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    ((Without mods)) Keeping Guests Away From Computer?

    FFX2Paine506FFX2Paine506 Posts: 675 Member
    edited June 2016 in The Sims 4 General Discussion
    ***I DO NOT USE MODS***

    Is there a way to get my guest to stop using my computer. I have guests over pretty much every day, so dragging it in and out of my family inventory is annoying. I was wondering if there was an interaction that says "Stop doing that" or something similar to that phrase that I could use.

    ***ONCE AGAIN I DO NOT USE MODS DO NOT RECOMMEND THEM TO ME***
    ~I do not use mods or cc~

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      emilymsimsemilymsims Posts: 398 Member
      Lock the door to the computer room?
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      FFX2Paine506FFX2Paine506 Posts: 675 Member
      emilymsims wrote: »
      Lock the door to the computer room?

      I completely forgot I could lock doors! Thank you!!
      ~I do not use mods or cc~
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      Jimboola11Jimboola11 Posts: 1,850 Member
      During parties or visits I ALWAYS feel the need to put computers and/or fridges inb a locked room or the family inventory.
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      ChloeDeCookieChloeDeCookie Posts: 2,467 Member
      If its a club then make all the things to do with the computer a banned activity
      To all you beautiful people out there, have a lovely day.
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      synthsynth Posts: 407 Member
      i dont think op uses mods
      buy artpop on itunes
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      ChloeDeCookieChloeDeCookie Posts: 2,467 Member
      @synth yeah they don't..
      To all you beautiful people out there, have a lovely day.
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      mrnhmathmrnhmath Posts: 750 Member
      No way. Mods don't bite.
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      BabySquareBabySquare Posts: 7,869 Member
      A mod sneaked up on me and bit my on the back of the leg the other day just as I was getting in the car. It stang a bit, but I put some antiseptic cream on it so it's fine now.
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      1need4kaffee1need4kaffee Posts: 486 Member
      edited June 2016
      You should bite back and teach it that hurts. :o unless it was a wild mod. Beware rabies.
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      FFX2Paine506FFX2Paine506 Posts: 675 Member
      edited June 2016
      synth wrote: »
      i dont think op uses mods
      mrnhmath wrote: »
      No way. Mods don't bite.
      BabySquare wrote: »
      A mod sneaked up on me and bit my on the back of the leg the other day just as I was getting in the car. It stang a bit, but I put some antiseptic cream on it so it's fine now.
      1need4kaffee wrote: »
      You should bite back and teach it that hurts. :o unless it was a wild mod. Beware rabies.

      Guys, this is why I have to do this. Because of s**t like this where people don't listen.

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      I blocked out her info, don't know if it's allowed or not.
      Some users leave me no choice but to literally scream it at them from every direction or else they STILL recommend something to me that I clearly stated in the thread that I do not use, as you can see from my above example.
      ~I do not use mods or cc~
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      BabySquareBabySquare Posts: 7,869 Member
      I can't speak for the others, but I was only trying to make conversation. Also, be careful about swearing on this site, part spelling words and blocking out letters with asterisks is against forum rules. Just sayin'.
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      Jimboola11Jimboola11 Posts: 1,850 Member
      BabySquare wrote: »
      A mod sneaked up on me and bit my on the back of the leg the other day just as I was getting in the car. It stang a bit, but I put some antiseptic cream on it so it's fine now.

      Same thing happened to me the other day on the way to the kitchen. I had to beat it down with a slipper! Close call I tells ya! B)
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      BabySquareBabySquare Posts: 7,869 Member
      Jimboola11 wrote: »
      BabySquare wrote: »
      A mod sneaked up on me and bit my on the back of the leg the other day just as I was getting in the car. It stang a bit, but I put some antiseptic cream on it so it's fine now.

      Same thing happened to me the other day on the way to the kitchen. I had to beat it down with a slipper! Close call I tells ya! B)

      Was it an open-heeled slipper? 'cause those aren't as effective at deterring mod bites. For best results try either a tennis shoe or a Chelsea boot.
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      1need4kaffee1need4kaffee Posts: 486 Member
      The op isn't amused. :| there shall be no levity in this thread. :|
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      BabySquareBabySquare Posts: 7,869 Member
      edited June 2016
      1need4kaffee wrote: »
      You should bite back and teach it that hurts. :o unless it was a wild mod. Beware rabies.

      I couldn't; it flounced off (a bit too flamboyantly if you ask me) before I could react.
      Gallery ID: babysquare
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      Inna MinnitInna Minnit Posts: 2,008 Member
      1need4kaffee wrote: »
      The op isn't amused. :| there shall be no levity in this thread. :|

      There's probably a levity mod.
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      BabySquareBabySquare Posts: 7,869 Member
      Inna Minnit wrote: »
      1need4kaffee wrote: »
      The op isn't amused. :| there shall be no levity in this thread. :|

      There's probably a levity mod.

      Just watch out it doesn't sneak up and bite you.
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