sims_crazy, please do not hack a thread. There is a mod already for that specific request. Try searching.

Will this remove the duplicate memories already created?

Will this mod also delete existing duplicate memories?

Move your neighborhood(s) that you want to keep into a place outside of the EA Games folder. This will save your families and you will be able to move them back into the EA Games folder after reinstalling.

Does it say you can't re-install or it just won't load the installation program?

I don't have your photoshop, I have adobe photoshop CS2, but I can help you with this:

How to get your sims pictures:

Go to EA Games folder
Go to Sims2 folders
Go to Neighborhood folder
Find your neighborhood: (N001: Pleasantview, etc.)
Go to storytelling folder
Find the picture you want to edit
Move the pic to an easier accessible folder
Enter adobe photoshop, click the open button
Find the picture in your folder

That's as far as I can get you to. The best advice I can give you is to just mess around with photoshop and make copies of your photos if it doesn't go as planned. Save as JPEG!

Great mesh, now my HUGE bodybuilders are going to save the world.

If this problem persists, which I'm sure it will, divide all of your custom content into about two or four separate parts. Remove them from your downloads folder and put one of them back in. Load your game and if the problem persists, then in that group is your problem. If it's not, just remove it and put in another one, taking the first one out. I think you get the idea, though.

She's gorgeous and you'll have to show us her baby.

Charlie Rogan beat me to the punch...lol

Either Inteen or Community weddings and Both Gender Pregnancies. Inteen supplies the both gender pregnancy (I think insim does as well). I'm not sure about the Community lot weddings conflicts with since I've never used it.

Sometimes they are binned in another type of wall or floor, but if they're not there, I would suggest clicking on the all (infinite) sign and see if they are located there.

The aspiration awards in the game.

Nice, they make me drool...

I think it would be more fun to stick to the iambic pentameter that Shakespeare greatly revolutionized in his work. I don't want to be rude to any one, but it would be hard for me not to critique your work (very) harshly if I felt something was off.

There are so many ideas underneath this that most do not ever recognize. Some named are the contrast of light and day, such as the balcony scene when Romeo proposes his love to Juliet. Others could be of Juliet herself when she walks into the chapel to secretly marry her first love, Romeo. There are religious remarks depicted only for a second and so many secrets lying in Juliet's speech when she talks to her mother.

I hope you understand that this is a hard thing to do, especially when people are going to ride your coat tails until you do it right.

Frankly, it's hard to compete with Shakespeare and his original idea, so I would stick to the iambic pentameter and his original writing.



It's more than being teenagers and taking poison. It was more of being locked up for so long (and then having an arranged marriage to this ugly conceited man(Paris)) and then finding this guy (Romeo) at a masquerade ball and falling in love with him as he expresses his love for her under a moonlit night and then he is taken away from her and sent to barren lands only to see him again in death.

Her father didn't even want her to marry at the age of fourteen. It was his only child and overall, his life. He would rather had waited a year to send her off to make babies for this guy who would cheat on her and never come home. Her father (Capulet) was trying to save her.

On to history (I feel like I'm back in school), the life of a woman was short and dangerous. They had to have children young because by the age of 25 or so she was considered an old hag. Men in the 17th century or 16th century would run around and drink and their wives would have been happy just to see them for awhile in their lifetime. I guess that goes for most of history as well...

Romeo is a character in himself, also. He's whiny, conceited, a child, ignorant to others, and one-set minded. You can see what I mean in the first act before he met Juliet when he's fonding over his cousin or some other woman (Rosalinda, I believe). Juliet, though, acts like a young girl who is confused and looking for solice in something and trying to mature before her age.

I think I've written too much though. What is important is to understand poetry and Shakespeare himself.