The Sims 2 Presents: Foster's Valley!

[Sparky]

I don't really follow some of the stuff that's going on in your Sims' saga Cass, but I probably wouldn't get it all even if it were explained.

And for the record, I often like real-life annoying little kids, lol.

As for Sims that are very "huggy": when I first made my Self-Sim I made her more outgoing and funloving but after observing her behavior for a while I brought some of the values down to make her more realistic. I don't go around trying to hug every person I meet in real life (although I've certainly known people who do) - and I'm Italian. But originally my Self-Sim was like that. That's why the Beetlejuice in my game hates Sim-Sparky now, because she tried to hug him and it freaked him out. She probably loved his suit.

[Cassini90125]

Originally Posted by Lynnie

Hahaha ha, oh my. Bjorn is the guy who wants to be Mayor one day, right? Looks like he's trying a bit too hard in making friends. There's a time and place for hugs, and there's a time and place to NOT hug. He's got a lot to learn, doesn't he?

What's wrong with Samantha? Is she a spoiled brat who expects her way, and likes to argue with everyone? Ugh... I like her outfit, though. Too young for me personally, but it looks nice on her. I still wish I can pull that belt look off myself. Eh well.

Heh, poor Sparky. Having to deal with weirdos and then getting yelled at when she's just trying to help. *sigh* I'm sure she looked forward to coming back home. I wouldn't blame her.

Keep 'em comin' Cass! Enjoying it immensely!

Sometimes he gets away with it, sometimes he doesn't. Bjorn wasn't like that in the old Valley, though, which makes it all the more odd, as he's the exact same Sim. As for Samantha, she's another story entirely; you'll be seeing more of her fairly soon.

Originally Posted by Sparky

I don't really follow some of the stuff that's going on in your Sims' saga Cass, but I probably wouldn't get it all even if it were explained.

And for the record, I often like real-life annoying little kids, lol.

As for Sims that are very "huggy": when I first made my Self-Sim I made her more outgoing and funloving but after observing her behavior for a while I brought some of the values down to make her more realistic. I don't go around trying to hug every person I meet in real life (although I've certainly known people who do) - and I'm Italian. But originally my Self-Sim was like that. That's why the Beetlejuice in my game hates Sim-Sparky now, because she tried to hug him and it freaked him out. She probably loved his suit.

It's definitely a bit more complicated than the stuff I usually write. Some of it I dreamed up in advance but mostly the story writes itself, through the Sims own actions; I just try to fit everything together and make some sense out of it. Glad to hear that you like annoying little kids, by the way; you met another last night. Some of the pics are fairly amusing.

Coco is like that, too, always has been. Her favorite "huggee" is Mr. Herriman.

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And now, I believe I mentioned something about a video not too long ago. One word of caution; it's mildly gross. It's funny as hell, though, at least I thought so. Unlike most of my videos this one has sound... which adds to the gross factor. Anyway, here's Cheese, starring in "I eat, therefore I poot".

[Howard]

This is a really cool story you have Cass. I am still working on my stats - no, I will not blow this off. I will have them done come hell or high water!

[Lynnie]

Originally Posted by Cassini90125

Anyway, here's Cheese, starring in "I eat, therefore I poot".

ROTFLSHMFIATFO!!!

That made my day better. Thank you for that!

[Howard]

DUDE! That was hilarious! I too needed a good laugh this morning!

[Nyo]

I had a crap day so lol at the Cheese video

[xxxClaire]

Oh man, that was hilarious! Thanks for that, Cass!

[Cassini90125]

Glad you all enjoyed the video. For the record, he threw up about five minutes later.

Foster's Valley - New pics that have nothing to do with the Piano, the Dark Sun, or the story in general

In other words, random pics from around town.

We begin with the big cat himself, Blake Superior:



This is something else I've been meaning to make a video of. When Blake gets going on the couch, he goes all out, bouncing all over the place, doing backflips, and laughing and yelling "Woohoo!" the whole time. Richie Wildebrat thinks it's funny; I'm not sure what his parents think. But as long as he keeps getting Aspiration Points for it, I'll keep letting him do it.

Sparky at work:



It's early Tuesday morning at the Never Forgotten house. Sparky has just logged onto the Forum and is absolutely delighted. Why? Three possibilities:

#1: Grey Delisle has registered as a new member.
#2: Her favorite moderator has just logged in.
#3: No one double posted.

My money is on #3.

She's baaaaack:



Some of you may remember Carmel Delicious from much earlier in the thread and Bloo's antics following her visit to his house. She still has a temper, still swears like a sailor, and on her first trip to the mall she grabbed Coco and gave her an atomic noogie. No reason, she just felt like it. Before the SecuROM incident, Carmel had gone to the University and was studying to become a law enforcement agent. Now she's a teen again, and a belligerent teen, too. She's fun.

Rhonda Cassiman gets wet:



At the time I was playing Derek Monroe, who is hidden behind Grace Horvath, who is busy hurling the water balloon. Much to my surprise, Rhonda got into the spirit of things and the two of them spent the next hour whipping water balloons at each other. I don't know, maybe Bloo's insane playfulness is rubbing off on her. I wish I knew how they produce water balloons out of thin air; that would be a trick worth knowing.

Uh-oh:



Something you'd like to share with us, Lynnie? Ron Delmastro wandered into the Commandgo Emporium clothing store, looked at Lynnie, and the hearts popped up. They chatted, they liked each other, and that was about it. Ron's destiny lies elsewhere, if I did my job right, but this sort of thing is something we'll likely have to have a Serious Conversation about eventually. Not to worry; I have things worked out and under control. Mostly.

Kip Bratman goes dancing:



Kip and his wife Buffy, the parents of Sweetums the bratty little girl in House Of Bloo's, called the Wildebrat residence on Day One and invited Blake Superior to join them for a night on the town. It was a fun night, too, and as you'll see later, it had one very touching moment. This obviously wasn't it. Kip had a grand time but alas, dancing is not one of his strong points, as was evident by the other Sims pointing and laughing. In the old Valley, Kip had dreams of someday becoming a major crime lord and used to sneak out of the mansion to run numbers and rob an occasional bank; after surviving the passage through F: he forgot that dream, along with most of his other memories, just like everyone else. Now his goal in life is to play professional tennis and win the U. S. Open.

The Valley Pest confuses Frankie:



Gabe and his family are part of the Valley's sizable Hungarian minority, along with Our Miss Fomalhaut and Wendywild13. He was a pest in the old part of the Valley and here in the northwest section he is still a pest. I don't know what he was talking about at the time; apparently, neither did Frankie. Gabe wandered around the mall, hit on several of the girls there, got shot down by all of them, and went home and took a nap. Someday, if all goes as planned, Terrence will beat him up.

Miss Tiffany Bratman, Imaginary Friend:



When I first began creating the Foster's Sims, I had wondered what would happen if Sweetums Bratman eventually succeeded in creating an Imaginary Friend of her own. Up popped Tiffany, here with different hair and clothes than before; both an improvement, in my opinion. Seen here learning about cleaning techniques, Tiffany is very different from her creator, shy, sweet, and likable, unlike the miserable brat who created her. When you create an Imaginary Friend, do you get what you want, or what you need? In this case I think it's the latter. We'll see if Tiffany can change Sweetums for the better.

Robert Burnell meets Goo Googaga:



He looks at the camera and you can almost hear him saying, "Please, Simmaster, either send me home or make the child shut up!" Robert was on the Welcome Wagon sentenced assigned by the game to Goo's house. Late in the day he and Goo are watching TV on the second floor but Robert hasn't heard any of the dialogue because Goo, very much in character, hasn't stopped talking for the past 14 hours. Duchess was also on the Welcome Wagon; she refused to use the bathroom at the Googaga house because she realized that if her bladder got to a critical point, the game would automatically send her home and the babbling would end. Goo is a riot to play; she acts very much like the original Foster's character. I play her with the volume turned down.

And lastly, the touching moment I mentioned earlier:



Doesn't look like much; just Blake Superior having a chat with the New Guy. Blake had been in the restaurant for maybe 20 minutes or so when the New Guy showed up. The New Guy looked around, surveying the scene, spotted Blake, seemed to hesitate for a moment, and went right up to him and started the conversation. Blake, for his part, interrupted his dinner to talk to him, something Sims very rarely do. So? SecuROM and file corruption destroyed much of their memories; passing through F: took care of the rest. Blake Superior and the New Guy don't remember each other, don't know that they were once best friends. Yet of the 20 or so Sims in the restaurant that night, several of which were standing much closer to him, the New Guy singled out Blake Superior to talk to. And Blake interrupted his dinner to respond. It's as if on some level, somewhere beyond memory, they know that once upon a time, in a place they can't recall, they were the best of friends, but somehow that friendship was lost. And they want it back.

It's for moments like this that I play the game.