“Feature or bug? EA accidentally added incest to The Sims 4 via a new update, and Twitter can’t help but notice that it coincides with Chris Chan’s hearing. Oh boy. The bug also ages children more quickly… children you can date. OH BOY. EA is supposed aware and fixing it…”
The High School expansion pack messed things up really bad…Though, I find the unintentional incest addition to be absolutely hysterical.
…They should keep that!
Not sure if they had to make a patch for the base game, to make comparability with the new EP, and that messed up everybodies game…or if it’s just people with the HS EP who are having this problem.
I own a copy of Sims 4…along with two or three EPs [all purchased on deep sale…I wont reward EA, for being what it currently is]…Maybe I’ll eventually make and share some videos of it…but I’m not going all in with Sims 4, like I did with Sims 2 and 3.
…Speaking of which…I probably wont even bother with Sims 3, because it’s such an insane resource hog, that’s constantly hanging…but I might eventually make some Sims 2 vids…provided I have it all installed on a PC I can still get logged into…I think I do. No promises…Probably most people don’t care, anyway.
“Lance Wallnau is a wild Mega Church pastor who believes he is a prophet and he can remove demons from people. Because obviously there are demons in everyone. He’s joined in this video by a lady pastor who doesn’t seem to have read the bible.”
“Republican lawmakers, operatives, and strategists are growing angrier by the day as Republican senate candidate Dr. Mehmet Oz continues to tank in the polls against Democratic rival John Fetterman. They are also not happy that Trump has endorsed Oz, which is what propelled him to the nomination. This is a monster of their own creation, and now they are upset because the monster could cost them the Senate. Farron Cousins explains what’s happening.
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Folks, if you’ve been following the, uh, Pennsylvania Senate race between John Federman and Dr. Oz, it is an absolute blood bath right now with John Federman, just decimating Dr. Me Oz, the latest polls that came out on Tuesday show Federman now has a 14 point lead up from an 11 point lead just a couple days ago, and that is freaking Republicans out after all, this is the race to, uh, replace the retiring Republican Senator pat toy. So it’s a Republican controlled seat that they wanna keep in Republican hands. But according to Republican strategists, the people in the state Dr. Oz’s campaign is so pathetically weak that this is now a seat that Republicans are likely going to lose here is what one Republican strategist by the name of Keith Naughton had to say, if Oz wasn’t mentally and physically on vacation, it might be an even fight.
And after Naughton made that comment, you had Brittany Yannick, who’s an Oz campaign spokesperson. She came out and fired back. And she said, since winning the primary, Dr. Oz has made over 120 campaign stops. He’s logged 2,500 miles while crisscrossing the state to speak with voters in all four corners of the Commonwealth. He also went to Europe for a couple weeks. He’s also been down here in Florida, like literally not campaigning, just hanging out on vacation as, as Notten again, a Republican strategist pointed out the dude’s mentally on vacation. He’s physically on vacation. He’s not putting any real effort into this campaign. And every time he tries to do a gotcha of John Federman on Twitter, Federman is just able to absolutely destroy him. John Federman, of course, has been getting New Jersey icons to come out and talk about what a great man from New Jersey Dr.
Oz is because Dr. Oz is from New Jersey. Dr. Oz only recently started living in Pennsylvania. And by the way, recently at a campaign stop, he actually got the name of the city he claims to live in, in Pennsylvania. Wrong. See, that’s never good, you know, being a transplant from another place, moving to that particular state, just to run for office and then flubbing the name of the town that you, uh, claim to live in. Not exactly off to a great start, but again, the trolling from Federman online has just been remarkable. None of Dr. Oz’s attacks against Federman have worked, and let’s not forget the big one. Donald Trump himself is the reason Dr. Oz even won that Republican primary and Donald Trump only endorsed Oz
Because according to reports, Sean Hannity wanted him to. So you’ve got Republican strategists in Pennsylvania, freaking out because Oz is so hilariously bad at running for office. You’ve got people like Mitch McConnell that have been outspoken about being off about, you know, Donald Trump saddling them with candidates who have no chance of winning. And that’s exactly what Oz is. So they went Republicans from having a very safe seat in the state of Pennsylvania. One that had been controlled by a Republican. They thought for sure it was gonna get passed onto another Republican who could serve for a couple of terms. And instead they’re likely to lose it. They’re losing right now by 14 points, but they’re likely to lose it all because Donald Trump stuck his big, stupid nose where it didn’t belong. And I gotta tell you, Republicans deserve every second of the humiliation that Dr. Oz is bringing to both his campaign and to their party.”
“Judy Giuliani, the ex-wife of Rudy Giuliani, is calling for Rudy to either be forced to pay several hundred thousand dollars that he owes her or be arrested. Giuliani is legally required to provide all sorts of payments to his ex, but according to her complaints, he has only sent her one $10,000 check that actually bounced due to insufficient funds in his account. Farron Cousins explains what’s happening.
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Rudy Giuliani, just for some reason, can’t seem to stay out of trouble. Right? We all know he’s currently under investigation for possibly acting as an unregistered for an agent he’s embroiled in all of the, uh, you know, fake elector scheme, the January 6th stuff, all of those scandals that could result in, you know, investigations, possibly criminal charges against him. And now this week we learned something else that Rudy Giuliani is apparently in trouble for. And that is not paying his ex-wife the alimony and arrears that he owes her. According to Judy Giuliani this week, Judy, uh, Judy Giuliani and her legal team, uh, filed a motion in court. They’re basically asking a judge to hold Rudy Giuliani in contempt because according to Judy and her legal team, he owes her $262,000. And Judy had this to say, she wants the money immediately. And with interest warning, quote, your failure to appear in court may result in immediate arrest or imprisonment for contempt of court.
Now, of course they can’t, you know, file contempt charges against him that has to come from the judge. But, uh, basically Rudy Giuliani’s ex-wife Judy is sitting there saying, dude, pay up or go to jail. And honestly, it doesn’t seem like she even cares which one it is. She just wants something in return for what she is apparently owed. Because here, according to the sworn affidavit that they filed in court this week is what Juliani owes her. He owes her money for the Palm beach condo. Judith says, uh, Judith says Giuliani owes 140,000 for their luxury condo, which she is trying to sell. According to court documents. Judith says that Giuliani is quote required to pay me $200,000, regardless of whether or not the property has been sold so far, he’s only kicked in 60 grand. The country club dues, Judith says Giuliani, hasn’t paid his share of the annual membership dues, leaving her to pay his half.
In the meantime, the help Judith has owed $5,000 per month for help under the terms of the divorce, like an assistant or a housekeeper. Now says that since last summer, and this is where things get a little funny. Since last summer, he did send her a check for $10,000. So, you know, that’s two months worth of help. 5,000 just seems like a lot, but either way, he sends her $10,000. She takes to the check to the bank and says, okay, well here’s two months of it. The check bounces because Rudy Giuliani had insufficient funds in his bank account. So, you know, that’s a problem. And, and in fact, many times, you know, passing a bad check could, could land you charges against you, but GII of course didn’t get
Charged for trying to pass a bad check, but still, still something that’s gonna come back to haunt him here. But I just love the fact that Giuliani can’t keep his life in order, no matter what it is, right? His professional life, his political life, his personal life, all of it is just an absolute, uh, dumpster fire, dumpster fire on top of a train wreck and honest to God, this man is such a horrible human being that he deserves every second of it, in my opinion, I’m sorry, but he does just an absolute vile piece of crap and everything that he has built in his life is coming crashing down around him because he decided to throw his lot in with Donald Trump. That’s it that’s 100% of the reason why, I mean, he’s running outta money, obviously because he has to pay all these massive legal bills and all of those legal bills, all of them are because he got in bed with Donald Trump figuratively, of course, but because he cited with Trump because he went that route because he wanted to make that man happy.
He’s lost so much money that apparently according to the filings, he can’t even pay his ex-wife the alimony in arrears that he owes her. So Giuliani, you better find a way to come up with that money. Maybe it’s time to call Trump one more time. Try again, to pay those legal fees for you because, uh, if you can’t do it well, they’re trying to put you in jail. So make your choice either somehow come up with the $262,000 or go ahead and get fitted for one of those orange jumpsuits. I personally don’t care either way and it doesn’t seem like your ex-wife does either.”
“Yet another “MAGA influencer” has been arrested for participating in the Capitol Riot, and they were busted because they decided to boast about their participation – and post videos of it – on their social media account. These might actually be some of the dumbest insurrectionists in American history, and it is almost as if they are begging to be caught at this point. Farron Cousins discusses this.
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Yet another mag influencer who allegedly we have to say allegedly, cuz they haven’t been, you know, officially convicted, allegedly participated in the capital riot arrested on Tuesday of this week because like so many of these other idiots, this person put the video of them at the capital saying some pretty, uh, profane things, which I will read in a moment. So just, you know, warning on that language coming up. But they posted their involvement on social media and considering the fact that this person, uh, by the name of William kit, who goes by the online name as Seymour views, he’s a mega influencer. He’s got 37,000 YouTube subscribers. Ooh, but he’s got 78,000, uh, Instagram followers. So that’s a pretty big Instagram, the YouTube numbers, eh, that’s fairly weak. I’m sorry. But it is. And he was actually reported to the FBI in December of last year, December of 2021, the, the friend you sent the pictures to the FBI said, Hey look, here’s my buddy.
He says he was there. There’s a couple pictures here. So you can see it. Like here he is, here’s his name? Go find him. And then I guess, you know what, uh, eight months later they FBI finally decides, all right, you know what time to go pick up this guy. But again, you didn’t even need the friend to send the info to the FBI. You didn’t need them to be the ones to send the pictures. Cuz like I said, they went on his social media page and there’s the videos like he’s literally there in the capital and here’s what he says on the video. There is a price to pay for freedom. I am see more views. He said, as he stood in front of a line of cops, we are here to die for this today.
Okay. So he talks about, you’re gonna pay a price. Uh we’re here, we’re here to die. So which implies like there’s gonna be violence and he’s in front of the cops and he gives him his name and it, it, it took you a year and a half to, uh, to go and arrest the guy. Like he, he was in front of the cops, a line of cops, not just one cop, a line of cops and he’s videotaping it. And he is like, here’s my name? And my intentions come and get me, I guess later 18, actually 19 months, 19 months until they’re like, all right, I guess we’re gonna go arrest. See more views. And you know, he’s facing a lot of charges, including entering and remaining in a restricted building as well as disorderly conduct with intent to disrupt the government and the intent, by the way to disrupt the government is one that could carry, you know, a pretty significant, uh, jail sentence with it. But I always have to point out we’re not dealing with
Smart people. In fact, I would venture to guess that there isn’t a single person that actually participated in the capital riot that should be classified as smart or as intelligent. Because again, how many of these morons have we seen get busted? Because they posted videos of themselves breaking the law online. How many have we seen busted? Because they’re sending pictures to their friends saying, Hey, look here, I am posting it on Facebook again. We’re not dealing with smart people. So how in the hell is it taking the FBI this long to go through and arrest all these idiots? Do you not have somebody at the agency whose job it is to go through social media posts, searching by keyword, looking for people talking about this, because if so, you may need to replace that person because I don’t think they know how to do a keyword search because you should have found stuff like this 18 months ago and arrested the guy and the FBI of course is still asking for people, Hey, you know, if you see something online, please do send it to us. They’ve arrested hundreds, but there’s still hundreds more out there that they have not. So I guess the message is if you see something, say something, send it to the FBI because apparently it’s out there. We just have to have the people who can go through and, and find it. Cuz apparently the FBI is just not gonna do it for us.”
“No one could have predicted for sure what would happen when House Speaker Nancy Pelosi visited Taiwan. Well, unless they were predicting that Pelosi would deliver a nonsensical word salad of a speech if given the opportunity. And that’s just what she did, waxing incomprehensibly about the concepts of liberty, security and democracy, and even dragging poor Ben Franklin into the bowl where she tossed this inscrutable word salad.
One can only imagine the struggle faced by the Chinese interpreters who sought to make sense of it all.
Jimmy and America’s comedian Kurt Metzger discuss Pelosi’s gibberish-fest while we all get to see how Kurt would look with a Pelosi-inspired hairpiece.”
Nasty Bologna is not my leader!…
This hag needs to get out of government…
…At least do us the courtesy of leaving…if not dying.
“Guest Host Kim Brown is joined by Ricci Sergienko, Member of People’s City Council LA, and Garnet Henderson, Host of ‘Access: A Podcast About Abortion'”
“Republican donors funded an effort to sink scandal-scarred Eric Greitens’ campaign for U.S. Senate, which ended in a resounding third-place loss in the Missouri GOP primary election.
Politico reports that megadonor Rex Sinquefield and GOP strategist Johnny DeStefano helped in the effort by launching an anti-Greitens super PAC as top Republicans repeatedly pressed Donald Trump not to endorse the former Missouri governor, who resigned over a sex scandal and was later accused of child abuse by his ex-wife.
“There can be no question that Greitens’ candidacy threatened Republican control of this Senate seat,” said Peter Kinder, a former Missouri lieutenant governor. “Nominating him would have put in play a seat that Republicans absolutely shouldn’t have to worry about. There was clear need for someone to assemble the resources to tell the truth about him that had never been told.”
The super PAC aired withering ads against Greitens starting in late June as part of a year-long, behind-the-scenes effort to sink his campaign for the retiring GOP Sen. Roy Blount’s seat, which more than a dozen sources said involved some of the party’s top officials and donors.
Republican National Committee chair Ronna McDaniel repeatedly urged Trump not to endorse Greitens, including as recently as Monday, and National Republican Senatorial Committee chair Rick Scott to GOP megadonor Steve Wynn also pressed Trump to stay away from the former Navy SEAL, who had aggressively sought his endorsement.
Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-SC) and former White House adviser Kellyanne Conway expressed their own concerns about Greitens, who was chased out of the governor’s mansion by allegations that he tied up, blindfolded and sexually assaulted his hairdresser, and Trump at first seemed unwilling to back him.
“You know what I call him? ‘Whips and chains,’” Trump said during one meeting with advisers last year, according to a person familiar with the gathering.
Greitens had influential backers in Trump’s orbit, including megadonor Bernie Marcus and Donald Trump Jr.’s fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle, and the former governor appeared frequently on the “War Room” podcast hosted by former Trump strategist Steve Bannon.
Trump attempted a compromise the day before the primary by declaring his support for “Eric,” which was effectively a dual endorsement for Greitens and Eric Schmitt — each of whom claimed the endorsement was intended for themselves
But the anti-Greitens super PAC had become the highest-spending outfit in the campaign by the end of July, and that coincided with the swift collapse of his poll numbers — which saw him fall into the third place he would ultimately finish, behind Schmitt and Vicky Hartzler.
“What happened was Greitens had more of a glass jaw than a lot of people thought,” said Steven Law, who runs the Mitch McConnell-aligned super PAC Senate Leadership Fund.”
“Ty Cobb, who was former President Donald Trump’s attorney in the White House, believes that Trump won’t be able to argue “willful blindness” to defend his actions on January 6 and that Congress has enough evidence to disqualify him from ever holding office.”
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