Rudolph Stene

[trapping]

I really have to do something about this layout, don't I? And looking back at what I've already posted on this site (and over at GoS as well) I feel rather embarassed - the quality.. what quality? It's non-existant.
From now on I swear I'll (try to) only post things which I'm pleased or atleast rather pleased with. Ok? Yes? Good.

I got a personal message from Savant over at GoS a couple of hours ago where she asked me if I could upload the sim in my avatar. This made me so excited that I immediately read a tutorial on how to extract sims from in-game and then went on an almost two and a half hour long search for the stuff which I'd used to make this sim.. Well, I didn't find everything (don't blame me - I have more than 36.000 files in my downloads-folder which makes it impossible for me to search through all those files..) so I cloned some stuff in bodyshop. That's why some of the file-names says "cloned".. Well, (lucky for you) you don't have to bother about it.

Rudolph:

 

In my game he's supposed to be a writer, but off course you can do with him whatever you wish. The only thing I ask is that you don't claim him as your own or upload him to paysites (he doesn't like it there.. it's dark and cold).

The only pic I have of him in-game except from the avatar:


Last but not least, a Bodyshop-pic..


.. and a CC-list:


Note: He's NOT packaged with the Sims2Pack Clean Installer. In the download there is a folder containting the sim and all the items needed for him to show up properly (and about two items which doesn't serve any purpose but ended up there anyway..)

Download Rudolph Stene: www.box.net/shared/227ax6o7bp

For those few who cares: I've made a ton off stuff during the past few weeks which I hope I'll be able to take pictures of and put up here and over at the montly theme-thread at GoS sometime during this week. I also have to finish my SS-gift.. I hope you're having a wonderful christmas and isn't as stressed up as I am :3

- Trapping

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I don't see it as jealousy so much as irtoratiin at people who (a) feel they are entitled to something (i.e. higher education) that is (b) heavily subsidized by the taxpayer, but (c) take no responsibility for the personal choices that led to being up to the eyeballs in student loans.Out of high school, I had the grades and the test scores to go pretty much anywhere, but I chose Podunk State, because (1) it cost relatively little, and (b) they gave me a nominal scholarship/stipend that covered my living expenses. This ordinary education has never been a liability for me, not when I applied to grad programs, and not when I went to law school. It's not the government's job to absorb our errors in judgment. That said, I do think the student loan situation has become untenable. It is effectively a form of debtors' prison, and I have some sympathy for those who made sound choices, but still find themselves on the wrong side of student debt. One thing I'll never understand is why Congress can't change the laws to allow student loan debt to be discharged in bankruptcy. (I've been reading your posts, btw. I've just been too stressed out at work and home to leave comments, etc).