I promise to zip it

[The Harlequins]

Gezzz Just realised how many posts i have done since starting to play the game.

Sorry for the bombardment , just a old guy finding a new point in life.

Will zip it soon for sure/

Frank

[Mr. Lord Rich]

Frank.........don’t zip it. Ask away

[Gwayne's World]

Let me be Frank about this?

CONTINUE being Frank!

[The Harlequins]

Dwanye you are bonkers and i wish our paths had crossed in the real world.

To you and Pete .

I am a novice not only to this game ,but to online stuff in general.

I do have talents in a differant field lol

I have seen my children tapping away on the only thing that seems to matter to them the phone, everybody pretending to be somebody there not.

I posted something i should not have done ...a family photo.

I like to know who i am dealing with, your dealing with me.

Regards Frank

[George Knatz]

Frank, I’m an old retired guy too. Ten years ago I didn’t know how to send a text message, today I’m constantly tapping away on my phone.

[Louise Bayou]

Your enjoying the Sim and like to talk about it. Not one single thing wrong with it!

And how are you going to learn about the Sim or technology unless you ask or do it? Life is to short to worry about it!

[Ali Hedgestone]

I posted something i should not have done ...a family photo.

Bah! I'm friends outside of the SIM with a lot of SIM players. We text, chat, and are on Facebook/Twitter. I'll meet up with any SIM player that's within a 4/5 hour drive of me. I've gone to officially sanctioned SIM gatherings and there are photos of SIM meetups.

Absolutely nothing wrong with sharing personal info/photos if you are comfortable with it.
There is an 8 page thread on it even! viewtopic.php?f=6&t=40019

Keep on, keeping on!

[Tammy Stawicki]

No one is going to begrudge someone sharing their excitement of the sim or looking to learn. Your posts are a nice break from all the complaining of us old curmudgeons.

[The Harlequins]

Have tried to get into going on chat a couple of times, but i am a one finger keyboard guy.

I last went on when it was festivous night,

I tried to reply to a message of Darcy , by the time i had got it up her post wasnt even on the screen, and my reply seemed like the ramblings of a madman in amonst the other post lol

[Regina Moore]

If it makes you feel better, I don't do chat, either. Not because I'm a slow typist, but because I think in complete sentences and I like to be thoughtful about what I'm saying, as opposed to off-the-cuff. Chat feels like a rushed conversation to me, and I wouldn't want to sit down and have lunch with someone who was speaking in a hurry-up manner. And plus I'm from a generation where there wasn't any such thing as "chat speak" or URLs without spaces between words, etc., so even though chat has been around a few decades, I've still never reached a comfort level with it.

[Cleo Patra]

Festivus and big race nights are crazy. I average a 60-80 word per minute typing speed and I’ve been formally educated to speed read and I still struggle to keep up sometimes!

[Gwayne's World]

Have tried to get into going on chat a couple of times, but i am a one finger keyboard guy.

I last went on when it was festivous night,

I tried to reply to a message of Darcy , by the time i had got it up her post wasnt even on the screen, and my reply seemed like the ramblings of a madman in amonst the other post lol

You almost have to enter into a private chat room on those occasions? If you aren't trampled to death before you get there?

[Bertie Bassett]

Keep asking questions Frank. Means I don't have to.

[Nick Gilmore]

Like Gwayne said. If you go to chat, you can specifically talk to a single person, one on one, at your own pace. Private chat. It’s been some time since I’ve gone on chat for the same reason, it’s way too fast for me too! But it can be done!

My mom always taught me that the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask, so don’t be stupid...keep asking!

[The Harlequins]

Wise words indeed from your mom Nick.

I was always told .
It is better to remain silent at the risk of being thought a fool, than to talk and remove all doubt of it.