Vehicular Graveyard

BlogpostPublished: Dec 05, 2006Views: 261

Dead cars - simply because they don't work. Dead as a doornail (British saying - I can't think why anyone would ever imagine a doornail to be anything BUT dead - and WHY a doornail???).

So, why these cars? How rude of you to ask! Well, far be it for me to decline ANOTHER opportunity to fill the world with MY words, so here I go with justifications (though I don't HAVE to do this, you know!)... (1) Anyone without Nightlife has no vehicles whatsoever. (2) People WITH Nightlife might like some of the non-available vehicles as decor. (3) We need some decorative vehicles that Sims cannot walk through. (4) We need some decorative vehicles that aren't game hacks . (5) We need this collection at TSR so you can upload them in lots at TSR too! (6) Malessacooper wants them - and so she shall have them. Now, these AREN'T driveable. In fact, the first person who asks me if I can make driveable versions will face THIS as their fate!

MsBarrows ∙ Dec 11, 2006

Ooo I can hardly wait for these to come out! I have been needing to build a car-ferry set piece for my Legacy neighborhood for AGES and been putitng it off repeatedly because of the lack of cars to decorate it with - these will be perfect!

fizz bomb ∙ Dec 8, 2006

Ha! Ha! Ha!
I know where to come for a good laugh

megas9900 ∙ Dec 5, 2006

Finally Helecopters that don't spin like tops 24 hours a day!

eshuff ∙ Dec 5, 2006

Pedantic offering: "dead as a doornail" is a phrase that appears back in 1350 in Shakespeare's Henry IV. Speculation is that it refers to carpentry. If you hammer a nail through a piece of timber and then flatten the end over on the inside so it can?t be removed again (a technique called clinching), the nail is said to be dead, because you can?t use it again. Doornails would very probably have been subjected to this treatment to give extra strength in the years before screws were available. So they were dead because they?d been clinched. Perfectly useless information, but there you go. --- Beth

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