17.2 outtakes
I really NEED to be commenting on portfolios now. Six before bed, and I really mean it this time.
After this.
These are just plain outtakes, but they amused the heck out of me.
(Also spoilery for 17.2, obviously.)
Dormie girl: So what's it like being in Squeaky Clean, Ian?
Ian Legacina: Not too bad. Low angst.
Dormie girl: REALLY?
Ian: Relatively speaking.
Palomides: *snerk* Voice.
Ian: Eh heh heh. Wait, what's that about Voice?
Coach: You get right up from that chess table and work out, young lady!
Elaine: Aw, but I'm perfectly physically fit! Do I have to?
Ian: I think you had better do what he says, Elaine.
Elaine: Does this look ok?
Ian: Mmmmm. Yep.
You'd better say goodbye to him, Elaine, we have some important scenes to shoot.
NO NO NO NO NO. Stupid Romantic goodbye. In case anyone asked you, that did not happen.
Snort. Ian's a Captain Hero.
He was a Professional Party Guest in the old neighborhood. Both times, he's landed at the top of the career ladder, which is weird. Dinadan was in Science both times, but the second time he was a Mad Scientist.
Gawaine: We're knights of the Round Table,
We're indefatigable . . .
Finger-gunning. One of many reasons I like playing Gawaine.
Dinadan can be hard to keep happy because he is a Family Sim with one of those late in life LTWs. He had to be kept platted up for his age transition and the only way I could do it was endless Talk With A Family Member. I get sick of the same old, same old, so I had Penelope give him a Motivational Speech instead.
Some Roman picspam that didn't make it in:
Hurt to cut this out, but it wasn't attached to anything. I got Marcus back together with Greg. I like to call this picture "Two Popularity Sims Ignoring The Phone."
Worthing did not do so well.
Worthing: Wait, what?
Dunno, she ought to have said yes.
Worthing: O THE SHAME AND HUMILIATION
Butterflies: Flut. By.
Eh, try again.
Cute Blond Chick #2: Oooo, I don't know if I know you well enough.
You're Lisa Trottier and you are in deep doo-doo, missy!
Zane: *sob*
Why did you poke poor Zane, Cassius? Poor baby.
Cassius: Eh, don't have to have a reason.
Cassidy: *smootch*
Gilbert: *Le slurp*
LESS TONGUE BACK THERE.
Zane: Oh, hi, Lenore! You're just in time for me to shoot my big flashback scene full of angst and drama!
Lenore: What the HELL do you mean I can't be in the library stalking you? I can stalk you anywhere I feel like it.
Zane: *thinks the same darned thing over and over*
The following pictures are strange but true. I had to summon Spider Jerusalem to Villa Cecil for his Big Scene with Max. Shooting Max/Cecil/Cecilia scenes are a pain in the butt, because while they are intercut so that it looks as though Max and Cecil are phoning each other, you can't really do that. Either the family is on vacation, or they aren't, so I have to shoot all of Cecil and Cecilia on location, send them back, and take my Max pictures. Cecil and Cecilia are upstairs painting to keep them busy and out of the way.
Go greet SJ, Max.
Max: Ghosts.
Max: Ghoooosts.
Max: Wooo, ghooooosts.
This really was two separate conversations, and both times Max led off with:
Max: Ghooooosts.
If you're worked with SJ, you know that there is practically no topic that doesn't piss him off, so I was surprised when---
SJ: Ghosts! Well, why didn't you say so? Ghooooosts.
Max: Person person plus.
They got along fine. Maybe that's not too surprising, since they are both Knowledge Sims, very Outgoing, and Mean as heck. I think the main difference is that Max is Neat and SJ isn't, but Max really IS Nine Outgoing. You just never see the finger-gunning, but he does it all the time.
Staged: the cranky Mccranky faces, using the face overlays with Decorgal's modeling hack.
Spider Jerusalem: And I hate your little fish, too.
I've always liked using the fireplace for scenes in Cecil's house. It gives a nice, creepy glow. I wish I'd considered what happens when you allow a fire to blaze away when you are shooting oh-so-dramatic confrontational scenes.
Spider Jerusalem: Oops.
Max: Unacceptable! Unacceptable!
Spider Jerusalem: Don't look at ME! It's YOUR house!
Max: Is that your Aspiration hit? . . .
Max: Or mine?
Spider Jerusalem: Fire codes, Max, ever hear of them? You are not supposed to block up the exits with a damned chess table!
Max: You DO realize that your father killed my father by throwing him into a fire jet, don't you?
Max: The irony kills.
Spider Jerusalem: Almost literally. Whoo.
Next update after a lot of commenting on portfolios and Boolprop comments and commenting on graduate papers and cleaning and . . .
I give up, I have no idea when I'll be able to do the next update, but that's ok. I'm sure you're all totally all right with that cliffhanger and won't mind if it's unresolved for a looooong time.
Hee, hee!
After this.
These are just plain outtakes, but they amused the heck out of me.
(Also spoilery for 17.2, obviously.)
Dormie girl: So what's it like being in Squeaky Clean, Ian?
Ian Legacina: Not too bad. Low angst.
Dormie girl: REALLY?
Ian: Relatively speaking.
Palomides: *snerk* Voice.
Ian: Eh heh heh. Wait, what's that about Voice?
Coach: You get right up from that chess table and work out, young lady!
Elaine: Aw, but I'm perfectly physically fit! Do I have to?
Ian: I think you had better do what he says, Elaine.
Elaine: Does this look ok?
Ian: Mmmmm. Yep.
You'd better say goodbye to him, Elaine, we have some important scenes to shoot.
NO NO NO NO NO. Stupid Romantic goodbye. In case anyone asked you, that did not happen.
Snort. Ian's a Captain Hero.
He was a Professional Party Guest in the old neighborhood. Both times, he's landed at the top of the career ladder, which is weird. Dinadan was in Science both times, but the second time he was a Mad Scientist.
Gawaine: We're knights of the Round Table,
We're indefatigable . . .
Finger-gunning. One of many reasons I like playing Gawaine.
Dinadan can be hard to keep happy because he is a Family Sim with one of those late in life LTWs. He had to be kept platted up for his age transition and the only way I could do it was endless Talk With A Family Member. I get sick of the same old, same old, so I had Penelope give him a Motivational Speech instead.
Some Roman picspam that didn't make it in:
Hurt to cut this out, but it wasn't attached to anything. I got Marcus back together with Greg. I like to call this picture "Two Popularity Sims Ignoring The Phone."
Worthing did not do so well.
Worthing: Wait, what?
Dunno, she ought to have said yes.
Worthing: O THE SHAME AND HUMILIATION
Butterflies: Flut. By.
Eh, try again.
Cute Blond Chick #2: Oooo, I don't know if I know you well enough.
You're Lisa Trottier and you are in deep doo-doo, missy!
Zane: *sob*
Why did you poke poor Zane, Cassius? Poor baby.
Cassius: Eh, don't have to have a reason.
Cassidy: *smootch*
Gilbert: *Le slurp*
LESS TONGUE BACK THERE.
Zane: Oh, hi, Lenore! You're just in time for me to shoot my big flashback scene full of angst and drama!
Lenore: What the HELL do you mean I can't be in the library stalking you? I can stalk you anywhere I feel like it.
Zane: *thinks the same darned thing over and over*
The following pictures are strange but true. I had to summon Spider Jerusalem to Villa Cecil for his Big Scene with Max. Shooting Max/Cecil/Cecilia scenes are a pain in the butt, because while they are intercut so that it looks as though Max and Cecil are phoning each other, you can't really do that. Either the family is on vacation, or they aren't, so I have to shoot all of Cecil and Cecilia on location, send them back, and take my Max pictures. Cecil and Cecilia are upstairs painting to keep them busy and out of the way.
Go greet SJ, Max.
Max: Ghosts.
Max: Ghoooosts.
Max: Wooo, ghooooosts.
This really was two separate conversations, and both times Max led off with:
Max: Ghooooosts.
If you're worked with SJ, you know that there is practically no topic that doesn't piss him off, so I was surprised when---
SJ: Ghosts! Well, why didn't you say so? Ghooooosts.
Max: Person person plus.
They got along fine. Maybe that's not too surprising, since they are both Knowledge Sims, very Outgoing, and Mean as heck. I think the main difference is that Max is Neat and SJ isn't, but Max really IS Nine Outgoing. You just never see the finger-gunning, but he does it all the time.
Staged: the cranky Mccranky faces, using the face overlays with Decorgal's modeling hack.
Spider Jerusalem: And I hate your little fish, too.
I've always liked using the fireplace for scenes in Cecil's house. It gives a nice, creepy glow. I wish I'd considered what happens when you allow a fire to blaze away when you are shooting oh-so-dramatic confrontational scenes.
Spider Jerusalem: Oops.
Max: Unacceptable! Unacceptable!
Spider Jerusalem: Don't look at ME! It's YOUR house!
Max: Is that your Aspiration hit? . . .
Max: Or mine?
Spider Jerusalem: Fire codes, Max, ever hear of them? You are not supposed to block up the exits with a damned chess table!
Max: You DO realize that your father killed my father by throwing him into a fire jet, don't you?
Max: The irony kills.
Spider Jerusalem: Almost literally. Whoo.
Next update after a lot of commenting on portfolios and Boolprop comments and commenting on graduate papers and cleaning and . . .
I give up, I have no idea when I'll be able to do the next update, but that's ok. I'm sure you're all totally all right with that cliffhanger and won't mind if it's unresolved for a looooong time.
Hee, hee!