The things in this game are achievable in real life. Go out, and get a real life marriage, a real life job, a real life child, and a real life house.

PS: Don't attempt to justify your reasoning for enjoying The Sims Online. For one, I probably wont even read your long post.  For two, I played this game for about a month on my little sister's account...so I know it's high points and lows.

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Originally posted by DestoFalls
The things in this game are achievable in real life. Go out, and get a real life marriage, a real life job, a real life child, and a real life house.

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but that would require leaving my soiled and soggy computer computer chair

Get out of your cookie cake crumb infested leather cow killed semen riddled seat and....nevermind. James, you're an active kid with a pretty girlfriend and a job.

Was there an actual point to your post? Or was this just another lame troll attempt?

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Originally posted by DestoFalls

PS: Don't attempt to justify your reasoning for enjoying The Sims Online. For one, I probably wont even read your long post. For two, I played this game for about a month on my little sister's account...so I know it's high points and lows.

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I won't attempt to justify my reasoning for enjoying The Sims Online to you if you don't attempt to troll my forum. Capice?

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The things in this game are achievable in real life. Go out, and get a real life marriage, a real life job, a real life child, and a real life house.

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I'm already out, already married, have two children (both boys), and have a real life house. And I also know that more than half the things in this game are not achievable in real life.

If anyone here needs to get a life, hon, it would be you; since your current life is obviously so dull you have to entertain yourself by trolling forums for games you have absolutely no interest in. So do yourself - and us - a favor: Get a life.

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Originally posted by DestoFalls
The things in this game are achievable in real life. Go out, and get a real life marriage, a real life job, a real life child, and a real life house.
PS: Don't attempt to justify your reasoning for enjoying The Sims Online. For one, I probably wont even read your long post. For two, I played this game for about a month on my little sister's account...so I know it's high points and lows.

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If your going to impose us with ignorant thoughts like this I suggest you grow up enough to be able to take the time to read peoples critizism of your stupidity.

I agree.  There's really nothing more annoying than drive-by trollings!  At least real trolls stick around long enough to argue with you for a while!

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Originally posted by Fadeus

If your going to impose us with ignorant thoughts like this I suggest you grow up enough to be able to take the time to read peoples critizism of your stupidity.

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  lol!

and DestoFalls, Kat's right... there's a ton of stuff that's not possible to do in real life.  anyone who has really played the game would know that