Maybe a rabid rabbit? I know some roosters can be mean and if they have their spurs definitely can be a hazard. I've also known a broodie hen or two in my time. However they mostly just pecked.
Same. I have a flock and they can be skittish, but are pretty sweet. I've even in one case had seven roosters and could hold them as much as any hen. If anything, they're brutal to each other and not people.
As for the rabbits... Not sure what the idea is here. Would it really be kind of a repeat like rabbit rodent fever?
No, when you mistreat a rabbit they can get in a fight with you and kill you.
Me too, lol, it seems like it would have been more realistic to have death by fox.
It is a throw back to Monty Python and the Quest For the Holy Grail. There is a famous killer bunny in it. Realism has nothing to do with it. It is hardly the only reference to globally acclaimed British media ether. There is Doctor Who like phone booth that hasn't been in use for years for example. I like the loose pop culture references. I find them fun.
At least these two I understand. But cats riding roombas, toddlers getting cleanned with a hand vacuum and the sprite with glasses had me at a loss. The cats thing is funny even without context, the sprite's origin someone here explained to me, but the toddler meme is still beyond me. (Please tell me it really is a meme, and people don't do this for real!)
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
Oh, now that's interesting! I really wish we'd had at least one more empty lot... it would be so much fun to build a treehouse type home, and then you'd have more room potentially for sheds at the bottom.
Me too, lol, it seems like it would have been more realistic to have death by fox.
It is a throw back to Monty Python and the Quest For the Holy Grail. There is a famous killer bunny in it. Realism has nothing to do with it. It is hardly the only reference to globally acclaimed British media ether. There is Doctor Who like phone booth that hasn't been in use for years for example. I like the loose pop culture references. I find them fun.
One of the first things I'm going to do when I get the CL pack is have a Sim donning the knight armour get killed by a rabbit. The Monty Python enthusiast in me needs such a ghost roaming in the town.
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
Im still curious about what would happen if you shrunk your animal shed down....would it be the same as the fish tank with the animal staying the same size? Then presumably it would just vanish when it went into its teeny tiny house!LOL
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
Im still curious about what would happen if you shrunk your animal shed down....would it be the same as the fish tank with the animal staying the same size? Then presumably it would just vanish when it went into its teeny tiny house!LOL
Maybe we could get miniature cows. If the shed shrinks down without affecting the cows then it could easily be incorporated into other buildings. If not, there is always the option to build above or below ground if space is an issue.
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
Im still curious about what would happen if you shrunk your animal shed down....would it be the same as the fish tank with the animal staying the same size? Then presumably it would just vanish when it went into its teeny tiny house!LOL
Me too, lol, it seems like it would have been more realistic to have death by fox.
It is a throw back to Monty Python and the Quest For the Holy Grail. There is a famous killer bunny in it. Realism has nothing to do with it. It is hardly the only reference to globally acclaimed British media ether. There is Doctor Who like phone booth that hasn't been in use for years for example. I like the loose pop culture references. I find them fun.
One of the first things I'm going to do when I get the CL pack is have a Sim donning the knight armour get killed by a rabbit. The Monty Python enthusiast in me needs such a ghost roaming in the town.
Please come back and share your screenshots!
My username has been my internet handle for over 20 years since I was 16 and refers to when I had a crush on a very tall boy. I intend absolutely no violence toward beautiful giraffes.
So I have a 85 tile house, 15 tile greenhouse, and room for 2 cow sheds, a coop, 5 garden crop patches, (same size as the large planters) the birds and rabbit on 30 X 20 lot. I can have a farm in the town, yay.
thanks for that!
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
Or, just live underground. That might be fun
well, I just did a quick experiment on a 20x15 lot and built a very nice 1 bed modern treehouse with a 2 bed house in a basement using only 5x5 of the ground level....meaning you could easily fit a family, an animal shed, a chicken coop and some gardening plots on the smallest lot size!
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Imagine rabbits attacking flower bunny.
At least these two I understand. But cats riding roombas, toddlers getting cleanned with a hand vacuum and the sprite with glasses had me at a loss. The cats thing is funny even without context, the sprite's origin someone here explained to me, but the toddler meme is still beyond me. (Please tell me it really is a meme, and people don't do this for real!)
Banjo music plays during woohoo and hay comes out along with 💕hearts
Sims get kind of a bad moodlet from woohooing in the shed.
If there is an animal in the shed you have to call it out to be able to woohoo.
thats awesome!
Kids can also play the violin
Kinda hard to do any kind of build without knowing how much space you need!
Cow shed is 10x9 and the coop is 4x3
OMG the cow shed is huge. So smaller lots are not suitable for more than one farm animal.
So if you want a cow but you live on a 20x15 lot you should basically just move in with it!LOL
I think the cow shed is with all the footprint necessary for the cow to roam about. You could try build your sim's house above the shed if you need more space.
Oh, now that's interesting! I really wish we'd had at least one more empty lot... it would be so much fun to build a treehouse type home, and then you'd have more room potentially for sheds at the bottom.
One of the first things I'm going to do when I get the CL pack is have a Sim donning the knight armour get killed by a rabbit. The Monty Python enthusiast in me needs such a ghost roaming in the town.
Im still curious about what would happen if you shrunk your animal shed down....would it be the same as the fish tank with the animal staying the same size? Then presumably it would just vanish when it went into its teeny tiny house!LOL
Maybe we could get miniature cows.
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Or, just live underground. That might be fun
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well, I just did a quick experiment on a 20x15 lot and built a very nice 1 bed modern treehouse with a 2 bed house in a basement using only 5x5 of the ground level....meaning you could easily fit a family, an animal shed, a chicken coop and some gardening plots on the smallest lot size!