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Swimwear in several sets?

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by inzey (

inzey)

at March 19th, 2010 (06:57 pm)

current location: Home
current mood: bouncy

Hi

I'm looking for at least 20 different swimwear outfits which I used to have. I'm quite sure they were from MTS, but I couldn't find them there. I believe they were seperated into several sets. Most of it was in shades of blue, with both bikinis and swimsuits. They were adult female only.

Thanks :)

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by Rose (

dorkasaur_sims)

at March 18th, 2010 (06:49 pm)

Hey guys,
I've been trying to find a tutorial on recoloring preexisting lipsticks, but the only ones I've found are on making entirely new ones with photos as a starting base.
I'm looking to recolor some of Bruno's lips and not make my own, any idea where I could find a tutorial?

I've googled up and down, looked on GoS and poked around the MTS boards, but really haven't found anything helpful.
Thanks in advanced!

"nataliS(?) outfits

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by potential_fate (

potential_fate)

at March 17th, 2010 (10:59 pm)

Tags: -- found, --sims 2, clothing: adult, clothing: female, clothing: mesh

The picture said "NataliS" down below, where it's cut off. And I THINK it's from TSR.... but I honestly avoid that place like the plague.

I dunno. the originals aren't so great. I mainly want to recolour it. so the textures don't matter to me. I want the mesh.

If you know where I could get it....

Looking for a dress

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by Pita (Pain.In.The.Ass) (

sheerfreesia007)

at March 17th, 2010 (09:57 pm)

Tags: -- still looking, --sims 2, clothing: adult, clothing: female

Hey guys I was wondering if anyone knew where I would be able to find the black dress on Dina Caliente in this picture. The picture is from infatuated on the Garden of Shadows board.
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Sims 2 facial constuction mods

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by 『★ ・★ L.J. Sei ★ ・★』 (

ahiru_duck)

at March 17th, 2010 (05:21 pm)

I am curious if there is any mods that allows you to change facial shape or the like. I know you can change a sim's make-up and clothes but not anything that can change a already created sim's body/face.

One of my families had child with a unblended face and I want to fix him.

I only have the base game and Nightlife.

2 in 1 Pet Dish - FOUND

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by Secondhand Muse (

wyckkedwench)

at March 17th, 2010 (02:33 pm)

I love this animated dish for the pets at TSR, but it's a subscriber only item created by simaddict99.

This would be for Sims2 btw.

I did do a search and also read all of the Pets posts and comments.

Thanking you in advance.

"Rojdestvenskoye" cemetery, Novgorod

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by Eric Theodore (

dedushka_nomto)

at March 17th, 2010 (07:47 pm)

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Martin and Claire Nicholson's Cemetery Project

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by ukastronomy (

ukastronomy)

at March 17th, 2010 (02:55 pm)

LiveJournal Major Notes: Global navigation, Mobile, Bug fixes

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by theljstaff (

theljstaff)

at March 16th, 2010 (03:33 pm)

Tags: custom mood themes, global navigation, mobile app, tags, vgifts

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We're going to keep this short and sweet (Frank and birthday vgifts will be back next week). You've probably seen the updates to our main menu. Don't be alarmed. You'll find everything you need, just in slightly shifted format. Just so you know, we based these changes on input from both experienced and new users who were not familiar with LiveJournal. Our goal was to reduce barriers to usability and make LiveJournal more accessible and easy to navigate. Please note that this is a work in progress. We welcome your detailed suggestions in

feedback. We thank you, in advance, for helping us improve your LiveJournal experience.

We've updated the global navigation menu:

Here's a quick breakdown of what you'll find where:

Scrapbook can now be found under Profile (thanks for your feedback, btw), along with Settings, Stats, and Edit Profile.
You'll find all the tools you need to post and update entries under Journal, which includes posting and editing entries, managing comments and tags, and customizing your journal's style.
Friends contains all of your friend settings, from filtering your Friends page to adding, removing, and finding new and existing friends on LiveJournal.
Under Communities, you'll find links to manage your communities, accept community invites, and create new communities.
Explore includes search features, RSS feeds, Question of the Day, and FRNK radio.
Under Shop, you'll find links to upgrade or give a paid account, buy virtual gifts, purchase LiveJournal merchandise (like T-shirts), and view your payment history.

LiveJournal Mobile update:

We've enhanced LiveJournal's mobile site to improve usability and load times. We've made more of LiveJournal's features accessible via mobile, including posting comments, uploading photos, reading and commenting on friends' posts, finding and messaging friends, and more. We look forward to reviewing your feedback and recommendations for future improvements.

Other important changes:

You can lock comments to prevent further commenting on a post, while leaving existing comments visible.
We replaced the "Tell a friend" link with a new "Share This" widget that lets you share LiveJournal posts on other social media sites, including Facebook, Digg, Twitter, etc.
We changed some of the icons on entries (you can hover over the icons to view descriptions).
You'll see a Tag count on your Tag management page.
You'll now see the 10 most recent vgifts on your profile page. To remove vgifts, left-click on the vgift and choose whether you want to remove the vgift from your profile or delete it entirely.
We've added options to help you control receipt of vgifts, which you'll find in My Stuff under Edit Profile. You can now enable vgifts from friends or everyone and disable anonymous vgifts.

We've got your fix:

UPDATE: Rolling several updates into one listing here -- 1) Scrapbook should be back and working again. 2) The problem with the Update Journal page in IE6 and IE7 should be fixed now. 3) The problem with the userpic add-on package pricing has been fixed and refunds issued to anyone who was overcharged while the erroneous prices were in place.
Non-conforming images will now be automatically resized for custom mood themes.
Line breaks no longer count as two characters against your entry's character limit.
We fixed a bug on the Manage Tags page so you can clear all tags and add new tags.
We corrected the UI for the update.bml page so it displays properly in IE8.

Thanks again for joining us. Frank and company will be back next week!

More from Queens

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by Erika (

beginnings_end)

at March 16th, 2010 (03:23 pm)

These were taken in January, so the wreaths still on some graves. It wasn't a heavy snow, but it looked really cool.

( Snow angels )

WCIF Vintage D Hairs?

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by owl_ah (

owl_ah)

at March 15th, 2010 (08:36 pm)

Tags: creator: vintage d, hair: female, hair: male, hair: mesh

I'm looking for the old hairs from Vintage D; I know they were posted here at Simscave, but the links are no longer valid. Does anyone know where I can download them now? (I'm particularly looking for numbers 1 and 12, but especially 12.)

Gore Hill cemetery

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by Katura (

katura)

at March 16th, 2010 (10:05 am)
current song: PJ Harvey - This is Love

Also posted in abandonedplaces

A huge majority of the graves in Gore Hill cemetery have been abandoned, leaving the weeds and spiders to take over.

Established in 1868, it's one of the oldest cemeteries in the Sydney metro area, and some notable people are buried there (a few of them appearing to be the only graves that are still maintained). It stopped taking any new burials in 1974, and is heritage listed.

The whole set of pics can be seen at my flickr page.

Here you can see all the overgrown grasses and weeds, and the strange row of very tall palm trees that were planted down the middle of the cemetery. The whole place is surrounded by bushes and trees, and then right outside of it is a bustling urban area including a hospital and various high-rise buildings. It's oddly silent inside the borders, though, and despite being right next to a city park, I didn't encounter any other people or indeed many signs that people come inside the cemetery walls at all anymore.

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WCIF Recolor for the K&B Stuff Overalls

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by clarebeare12 (

clarebeare12)

at March 15th, 2010 (12:40 pm)

Tags: -- still looking, ---sp: kitchen and bath, --sims 2, clothing: male

current mood: irritated

In my town in-game I need a 'handyman', but I can't find any overalls. I absolutely love the Kitchen & Bath Stuff overalls, so are there any recolors for them? I would like them to be non-default, and I'm strictly Maxis-match, so nothing realistic or shiny, please.
Slightly dirty is a bonus! (Not caked-on, though.)

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Homepage Spotlight: 3/15/10

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by ljspotlight (

ljspotlight)

at March 15th, 2010 (09:41 am)

Tags: wordy_icons

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Homepage Spotlight: 3/15/10

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by ljspotlight (

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at March 15th, 2010 (09:40 am)

Tags: corrupted_wish

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Homepage Spotlight: 3/15/10

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by ljspotlight (

ljspotlight)

at March 15th, 2010 (09:40 am)

Tags: cookingfailures

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Whether you're a wizard or a passionate novice in the kitchen, we've all had our share of recipe disasters. From the fallen souffle to the runny chocolate mousse to the lasagna that looks (and/or tastes) like it's been eaten before, come embrace your epic fails through photos and stories. Help others learn from your cooking calamities or simply revel in the fun of failure.

Sunday, March 14th 2010

by Lord Boyzici (

boyzici)

at March 15th, 2010 (03:28 am)

Name: Tom
Location: Buigiri, Tanzania

During this day I went to church, held a dance competition and went fishing with some local children and did some other things.

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X-posted to

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by Lord Boyzici (

boyzici)

at March 15th, 2010 (02:33 am)

Wednesday 11 March

I went into town in the morning to get a few items and I met up with a guy from Buigiri who now drives a local bus in town. I bought a fan for my house and when I got it home I realised that the gaps in the metal grill are far enough apart to get your fingers through – possibly not the best thing for a house where blind children walk around with their hands extended. I also saw in town a guy wearing a t-shirt with 'B.I.L.F.' on the front – somewhat unfortunate I thought.

I love the interior design here - a blend of Bin Laden and children who are missing limbs.

When I got back I met with Thomas who is an albino child who has just moved here from Hombolo. When I was here last year I visited Hombolo as I had heard there was a unit for the blind at their primary school which took the kids who couldn't get in to Buigiri. He is a bright kid who is always clean and tidy. I gather an American passed through some time ago and left some funds for sun tan cream for him – albinos burn up and they are all covered in black marks from the sun. Due to his sponsorship he is in a better state than most, but he still needs help. I've given him a stock of hats to wear, including a couple of rather fetching fishing hats.

Thomas

In the evening one of the blind teachers and his son came to visit me for dinner. He is the guy who set the rehab centre up but we dont exactly see eye-to-eye if you pardon the pun. He gets money from a school in Blackpool but it all gets channeled into big projects like they just recently built an office inspite of not having anything to do in there and they also have a large pickup truck which sits idle for most of the time and is only really used when he wants to go in to town. Meanwhile the inhabitants live hard lives and all they really want are things like seeds for their gardens or medication when they are sick.

After dinner I went to the bar and then caught the first half of the Real Madrid vs Lyon game but was so shattered I went home to bed at half time. I think Im going to need a holiday when I get back to England just to allow my body to recharge.

Thursday 12 March

This was quite a busy day as I went in to town to get a few items and I got dropped off on the return bus right outside the rehab centre – it isn't that far to the centre from my house, only maybe 3 km, but there is no shade on the route and so if I can avoid walking it then I appreciate it as it syncs in nicely with my general laziness. I went to the centre to finalise a few things with the leaders about some things I have lined up for the coming days. I then headed to a nearby maize merchant's business with the blind and bought 440kg of maize for them. I left them to lug it back on their shoulders or on bikes – did I mention my laziness? I then headed to a nearby shop run by a blind man called Joel. I set him up with the stock for the business last year. Running a shop is a tricky business as it requires many more skills than you might expect but he impressed me in several ways – namely he could rattle off the wholesale prices from memory and most importantly was prepared to contribute some money himself. It was only a token amount but I find it to be a good indicator of who wants to progress with their lives rather than just look for handouts. I was pleased to see the shop still going – it is never going to make him a fortune but it provides just enough income to top up what his small farm produces.

Joel and me at his shop

The blind from the centre with their maize

On my way back home I came across a woman who came to see me last year with a skin complaint and I helped her get to a specialist in a nearby town. She is now healed and again it is refreshing to see a problem get solved as all too often you enable people to sort their issues out but they screw up in a myriad of ways.

In the evening I went to see the grandfather of one the guys I hang around with. His daughter had a masectomy last year. The treatment was free but he had to sell all his livestock, effectively his life's savings to cover the transportation and other costs involved. She needs to return to Dar es Salaam for a check up next week and he was trying to raise £63 to cover all the costs. Within a day he had found £15 donated by around 35 people. I find it tough here deciding who to help as my resources are obviously limited, but when people try and solve their own problems before going to see the whiteman then that tends to get my approval so I gave a contribution but did not supply it all as I think it is important that they continue to solve their own problems – yet on the other hand I do think it is a bit tough not helping someone to the max when all they want is to survive cancer. Its a bit of a moral conundrum I face quite often here.

I bought out some toys, including this braille tile shifting game.

In the evening a I upset a boy who plays at my house. He showed me a model of a house made from paper that seemed to be a piece of scrap. I handed it back to him without realising he has bought it from someone as a gift for me. Fortunately someone whispered in my ear and I sorted things out. It is a bit strange when someone gives me gifts here cos I feel guilty taking them. Another time a boy gave me a guava and yet I know his family is down to eating just one meal a day now – it means a lot to give away something like a piece of fruit so I have to accept it.

My new house

I also found some time to play with the school kids. Its odd cos in England I dont have a clue what to say to most children, but out here I can find ways to entertain us for hours on end whilst having limited language skills.

Chatting with the kids on the dormitory steps

Friday 12 March

I headed over to a neighbouring village early in the morning as Buigiri Secondary School were playing them in netball, football and volleyball. Alas we lost in everything but it was a great experience just being there – sports days in England seem so dull in comparison. When things had finished I had lunch with a few guys from Buigiri and we played some pool. I couldnt work out why I was playing so poorly until I rolled my cue across the table and realised it bent in every way possible.

The winning supporters kept running around waving flags and cheering.

The day was a bit of a chill out day – I typically wake around 7am and seem to be doing stuff right through to midnight, so it is good to sometimes get away from the village and put my feet up. In the evening a teacher came for dinner. He is the regional co-ordinator for the Tanzanian League for the Blind and also the guy I get to do stuff for me relating to the blind for places within the region but situated outside of Buigiri when I am not in the country. We had a lot to discuss and it was a productive hour or so.

Saturday 13 March

I spent a long time just chatting to people - I got to expand a couple of people's knowledge of English with the phrase 'Mates before muff' as a teacher had isolated himself from the others cos he spent his life jumping into bed with different girls. AIDS is a big problem here but even educated people just can't keep their zips done up.

These are the children of some of the blind teachers - they all live near my house but are wealthy in comparison to the blind kids.

The kids run around without much thought for snakes or scorpions - so when they stop dead in their tracks due to certain ants I know they are potentially very dangerous. Unfortunately for me they keep invading my house, so I go out hunting with some of the boys to make sure none are going to nip me in the night.

I held a dance competition, but it was mainly a trial run for the main one I had planned for Sunday. The local tribe is famous for their music and dancing and the kids love every opportunity to dance. I took part for a laugh and made it through my heat but I suspect I was voted for as a piss take.

The kids are pretty resourceful when it comes to making entertainment out of other people's rubbish

WCIF Table with cupcake Tablecloth

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by Jen Smustles (

jensmustles)

at March 15th, 2010 (09:00 am)

Tags: -- still looking, --sims 2, objects: tables

I saw a Table on someone's Spares update and it was a white wooden table with a table cloth covered in BRIGHT AS FUCK Cupcakes.

Of course I can't find a damned picture of it to save my life. :( Help?

Have some images now!