hi you guys i'm sorry to ask but anyone who hasn't played in a while or doesn't play sims 3 anymore and has generations can i please have it.

Can I have an arm and a lim in return please?

Sounds like you, uh, uh, ahhh, don't have the power, mate.

Anyway , groveler, if you're looking for a handout go burden the People's Republic Of Canada with your chaff.

You know, there *are* people who might be willing to give a perfect stranger a game just because they asked. Stranger things have happened. Personally - if I had Generations I'd probably give it to the OP since I haven't loaded TS3 in a long, long time. (But I DON'T have it!)

So, you know, keep that in mind. And kudos to the OP for having the balls to ask in the first place.

well, i wish there were more people out there who are like you and i am a girl but i wish i had balls..lol i went to far

Well, at least you Have The Power.

It's not been my most used exp, but I have a full set, not counting anything pink, but it all depends on the price. I don't do charity I'm afraid.

It's less than $20 on Amazon. The version I have, I got on Origin and I play it, so that won't work.

In all honesty, even if somebody did want to share the game with you, Origin makes it impossible, because in order to use an expansion pack it has to be on the Origin account that you are logged into. I had to combine my two accounts (I got one automatically because I had registered games on the official site, before I knew I had it, I had made an account for Origin with different games I purchased through them). You can't play even if the expansion pack is installed on your computer.

My granddad told me that this used to be a thing. People exchanging games and books when not using them anymore. Apparently those books were like made out of paper and you didn't need to make an account somewhere to be able to read them. And they had this specialized furniture called A Bookcase (not sure about spelling and sry for not adding wikipedia link) to store paper books in. And games came in boxes as big as cereal boxes and you could borrow them from other people without getting angry letters from lawyers trying to stop you from sharing your games.

But he is confused sometimes, so I am not sure if this is true.

Oh! So that's what that funny looking piece of furniture to my left is? A bookcase?!? And those strange paper things with pretty (or not so pretty, depending on genre) pictures on the front of them are books? That stack of weird boxes in the back room full of cards and plastic pieces are games?!? No electronics or any type of hardware needed to play them? (That explains why putting one of the cards in the disc drive got me nowhere....)

Granddad was right!

Get real. Only Communists do that.

You must be from the US, they are the only ones talking like that about communists. Heritage from the hoover era I guess.

... but yes, when games came on cassettes, why shouldn't I share them like I did with books. Something has changed.

Isn't the world of sims a big whole communist world when you think about it? A wedding photographer and a surgeon gets about the same wage

A wedding photographer is probably paid according to what the pictures look like ... and I guess the same applies to surgeons.