Ask me a question, (almost) any question.

[strangetomato]

After noticing a couple of people on my flist post about it, I've decide to give this Formspring site a try.  Ask me a question about Strangetown, Here We Come, simming in general, cc usage, opinions/advice on food and gardening, or just randomness. I will cleverly avoid answering anything too personal or spoilery. Please use common sense (Ha! Common, my ass.) and don't be rude. You know the drill. Have fun!

(Why yes, I am bored relaxing and in close proximity to a computer today. Why do you ask? XD I'll stop spamming your flist now, I promise.)

Comments

[simsinthecity.livejournal.com]

Reading those questions you got was fun! It's also funny to see that my experience with getting into the community was similar. The only differences are that I found TSR first (unfortunately) and I found Simantics through a search for the Grunts.

And one other thing:
"marigolds and calendula attract beneficial incests"
Freudian slip on that last word there?

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

I don't know that the official Sims 2 BBS is a whole lot better than TSR (shady dealings aside, that is). It can very... interesting.

Bahaha! That's funny. More like a typo than a Freudian slip, though, since I don't actually think that marigolds and calendulas are incestuous. Though calendulas ARE referred to as "pot marigolds" so that does sound like it's all in the family, huh? ;)

[meetme2theriver.livejournal.com]

I found TSR first, too. I only hung out at the forums and pretty much ignored the whole paysite thing, 'cause I wasn't gonna be paying for CC either way. That was before I learned The Truth. D:

Not too different from the BBS, no.

[leskuh.livejournal.com]

Maaaaan I used to loooove formspring. It's so addicting.

[strange-tomato.livejournal.com]

It's super addicting. Lots of fun, too! ^_^