Birthday Bash Invasion

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First time ever my whole sims in Pleasantview to come my house for Sim
birthday but horrible sloooow, more than 100 sims arrive....agony 5 mins of
crazy sims LOL


http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/wessie68/bash.jpg

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"Mazz" <lynettemozziotti@bellsouth.net> wrote in message
news:7SEse.99629$lQ3.22194@bignews5.bellsouth.net...
> How did you ever manage to get that many Sims to
> come to your part? I thought there was a limit?
> Regards,
> Mazz


Honesty I don't know. Actually I invited 2 sims for birthday party but turn
out invasion sims.

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In article <tWpse.19547$F7.8015@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, Wesley says...
>
>First time ever my whole sims in Pleasantview to come my house for Sim
>birthday but horrible sloooow, more than 100 sims arrive....agony 5 mins of
>crazy sims LOL
>
>
>http://www.users.bigpond.net.au/wessie68/bash.jpg

I used the cheat "invite all neighborhood". I play Strangetown, and I didn't
have a lot of new people there yet. (I can only invite 2 people when I have a
party.) Well, they all showed up gradually. When I would send one of the hosts
to greet them to get them to come into the house and yard, it was so cute. She
would nod to them and then they all nodded back at the same time. I have a
David Duchovny character and when he showed up they all had David Duchovny
bubbles over their heads. Since I have a David Duchovny character, I also have
Fox Mulder, but even though they look the same (Mulder's in a suit) he didn't
get the same reaction. Weird. All the romance people kept swooning all the
good looking sims.

I had about 40-50 sims there and until about 20 left, it was pretty jerky, but
after that it was a blast. I had extra pool tables and swings to get them into
the back yard. I thought the big banquet table would pull them in, but they
weren't interested until they were starving I guess. They loved the big screen
wall tv and the hot tubs, too. I had 4 of them playing the musical instruments
all night. I had a lot of pregnant women there and made extra bathrooms for
that reason but forgot to put in doors (oops), so they were the first ones to
leave.

The ones that hung around the longest were the townspeople (the ones who had
houses and storylines). They especially hogged the pool tables because, I
assumed, they didn't have one at home. Circe and Loki were the last to leave at
around 2 am, I think. Since there was such a mess, I used influence to get my
David Duchovny character to help clean. He did a good job. I thought everyone
had left and then I found David upstairs making the beds! Boy, he's thorough.

Thru the night I kept hearing these strange little noises and next morning the
sims who lived there kept making noises about something that stunk and holding
their noses. I made everybody go shower once before I actually found Pascal's
baby on the kitchen floor. Nobody would pick her up and she needed her diaper
changed so I had Pascal come over. He picked her up, made the stinking gesture,
I then told him to go home, so he put the baby back on the floor and went home!
Sheesh. I finally had to delete her to get rid of her.

The next time I did this there were too many new characters in Strangetown and
all the babies had been born. It was jerky thru the whole thing this time and
no one would play the musical instruments together. I had some toddlers at that
time and wanted to see if they would be there but they weren't. But all babies
came with their parents and the parents all parked them outside the front of the
house on the sidewalk. That was funny. I found Fox Mulder holding one of them
and it wasn't even his. He now has that baby in his memory as an acquaintance.
And this time I had to keep moving the big screen wall tv farther back in the
house to get them to go out in the backyard. I don't remember much more about
this neighborhood get together except that it was frustrating. I haven't played
Pleasantville yet. I'll have to remember to have one of these get togethers
before I introduce too many new sims there.

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On Mon, 20 Jun 2005 08:20:21 GMT, "Granny Grumpling"
<marrowjam@[reallywild]blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:

>Whooop!! Oh, sorry. I really shouldn;t start guffawing over a daddy
>abandoning his baby after a party, but...
>And nobody would change it's nappy? Oh lor!!!! The rotten lot.

That's the problem with that cheat... they bring babies and
toddlers... sick, sick people... I wouldnt mind so much if at least
they brought them back with them when they left!!!

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In article <9%ute.53159$G8.17646@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, Granny Grumpling"
<marrowjam@[reallywild]blueyonder.co.uk> says...
>
>
>"zulubaby" <zulubaby_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
>news9581h0kie@drn.newsguy.com...
>> In article <tWpse.19547$F7.8015@news-server.bigpond.net.au>, Wesley
>> says...
>
>>
>> I used the cheat "invite all neighborhood". ........ .
>>
>> Thru the night I kept hearing these strange little noises and next morning
>> the
>> sims who lived there kept making noises about something that stunk and
>> holding
>> their noses. I made everybody go shower once before I actually found
>> Pascal's
>> baby on the kitchen floor. Nobody would pick her up and she needed her
>> diaper
>> changed so I had Pascal come over.
>
>Whooop!! Oh, sorry. I really shouldn;t start guffawing over a daddy
>abandoning his baby after a party, but...
>And nobody would change it's nappy? Oh lor!!!! The rotten lot.
>
> He picked her up, made the stinking gesture,
>> I then told him to go home, so he put the baby back on the floor and went
>> home!
>> Sheesh. I finally had to delete her to get rid of her.
>
>Oh, that is bad. Did the baby disappear completely or is it also at home
>with Pascal?

I even bought the diaper changer for them and they still would not pick up that
baby and change her. The changer was there when Pascal came and he still
wouldn't change her. I was kinda worried about deleting her since it was my
first baby but fortunately she was at home with Pascal when I switched over to
their place.







>>
>> The next time I did this there were too many new characters in Strangetown
>> and
>> all the babies had been born. It was jerky thru the whole thing this time
>> and
>> no one would play the musical instruments together. I had some toddlers
>> at that
>> time and wanted to see if they would be there but they weren't. But all
>> babies
>> came with their parents and the parents all parked them outside the front
>> of the
>> house on the sidewalk. That was funny.
>
>Oh LOR!!! Better and better....
>I must try this.
>Thank you so much. First good laugh of the day.
>
>Granny.
>>
>
>

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"zulubaby" <zulubaby_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
news96nq601l1a@drn.newsguy.com...

>>> Sheesh. I finally had to delete her to get rid of her.
>>
>>Oh, that is bad. Did the baby disappear completely or is it also at home
>>with Pascal?
>
> I even bought the diaper changer for them and they still would not pick up
> that
> baby and change her. The changer was there when Pascal came and he still
> wouldn't change her. I was kinda worried about deleting her since it was
> my
> first baby but fortunately she was at home with Pascal when I switched
> over to
> their place.
>
Just as well because it would have been terrible to explain away.

Ihad the same sort of thing just now. I have been zombifying and
un-zombifying like crazy recenty. the couple are currently normal.
I played another Sim and the female ex-zombie was still there, pink, but
dragging her feet. I began to get the jitters. perhaps she had reverted to
type?
A quick blast with the Tarot Cards put her right again so i will never know
if she lurched in her own home or not. Doubtful.

Like Pascal's baby, it is a case of the game not catching up with our
terrible will.

GG.

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Granny Grumpling wrote:
> "zulubaby" <zulubaby_member@newsguy.com> wrote in message
> news96opa01o6f@drn.newsguy.com...
>> In article <Nazte.53296$G8.38089@text.news.blueyonder.co.uk>, Granny
>> Grumpling"
> I don't remember which party they all got sick. Amanda, one of
>> the hostesses, got sick from picking up the dirty plates and gave
>> the flu to
>> whomever was left. That's one hell of a way to end a party. I
>> won't do it
>> again with this neighborhood but maybe a new neighborhood with less
>> sims.
>
> Cooo! I am impressed! Typhoid Mary Sim.
>
> So... cultivate a green plate. Tenderly; then, when it is ripe, throw
> a party.
> I suppose one could lay out a meal in a garden pavilion, then close
> the walls up until the food festered, THEN throw the party and put in
> a few arches for access.
>
> Thank you, dear. You are a mine of inspiration.
>
>>
>> Sounds like you should have invited the cowplant to your party to
>> really cheer
>> you up.
>>
>
> I plant my cowplants at the edges of kerbs, just where the taxi stops.
> I am kind to my cowplants.
>
> Granny.

rofl

Remind me *never* to be a Sim in your world in my next life!

lol


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Michelle
(SeaShel)

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