Arizona Shrimp Horny

((All gifs and comments were made by Arsequeef, and Tumblr compressed them *massively*, especially Sam.  Please go to the source to see them in their full glory!))

Travis 🤘 Willingham [source]

Marisha “I have two moods” Ray [source]

Liam “If it doesn’t have a buckle I’m not wearing it” O'Brien [source]

Taliesin “I dressed everyone tonight so you’re welcome” Jaffe [source]

Laura “Goth Lolita” Bailey (ft. smitten Travis) [source]

Matt “Y'all were not ready for me in eyeliner” Mercer [source]

And finally, Sam “This isn’t even my final form” Riegel [source]

liam wore the “gothic hole men hoodie shirt long sleeve” by devil fashion on c2e73. the shirt is $47-$49 through amazon and available in sizes S-XL. he also wore the “men trousers with kilt holes” by the same brand, which are $83 and available in sizes S-3XL. a similar option for his scarf would be the “cotton shemagh tactical desert scarf wrap” in black and red by explore land, $13 and also found through amazon.

Bucky and FUBAR #39

In which Natasha doesn’t like hot weather and the guys use teamwork to help! 

i fought the perfect storm - now i am reborn the wind and rain seemed endless - but my courage is relentless (unbroken - really slow motion)

That design document predated the decision to exclude gay relationships in the game. Its pages described a web of social interactions, in which every kind of romantic relationship was permitted. That week, Barrett confounded the expectations of his disbelieving boss. He successfully wrote the basic code for social interactions, including same-sex relationships. 

“In hindsight, I probably should have questioned the design,” Barrett, who is gay, said. “But the design felt right, so I just implemented it. Later, Will Wright stopped by my desk,” Barrett said. “He told me that liked the social interactions, and that he was glad to see that same-sex support was back in the game.” Nobody on the team questioned Barrett’s work. “They just pretty much ignored it,” he said. “After a while, everyone was just used to the design being there. It was widely expected that E.A. would just kill it, anyway.”

In early 1999, before E.A. had a chance to kill the design, Barrett was asked to create a demo of the game to be shown at E3. The demo would consist of three scenes from the game. These were to be so-called on-rails scenes—not a true, live simulation but one that was preplanned, and which would shake out the same way each time it was played, in order to show the game in its best light. 

One of the scenes was a wedding between two Sims characters. “I had run out of time before E3, and there were so many Sims attending the wedding that I didn’t have time to put them all on rails,” Barrett said.

On the first day of the show, the game’s producers, Kana Ryan and Chris Trottier, watched in disbelief as two of the female Sims attending the virtual wedding leaned in and began to passionately kiss. They had, during the live simulation, fallen in love.

HELLO I almost forgot I was working on this, but here’s a DDADDS comic based off of this short fic by @skygemspeaks done with author permission