The Sims 2 Presents: Foster's Valley!

[Imaginary Light]

Haha! Bloo on the forum. That's is *ahem* very, uh...special.

Liking the new outfits, by the way

[antgirl1]

Makes you wonder why her banning trick isn't working...=P

[Fomalhaut]

I like the new outfits as well; and those outdoors pollow fights always make me laugh

[Lynnie]

Wow, I wish the streets in real life were that quiet. Having all that room to run and play in. And "ice skate" on when there's a sheet of ice on the pavement.

<--- refuses to grow too old to play in the street

Anyway, I'm liking the new outfits, too. Thank you! What did Lynnie end up cooking that evening?

[Howard]

Looks like everything is peaceful at Foster's Valley; very nice Cass.

[Cassini90125]

Originally Posted by Imaginary Light

Haha! Bloo on the forum. That's is *ahem* very, uh...special.

Be glad you don't have to moderate him. Funny thing is, he has no idea that the site is about a cartoon; when he bothers to think about it at all, he thinks it's about his and everyone else's old lives in the Pacific northwest. He spends all of his time either in the Spam section or trying to get into the office. He doesn't know he's been animated and added to CN's line-up. Might be just as well, but there's something odd about that.

Okay, I'm done prepping the future storyline now...

Originally Posted by antgirl1

Makes you wonder why her banning trick isn't working...

He was never banned, although after so many back-to-back posts... Excuse me, I need a moment alone.

Originally Posted by Fomalhaut

I like the new outfits as well; and those outdoors pillow fights always make me laugh.

You should see them whipping water balloons at each other. Fortunately the game doesn't let them do that indoors; if it did, the mall would be flooded by now.

Originally Posted by Lynnie

What did Lynnie end up cooking that evening?

Chili for lunch, pork chops for dinner. Congrats, by the way; you currently have the highest Cooking skill in the Valley.

Originally Posted by duck2k

Looks like everything is peaceful at Foster's Valley; very nice Cass.

Only looks that way, dude. There's tension under the surface, from more than one source, and it wants to erupt... (Insert dramatic pause...)

Foster's Valley - Eight new pics from the House of Cheese

Sorry, not much serious drama here, just a little yellow dimwit:



Cheese, back from school, shrugs after reading his report card. He's not doing badly, all things considered; Barbara helps him with his homework and Louise encourages him to do extra work, so he's keeping pace with the other students. Public school is very draining for Sims, particularly on the Fun meter (I'm not making that up), so after class Louise heads straight for her dollhouse:



It's not a cheap item but it's worth the price, as it keeps her happy for hours on end. On one of the Sims sites someone made a full-size replica of the dang thing that Sims can actually live in; pretty nice, too. Cheese plays with it as well, but at the moment he wants to tell Barbara about what he learned in class today:



Additional comments by me don't really seem necessary. Cheese prattled on for a solid hour, Barbara's mood sinking by the minute. Eventually he stopped and his mind went vacant as he watched TV:



Gotta love that "nobody's home" expression on his face. Barbara, in desperate need of adult company, got on the phone and invited Derek Monroe over for dinner. He soon arrived and the two chatted outside for a bit:



Barbara is gossiping about Samantha. Not exactly a smart move to talk about her behind her back, lest she find out about it, but then again Barbara and Derek are both newcomers to this part of the Valley and have no idea who they're messing with. The girl is dangerous, period. Talk soon shifted to other topics, and from outside to the dinner table:



Chef salad is tonight's dinner. To the amusement of the adults, Cheese is boasting to Louise that he can finish dinner before she can. "Oh yeah? Prove it," says Louise, and Cheese immediately goes into action:



Louise just stared at him as he dived in with both hands. He finished first, alright, and as a reward for being the fastest eater in the house he got a mild case of gastrointestinal distress:



Again, additional comments by me don't really seem necessary. Not much else happened after that; the adults played on the swings, the kids watched TV, Derek went home and the family went to bed. A long day, but a good day.

Since the game was being cooperative this afternoon I decided to take advantage of the opportunity and played the Never Forgotten house after exiting the House of Cheese (I love that name). Pics from what went on there will be up soon.

[Lynnie]

Haha, Cheese shares what he learned at school. That was great!

I feel sorry for Barbara. Poor woman, she must dread going home, knowing he'll be there, and will just annoy the living daylights out of her.