Wish they were my friends!
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“I truly wish these ladies were my best friends in real life! They are so fun and entertaining to listen to!
I started listening in August when I had to commute almost an hour to and from work - now I only have a 10 minute drive. I am completely caught up to the latest episode, which makes me happy, but yet devastated because I have to wait a whole week for another episode!
I have pretty much played sims my whole adolescent life. I only had a few friends who had also played, but never nerded out as much as me. If I knew these girls in real life.. I know they would be my best friends ever!
PS.. I totally think Ava is my soul sister. I totally love her spunk and sass. I can relate to everything that she complains about regarding packs and EA in general :) Love ya girl!”
jessjess1992 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
12/05/19
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“I listen to this show during work, I work 12 hour shifts , and man oh man this passes the time. I have always wanted to get out my sim knowledge thoughts and feelings out that are bundled inside And have conversation about everything sims , but no one I know care about anything sims, so it’s so...”Read full review »
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Canada ·
09/07/21
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“As someone who had sims 1 on PlayStation 2 but couldn’t work it out but has recently become obsessed with sims 4 on PC this has been really interesting. Loving the discussion of the old games since I basically missed them. The presenters were really friendly and fun. Hope it continues.”
DMU_GIRL-2008 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/18/18
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“Bonehilda for president”
AmariShumer via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/14/20
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