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lemmy.world

Back when you could actually have funny ads and not worry about people whinging about it online

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Wandererreply
lemm.ee

Society peaked.

Absolute foresight from the matrix to say 1999 was as good as it gets.

Send me back.

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Ehh not really. Social awareness like for example the LGBTQ+ movement gained a lot of support in past decade.

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lemmy.world

TIL Brazzers has been in gaming advertising since at least 2002.

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Oh, totally. I’m a child of the 80s and remember them fondly. I just thought it would be a funny comment.

Man, some of those ads were the epitome of sex sells!

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Sylver
lemmy.world

All those bottom ads are crazy, too.

β€œAge 23: (sleep?) your way through the phone book. Twice.”

β€œAge 40: have a midlife crises for your 40 year old with two 20’s (in a hot tub)”

Age 100 something about spending your time reading books. Like the Kama Sutra

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Freemanreply
feddit.de

Are you some sort of pixel oracle? I could not read that, even if my life depended on it.

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You merely adopted the pixels. I was born in it, molded by it.

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Given the year, this probably came from one of those β€œPlayboy lite” men’s magazines that were popular at the time, like Maxim or FHM.

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Age 17: Get lucky on the dancefloor and maybe in the bedroom.

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Age 100: Spend your golden years reading books. Like the Kama Sutra.

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VonCesawreply
lemmy.world

Ironically, that is the only option you cannot do in the Sims 2.

Screaming and Punching are both under the fight submenu, with Divorce being under its own.

Crying is fully autonomous, and they will do it for potentially the rest of their life.--

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It also used to be good. Man what I would give for a non-mtxn riddled modern Sims

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Norgur
kbin.social

Join, punch, divorce
In that order, in quick succession

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Join, scream, punch, "finish" , cry. Dated that. Fun but never again.

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HairHeelreply
programming.dev

Several couples have selected the β€œdivorce” option and passed those lamps on in the intervening years. You’re next, bub.

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I dated a girl in college that would have selected "all of the above" except Divorce. Why not Divorce? Because one should never marry crazy.

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