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Risky Whohoo
17-03-2008, 11:04 PM
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Re: Risky Whohoo
I like the idea of a choice, because in some of the articles (not quoted by EAxis) said something about sleeping around and being premiscuous (like Don Lathario) and it said something like, do her... do her good, so some people may want some riskier things but Will Wright's daughter who helps him with a lot of projects is like, 11 so I'm not sure if he would want to go that route. Even the thought of having a Mature game may cause some parents to get upset and sue. Just think, they may have thought that their child bought the rated T version but perhaps he snuck it from a friend and the parent walks by to see a sim doing something explicit, lawsuit anyone?

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Risky Whohoo - ladybug05 - 17-03-2008, 09:33 PM

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