Le Ham
now please I will accept the money-payment
Yep, I'm resetting my town pretty soon, and I'm not keeping a single bit of it. No villagers, no clothes, no furniture, no fruit, nothing. I'm starting all over from scratch, and this new town I create will be of my own bells, sweat, and tears. (I will keep my patterns, though, and will probably load them up to Able Sisters before I reset.) I'm doing this because I'm sick of my old town, the decisions I made, the difficulty with my flowers, my mayor's name, my town's name... everything. I want my new town to reflect my work and dedication to it, to carve its own path and history, without borrowing from other sources. More importantly, I want to love it and feel the need to take care of it.
So what's all this mean? Basically, the title says it all. Anyone and everyone can come and take my stuff-- whether it be in the trees, on the ground, whatever. There's furniture, gyroids, hybrids, perfect apples, unorderables, every kind of fruit, all sorts of good garbage screaming your names (even if I don't know them, heh). You can take up to 16 items of any kind, so come in with your pockets empty! There's a butt ton to go around, so take your time and choose wisely! You can shop, too, if you'd like, and I don't give a barbequed doggy poo if you run or dig up anything. It's all for the taking! Come on in!
So what's all this mean? Basically, the title says it all. Anyone and everyone can come and take my stuff-- whether it be in the trees, on the ground, whatever. There's furniture, gyroids, hybrids, perfect apples, unorderables, every kind of fruit, all sorts of good garbage screaming your names (even if I don't know them, heh). You can take up to 16 items of any kind, so come in with your pockets empty! There's a butt ton to go around, so take your time and choose wisely! You can shop, too, if you'd like, and I don't give a barbequed doggy poo if you run or dig up anything. It's all for the taking! Come on in!
Status: Inactive. Seeya tomorrow.
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