live in their parents' basement!
as for that article, haha, i don't mind the product placement. makes the game more "real" when they use products that we see every day instead of making up products and companies of their own. hey, McDonald's gets advertisement through a popular game and EA gets more funds to do more Sims projects. awesome
CrazyMike 200th Post
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, posted Wed 18 Sep 17:01
Can do you do "evil" things in Sims Online? i.e can I simulate a perverted peeping tom who sits outside peoples houses and watches them all day ^_^
Juke Joint Jezebel
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, posted Wed 18 Sep 18:34
hehe only time can tell when i get my copy, i'm gonna do some insane (yet friendly) stuff, like creating a gigantic labyrinth, or having an all-outdoor home (hehe, i've done it before. it's fun. the only problem are those pesky burglars @_@). i've got a couple more ideas too. that reminds me, i wonder if fellow online Sims will be friendly. that'd be odd. imagine Sims like other online games on American servers
"HEY ASSHOLE ARE YOU HOME???!" *steps on your flowers* *kicks your flamingo* *steals your food* "L8R LEWZER" *swipes your newspaper*
, posted Wed 18 Sep 19:41
what about people playing in foreign languages?
*remembers playing Lineage a few years back during beta test, I walked around asking, "anybody here speak english?" a guy walked up to me and stood there facing me, spoke some Korean and then hacked me to death @_@
"Sim-ulate your appetite with a virtual burger" 
"NO VEM BER" 