I got bored, so I made the family move. That's just how I do.
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The Builder at MTS created this gorgeous house and property. I only re-decorated it.)
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| Alright guys, remain calm - no pushing, no shoving. Just enter the new domicile in an orderly, civilized fashion. |
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| Then form a tight clump and think about each other while Stanley searches for land. |
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| Gross, guys. I don't know what sort of supplements you're taking, Stanley, but it's time to dial down the dosage. |
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| Poppy skips out immediately to visit Adrien Brody. Yup. |
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| It's a short visit. She only stays downstairs long enough to eat a red thing in his dining ... area. |
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| Next, she heads upstairs to make the acquaintance of John Krasinski, who's currently serving a time out. |
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| It's nice to meet each other. |
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| Well that escalated quickly. |
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| I think we might be keeping Adrien up. Also, uh ... are we currently on a boat? |
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| Poppy wastes no time inviting John Krasinski to her home. Yeah, I know. Those flames. Maybe it's a rental. |
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| After a brief, peculiar greeting, they go inside. It's nice inside. |
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| See? You get to watch people shower inside! |
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| I wasn't able to see what happened after Suri left, but John clearly brought a change of clothing and a makeup kit. |
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| Although, I've seen this posture before, so it's safe to say that someone's bread was getting buttered in that shower. |
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| That expedition necessitates Poppy breaking it off with this dude she didn't even know she was dating. |
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| It went just okay. |
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| Despite the drama, the family is settling in nicely. Charlie's even found a way to make a sandcastle out of stone tiles. |
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| Everyone is having a swim, even Poppy, despite her crippling fear of potatoes eating her. In the pool. Pool potatoes. |
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| This family activity was short-lived, however ... |
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| ... since everyone needed to get around the table, as it was time for Charlie to howl into his next age transition. |
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| Sorry, Charlie. Nobody even cares about these things anymore. Nice scarf. Happy birthday. |
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| This is one weird fricking party. |
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| Kayla, I think it's time you consider counseling. This is not the behavior of someone who just ate cake at a pool party. |
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Pictures of the new house, for anyone interested!
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| I think you've seen one of these before. It's a kitchen. |
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| Downstairs bathroom. You can bathe here, or just have conversations. |
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| Downstairs bath #2 - this sink will probably be used to wash dishes, because that's logical. |
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| Good room for clustering. |
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| Other side of clustering room. This entire space is pretty much useless, except for milling about. |
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Here's a room where you can sit at a desk and stare at the kitchen,
or wonder what sort of unstable individuals would choose to sit in those chairs. |
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| What's great about this space is that your family will gather around that piano and never stop playing or listening. Forever. |
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| We're upstairs now. This area is completely inaccessible, so I just put a thing there, to remind everyone about stuff. |
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| This is directly opposite the previous picture. A lonely bed, where we put people we do not like. |
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| The upstairs bathroom. Where the magic happens. |
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| Chess, bitches! |
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| A great place to sit. I'd totally sit there. |
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| A bedroom. Lots of perfume for your stink-obscuring needs. |
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| Another bedroom. I've since had to rearrange the beds, since the Sims are too stupid to figure them out. |
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| The end of the tour. A lone bed. Don't we feel depressed now. |
I Play Sims (part69)
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