Lord Hoagie refers to the expansion of Beagleland as his "manifest destiny," a term he claims to have created. Neil Fairbanks is suspicious of this claim, however.
An overview of Squeakytoytown: Lord Hoagie took this would-be-beautiful pic but as Joni Mitchell likes to say "clouds got in my way..."
Nighttime is when Lord Hoagie routinely wiretaps Squeakytoytown's high-tech sector. Hoagie is convinced kibble is nestled somewhere in the very fiber of optics. Fairbanks squirms uncomfortably whenever Lord Hoagie mentions this idea while holding court.
Lord Hoagie owns all five yachts and has issued a royal decree stating that "no sim, save sim beagles, may own, operate, or use yachts save for the penalty of permanent exile from our civil society i.e. permanent ban from Petco."
Monique Diamond is outraged over the lavishness of Lord Hoagie's palace named Hoagiesailles. The grounds are open to the public, where they enjoy...cake.
Squeakytoytown's City Hall. The Lord E. Hoagie Public Library is conveniently close by since pamphlets extolling Lord Hoagie's justice, prudence, fortitude, and temperance are published daily.
A book from the library.
Tricolor Park is a favorite of residents.
Despite Lord Hoagie's ever-growing autocratic behavior, according to city blocks sims believe Lord Hoagie rocks. But do they really think that way or have they been convinced to think that way?...
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Not sure what happened to my default sidewalks before but thanks to Gobias's sidewalk mod, they reappeared--maybe it had something to do with load order... Other mods I use are LK's Appalachian terrain, SHK rock and water mods, LK Beaches, lots of PEG stuff, a "lot" (HA!) of Matt325, SM2, and SimGoober BATs and Lots, NAM, Girafe mmps, BSC parks etc. The book pictured is (a photoshopped cover of) Thomas Aquinas's Summa Theologiae: Vol. 28, Law and Political Theory, Cambridge Univ. Press.
Anyways, thanks for looking at the Beagleland City Journal