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quiero dibujar muchas cosas y entre ellas están unos curisims holii

HOW DO YOU TAKE SCREENSHOTS??

note: you do not have to name them in order. British & North American spellings accepted + a few common Latin names

Tired of going to make your custom hood with one of the default terrains in Sims 2 only to find out you don’t even like it? I know I was but no matter what terms I put in google, I couldn’t find any good previews of the SC4 terrains. So I thought I’d provide for those who are currently making a hood or need to plan out their hood but can’t find the references for the terrain they used.

Previews under cut! All previews are with no extra hood deco (except for bridges in the hoods that use them) and with the lush terrain option. And might I suggest my deforested SC4Terrain Replacements so you don’t have to go through deleting all the trees as well ;)?

Way back in 2011, a bit of Daria fan fiction I wrote sometime between 1998 and 1999 had taken on a life of its own in the years since leaving the fandom, resulting in its appearance on my Tumblr dashboard in mid-December of that year.

After the shock wore off, I had no option but to come out as the creator of the fictional posthuman/alien genetic construct Alexandria’s Genesis. Figuring that doing so on Tumblr wasn’t going to be enough to attempt – emphasis on “attempt” – to set the record straight, I turned to my own fashion blog to shed more light on this subject.

Since then, the post had become the most-read on my old blog, 33 avenue Miquelon; Miquelon is no longer my last name, by the way – it’s Aubernon now. Much to my disappointment, however, most who came to my blog through that post didn’t bother to go any further.

With 33 avenue Miquelon in the pages of history, I figured I would repost the most-read post of all time here on Tumblr as both a tribute and testament to its surprising success among both the violet-eyed truthers and the realists, and as a way to insure that AG will not take away from the new endeavour.

Read, share, laugh, love, but always remember: Alexandria’s Genesis is not, was not, and – barring the advent of posthumanity (hint-hint, my little violet-eyed truthers) – shall never be real, no matter what you choose to believe; you will always be wrong.