Confession Time! ((ABSOLUTELY NO JUDGEMENT))
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Cute name for a pet.flitterfoot wrote: »My confession is that when I first started reading the forums I was very confused that I kept seeing CICO all over the place. Cico (pronounced Tea co) is the name of our adopted cat. It took me about a week to learn what it actually means, and I felt like such an idiot.
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flitterfoot wrote: »My confession is that when I first started reading the forums I was very confused that I kept seeing CICO all over the place. Cico (pronounced Tea co) is the name of our adopted cat. It took me about a week to learn what it actually means, and I felt like such an idiot.
It took me forever to know what NSV & Doms meant.
There are still sometimes that people post something that is slang or abbreviated & I have to look it up on Google.0 -
Susieq_1994 wrote: »I don't think I've ever seen the group THIS quiet for such a stretch of time. It's been two hours without a post from anyone but me! Did someone let out a really smelly fart and make everyone in the thread pass out...? It wasn't me, I swear!
This was funny. I was off to a class. @orangesmartie is taking a break and I can't comment on Lois. We are usually the early am crowd.0 -
kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »flitterfoot wrote: »My confession is that when I first started reading the forums I was very confused that I kept seeing CICO all over the place. Cico (pronounced Tea co) is the name of our adopted cat. It took me about a week to learn what it actually means, and I felt like such an idiot.
It took me forever to know what NSV & Doms meant.
There are still sometimes that people post something that is slang or abbreviated & I have to look it up on Google.
I know what NSV is after asking what is Doms?0 -
My confession today is that I went to ribfest with my daughter and ate at 3pm
a half rack of ribs
a piece of corn bread
some crappy loaded fries
a couple pieces of fire oven pizza
and a funnel cake with ice cream, strawberries and cream cheese icing
It is not almost 10:30pm and I am still way too FULL
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Sorry for your loss.pofoster21 wrote: »
They depress me because I lost my father 25 years ago and I wish I could buy him a Father's Day gift.spacequiztime wrote: »Confession: All of these Father's Day advertisements just depress me because I had a really rough patch with my dad this year, he really stressed me out while I was in the hospital and the time I was stuck at home, and still hold negative feelings towards him.
@FluffySandwich I watched the same movie today and felt the same! At least it wasn't as terrible as The Woman in Black 2. I mentally checked out of that movie twenty minutes in.
@Italian_Buju Super jealous. That funnel cake looks amazing0 -
I'm glad I'm not the only onespacequiztime wrote: »
Sorry for your loss.pofoster21 wrote: »
They depress me because I lost my father 25 years ago and I wish I could buy him a Father's Day gift.spacequiztime wrote: »Confession: All of these Father's Day advertisements just depress me because I had a really rough patch with my dad this year, he really stressed me out while I was in the hospital and the time I was stuck at home, and still hold negative feelings towards him.
@FluffySandwich I watched the same movie today and felt the same! At least it wasn't as terrible as The Woman in Black 2. I mentally checked out of that movie twenty minutes in.
It didn't have any creatively scary moments, it just had jump scare after jump scare. You make me glad I didn't go see The Woman in Black 2, because I was thinking about it 
The best part was the cutie dog.0 -
CountessKitteh wrote: »I have two updates!
1) My Wegmans does carry the Halo Top Vanilla, Chocolate, and Lemon Cake. They were ALL sold out (they only got a very small amount in) so I shall have to check back.
2) I PASSED MY EXAM!!!!!!!!!!
Oh and congrats!
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Susieq_1994 wrote: »kellyjellybellyjelly wrote: »Here is a picture of my lovely bruise. My leg is really swollen, it hurts constantly, and my foot keeps falling asleep. I think working out this week was not the best idea, but I'm trying to do all I can before I go on vacation and have to be seen in public in a bikini. Yellow means it's healing, right?!
Ouch; hopefully, it's healed before vacation.
Speaking of bruises do any of you see a bruise & touch it to see if it hurts LOL?
Well, let's just put it this way... Last night, my wisdom tooth--which is in the process of torturing me--was especially painful. I stuck my finger in my hand to poke at it, and my husband grabbed my hand away. I was like... "Hey! It hurts, so I need to poke it. I always poke at my ouchies!"
He gave me this really sarcastic look and replied... "I know. And how's that been workin' out for ya?" (I'm notorious for re-opening cuts of all sorts just because I can't seem to leave them alone--so I'm nearly always bleeding from somewhere or another)
Soooo... Of course I'd be poking it! Probably several times an hour. Just to check.
Yea that's me too. Whenever I have a toothache I mess with the tooth and when I have a bruise I touch it.
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First time thing. Sigh. Oh well.
Anyway, I hope you all have a good weekend!
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WOW... they've incorporated SO much into the game! ...that's amazing...qn4bx9pzg8aifd wrote: »
...is there a Sims police force at play (no pun intended) -- ? -- is there a chance that anyone trying to catch a ghost in someone else's house could be charged with B&E (?)... (I have no idea to what 'limit' the game gets taken, in the context of any of so many potential (and virtualized) 'realities'...)qn4bx9pzg8aifd wrote: »
W. T. H. ?!!!Your sims can die by all kinds of normal things, like old age, or a house fire. If, for whatever reason, you want to kill one off, you can help them along. In the one you quoted, I did it by locking them in a room with no door so they couldn't escape, couldn't eat or bathe. It's not the best way to do it, because it takes forever. After they die, the grim reaper appears, and you have a chance to beg for their life with another sim. If you don't, or if that doesn't work, you end up with a little urn of ashes, or you can place it outside and it turns into a gravestone. After that, the ghost of the dead person will wander around the house at night, which is a good thing if you have sims who want to see ghosts, or a bad thing, if you have a sim who has an anxiety disorder.
OMG
Holy crap!
I already found the concept of Sim-dom to be interesting, when I first heard of such, many years ago -- however, this is another freakin' ballgame, I do declare... the aforementioned 'choreographed nightmare' (lol ), which offers disturbingly informative clarifying detail (if ever there were a time when being horrified, while simultaneously thanking someone (for the explanation therein), were ever to be relevant, then this would be it! lol 
), could perhaps be seen as being (and among the so many Sim-specific 'alternate universe' -type incarnations one could concoct) a kind of Sim AfterLife Soap Opera Channel (or so it would seem (and with Lifestyles of the Paranormal thrown in, to boot!)) -- whereby one can be writer, producer, director, and all-out 'puppetmaster'... and of the whole shebang!
...Sims with anxiety disorders?! ...Sims who are 'into' ghosts?! ...locking the poor things in a room, and with no means of escape?!
What have they not thought of?!! (and by they, I'm referring to the Sim creators (as in, the Sim creator-creators (but not creators of actual creators -- but creators of that which the secondary 'creators' will virtually create (how much more convoluted could I make this?! )), and not the player-based Sim creators (as in, orchestrators of virtual horrors 
) )...
Oh, my... the Nightmare on Elm Street -esque 'rules of engagement' found in the realm of Sim-specific 'realities' could plausibly 'facilitate' the development of a sleep disorder, or some such form of 'reverb' -like negative consequence (or so it would seem), when it comes to being the master of said domain (who would have dreamed that a Seinfeldian reference might happen to 'fall out of nowhere', in a brief bit of commentary about virtual worlds (that's it! that's what *I'll* do! -- I'll recreate Seinfeld episodes in a Sim world! (which now has me wondering -- is there any way to have a Sim character 'enter a room' ala Kramer-from-Seinfeld's bursting-through-a-door-only-to-suddenly-arrest-momentum-and-immediately-engage-in-seemingly-casual-movement-and-interaction-and-as-though-nothing-unusual-had-just-happened -- ? )))...
Paranormal investigator is one of the available professions (this is all for Sims 3, there's a Sims 4 now and not everything is the same). Your job is to run around and night and catch ghosts in other people's houses.
Whoa... (who thinks of this stuff?!)The kidnapping challenge is pretty out there - your goal is to lock up your neighbors in your basement with a door only you are allowed to use (instead of killing them off, you give them a kitchen and bathroom).
Holy crap... I can only imagine...The 100 baby challenge is a lot of social engineering, too.
...it'd also be an unexpected form of 'training' for a '100 Babies and Counting' -type reality show (or so it would seem)... (are there any 'reality shows' in the land of Sims? (and do any Sims have their own Sims (?), such that a 'game within a game' is possible?))...
Yep, there are police. If you have all of the expansions for Sims 3, these are the available careers:
Acrobat
Angler
Alchemist
Architect
Art Appraiser
Astronomer
Athlete
Band member
Robotics Engineer
Business
Criminal
Culinary
Daycare
Education
Fashion
Film
Firefighter
Fortune Teller
Game Developer
Gardener
Ghost Hunter
Horseman
Inventor
Investigator
Journalist
Police
Lifeguard
Magician
Medicine
Military
Musician
Wine Maker ( they call it nectar)
Painter
Photographer
Politician
Scientist
Scuba Diver
Sculptor
Singer
Sports Agent
Writer
Retail
Beautician/Tattoo Artist
Alien Test Subject
No reality shows, but they do have a fame system, and when you're famous enough, the paparazzi follow you around. Occasionally they write something scandalous, true or not, and your reputation with the entire town drops. You can then sue for defamation.
Thank you for all of the info... (WHAT a GAME!)0 -
Confession: I'm totally 200 pages behind. I've read up to the part people start talking about being happy to be child-free. Good on them for having that courage in this screwed up society where multiplying seems to be important to everyone and people feel like it's their business.
And the stories about the bruises. Ouch, and I hope everyone can survive through the recovery and yucky color change that bruises go through.
I weigh less than my half-brother and that makes me SO. HAPPY. It sucks because he is also struggling finding work and living with our dad and grandma, but the jerk in me is really happy that I weigh 192lbs and he weighs 204lbs.
I also get a kick when MFP posts automatically to Facebook, because my mother in law has never put in effort to lose real weight, yet she's super jealous that I didn't keep my baby weight and weigh less than my original pre-pregnancy weight. I can't help it.
Also... Just because I feel the need to defend myself as one of those parets who posts happy memories of my toddler. I only get to see him for about 4 hrs per day because I work, so I really cherish any moment I can be with him. I like putting them up and I like them on my phone so I can look at him when I am on break or lunch. So really, don't think you know why you only see happy-go-lucky pictures on your parenting friends wall....0 -
First time thing. Sigh. Oh well.
Anyway, I hope you all have a good weekend!
Wasn't this the day you were supposed to have the "talk"? Or am I completely wrong0 -
At least it was the kind of bad where I could just sit and make jokesFluffySandwich wrote: »
I'm glad I'm not the only onespacequiztime wrote: »
Sorry for your loss.pofoster21 wrote: »
They depress me because I lost my father 25 years ago and I wish I could buy him a Father's Day gift.spacequiztime wrote: »Confession: All of these Father's Day advertisements just depress me because I had a really rough patch with my dad this year, he really stressed me out while I was in the hospital and the time I was stuck at home, and still hold negative feelings towards him.
@FluffySandwich I watched the same movie today and felt the same! At least it wasn't as terrible as The Woman in Black 2. I mentally checked out of that movie twenty minutes in. It didn't have any creatively scary moments, it just had jump scare after jump scare. You make me glad I didn't go see The Woman in Black 2, because I was thinking about it
The best part was the cutie dog.
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raelynnsmama52512 wrote: »Does walking around target get considered exercise?
Of course! I've had some of my best workouts there!
Absolutely! I walked around at target for 2 hrs today. Picked up 3 different cereals including chocolate lucky charms!!, and 3 fiber one brownie things. I get way too excited for new foods
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Holy cow... it's as though you've just described some sort of lost episode of "Outer Limits"... lolFluffySandwich wrote: »I noticed that there are rare times in the Sims when a character becomes stuck and you can no longer play as them.
I had a family who was having a lot of kids. One time they had twin girls. In the Sims when you have twins, sometimes the family will put one of the babies down on the floor as they prepare to welcome the second baby. They put the first baby on the floor, alright, and no matter what I tried I couldn't get anyone to pick it up. It became stuck there, like a piece of furniture. While all the kids grew up and moved out, and the parents became grandparents (and eventually died), the baby remained on the floor... just looking around contentedly. It didn't die and it didn't age.
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Sad but true confession here, I was looking through the success threads and there was one that I wanted to catch up on...I realized that the last time I looked at that thread was in 2011. I am sad because I realized that I have wasted 4 years of my life that should have been in maintenance instead of being only 18 pounds less that I was when I started. Granted I had a baby but still 2 years of this could have been in maintenance. I know there are reasons as to why I am afraid to lose, but I do not want to let that stop me this time. I am finally ready to finish this thing and move onto my next fitness goal.0
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Susieq_1994 wrote: »Okay, you guys, I have a terrible, terrible confession. It may shock some of you who have known me for a while, but I think it's time to come clean.
The fact is... I use "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!". And I like it. *hangs head in shame*
... I actually feel the need to defend this confession. I don't think it tastes like butter! I just like the taste... I use it like it's some exotic cream cheese spread or something...
It's like I don't even know you!!!!!
There's an LC syrup that tastes kinda maple-y but absolutely nothing like syrup. You'll see people ranting about it in the forums sometimes. I don't care that it doesn't taste like syrup, it still tastes good on my yogurt, so I'm using it.
Honestly... I love artificial anything and I highly doubt that will change anytime soon 0 -
Remember how hubby kicked me and Raelynn out because in laws were coming over? Turns out it was just MIL who came, FIL stayed home. I could have stayed home because I can actually tolerate her. Oh well, I at least got to have chick fil a and shop at target, felt awesome to finally get out of the house!
I'm seriously considering setting my goals to maintenance for the next few days, between TOM and these weekly family dinners at my BIL's house, I've been blowing my goals.0 -
Glinda1971 wrote: »
I'm learning. I was trying to post dog pictures but I'll post one of my hair. I think I officially have waist length hair finally. I change the length and style quite a bit but I've been enjoying it long so I let it grow. I've never been this long or even close before. Now I'm going in for a trim next week as it has been six months since the last time I had it trimmed. I didn't think it could get this long but it did! I had it in a very short bob in 2011. Edit to add, I didn't have or could not access dog pictures here on this ipad.
confession. I'm ridiculously pleased with myself over my hair growing. I But I have little control over my nails. Brittle and dry and break easily so I have to wear them short.
I guess I could add something weight related. I have maintained a 50+ pound weight loss for more than 12 years.
Lovely hair! I'm hoping when I lose my back fat mine will reach my waist. It only has 4 more inches to reach.
Then I might cut it off and lose ten pounds - I have really thick hair.
Thank you. I don't think I would lose any real weight by cutting my hair - it is very fine and lightweight. That's funny though. Do you get headaches from the weight of your hair? I know some people who cut it because of that.
If I wear it up in a ponytail for too long I do get headaches.
I want to cut it off but I don't want to cut it off at the same time.0 -
danipatt1216 wrote: »Sad but true confession here, I was looking through the success threads and there was one that I wanted to catch up on...I realized that the last time I looked at that thread was in 2011. I am sad because I realized that I have wasted 4 years of my life that should have been in maintenance instead of being only 18 pounds less that I was when I started. Granted I had a baby but still 2 years of this could have been in maintenance. I know there are reasons as to why I am afraid to lose, but I do not want to let that stop me this time. I am finally ready to finish this thing and move onto my next fitness goal.
You can do it!!0 -
I am totally logging the cleaning I just did as exercise. Scrubbing my balcony requires a ton of elbow grease!0
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Wearing the same gym cloths more than one time with out washing them really grosses me out I sweat like a beast and could not even imagine wearing those stinky cloths again. I know that gym cloths are expensive, but I am not out time impress anyone so I will wear old tee shirts and shorts and all my gym cloths go straight to the laundry as soon as I am done with them. I refuse to pay for a gym membership so most of my work outs are down at home. I hate sweat it is so gross, but I have yet to find a way to loss weight with out sweating.0
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Apparently I spend to much time on facebook where is the like button omg I need the like button and how do I reply to a specific post?0
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I'll confess that the c-section belly thread is making me deal with a lot of demons I haven't dealt with involving Raelynn's birth.
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it's just been really hard for me to deal with my family because most of them treated me horribly after my car accident, my dad especially. In front of others, he would portray himself as a doting caretaker while in reality he would constantly berate me and try making me feel guilty over every decision.FluffySandwich wrote: »
And me. I wish I could buy my father a gift and feel bad about all the times I didn'tItalian_Buju wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »spacequiztime wrote: »Confession: All of these Father's Day advertisements just depress me because I had a really rough patch with my dad this year, he really stressed me out while I was in the hospital and the time I was stuck at home, and still hold negative feelings towards him.
They depress me because I lost my father 25 years ago and I wish I could buy him a Father's Day gift.
Me too!
One time I sobbed (after drinking a bottle of wine) to my boyfriend about how people should never take their loved ones for granted because you never realize how long you have left to spend with them.
Also @Susieq_1994 , although I haven't had it in around 6 years, I too always liked the taste of I Can't Believe it's Not Butter I would choose it over regular butter, and I know they taste NOTHING alike.
I just came back from a horrible movie. Insidious 3. It felt like they had no ideas, just jotted down a few boring sequences, and made a movie out of it. My boyfriend described it as ''a long fart of a movie.'' So bad!!!
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Why would he do thatspacequiztime wrote: »
it's just been really hard for me to deal with my family because most of them treated me horribly after my car accident, my dad especially. In front of others, he would portray himself as a doting caretaker while in reality he would constantly berate me and try making me feel guilty over every decision.FluffySandwich wrote: »
And me. I wish I could buy my father a gift and feel bad about all the times I didn'tItalian_Buju wrote: »pofoster21 wrote: »spacequiztime wrote: »Confession: All of these Father's Day advertisements just depress me because I had a really rough patch with my dad this year, he really stressed me out while I was in the hospital and the time I was stuck at home, and still hold negative feelings towards him.
They depress me because I lost my father 25 years ago and I wish I could buy him a Father's Day gift.
Me too! One time I sobbed (after drinking a bottle of wine) to my boyfriend about how people should never take their loved ones for granted because you never realize how long you have left to spend with them.
Also @Susieq_1994 , although I haven't had it in around 6 years, I too always liked the taste of I Can't Believe it's Not Butter I would choose it over regular butter, and I know they taste NOTHING alike.
I just came back from a horrible movie. Insidious 3. It felt like they had no ideas, just jotted down a few boring sequences, and made a movie out of it. My boyfriend described it as ''a long fart of a movie.'' So bad!!! I'm so sorry you have to deal with that. It must be frustrating for you as well 0
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