I think you mean a "portmanteau."Is that a malapropism of Patrthom and Martyr?
As for eating a tesseract, that's nothing a good pair of fourth-dimensional forceps can't fix.
--Patrick
I think you mean a "portmanteau."Is that a malapropism of Patrthom and Martyr?
I debated which to use, and decided based on the source of the utterance.I think you mean a "portmanteau."
Pretty sure in order to truly be a malapropism, the word used has to be an actual word, like "fecal cauliflower bacteria" or "klaatu barada necktie."I debated which to use, and decided based on the source of the utterance.
Well shit, seems I'm a liar, I guess.I don't even LIKE coffee.
And yes, I do need to carry around 37 cups of coffee.
"You two are having a potty emergency, too? Wow! Shared experience!"POTTY EMERGENCY
Sooo....The only one with a job is Klew?the only other one with a job is Sparhawk, who is a culture columnist.
Hah, I often do this when playing Irish music and I'm ready to split before everyone's done playing. Just scoot out the door while the band goes on. I never even knew it was called thisand went home with an Irish Goodbye.
This is opposite to the Mennonite goodbye which consists of at least an hour standing around saying goodbye, followed by another hour of chatting. *sigh*Hah, I often do this when playing Irish music and I'm ready to split before everyone's done playing. Just scoot out the door while the band goes on. I never even knew it was called this
I would just copy/paste the half bathroom downstairs and tack into the corner by the kitchen and move the instruments.Yeah, I'm getting the feeling I might have to remodel House 5 a little bit to add a couple small bathrooms to the first floor. Those bushes are pretty much stinky 24/7.
Oh. Now I feel like a jerk for not thanking Bubble for doing the same for my parrot.@PatrThom thank you for helping dear Pud in his time of need.
Found the problemapartment
Is this an euphemism for something? I feel like, knowing me, it should be an euphemism for something.Today is Harvestfest, so Bhamv3 has the day off from school. She starts the day by watching a romantic movie.
Oh god I'm going to murder someone in a fit of pique aren't I.EMOTIONAL CONTROL DECREASES!
That's a possibility? Suddenly I am very glad that (unlike some people) I am not a Japanese schoolgirl.Or being eaten by a carnivorous plant.
https://sims.fandom.com/wiki/Laganaphyllis_simnovoriiThat's a possibility? Suddenly I am very glad that (unlike some people) I am not a Japanese schoolgirl.
I think they fixed that, and sims can now climb out of pools regardless of ladder placement, if they are tired. Most people intentionally drowning sims, these days, build actual physical house walls around the pool to prevent the sims from being able to get out.Just keep the ladders in the pools.
That said, from what I gather, they've also made it slightly easier to die by misfortune. For example, going swimming when you're already tired, or trying to repair something within a couple hours of already having experienced an electric shock, or forgetting to feed the carnivorous plant, being outside during a bad thunderstorm, or watching a celebrity comedy routine when you're already in a really good mood. I've also heard that woohoo is now a very dangerous proposition for sims of the Elder age bracket. And, as DarkAudit warned, it is now possible to literally die of embarrasment (though generally this requires someone already very embarrased by something to do something equally embarrasing again, like have a bladder failure).Woohoo! Immortality and better marriage choices!
Awww...no death by firey ferret.Ah, here's a list of all the ways that a Sim can die in Sims 4
http://www.carls-sims-4-guide.com/death
There's probably a mod for that.Awww...no death by firey ferret.