OMG Does anyone not get the irony of the ad running at the side of the forums:
"The difference between BREAKTHROUGH and try again"
I about fell outta me chair, rofl

OK I found myself petting my Meeroos tonight and all of a sudden I found I was listening to the Hampster Dance lol

If you havnt heard it its from the Vengaboys.

OK im going to bed I think my Meeroos are making me crazy lmao

I'm wondering if it will at some point become possible to rename nests so that taking them into inventory will not be quite the confusing thing it is now. I find that I have stacks of nests on our sim so that I am able to tell which is which for breeding purposes. I realize that I could take the time to make a folder for each one and put the nest into the corresponding folder..but honestly, I think that would about reach the end of my not very expansive patience..lol If anyone else agrees..has suggestions for fixing this issue, please feel free to speak up and get noticed :)

How about making meeroo avatars? I have an av called a Quilla that kind of looks like a meeroo, but would think it wonderful to have actual Meeroo avs in all the colors! I would buy them :)

i had a nest lock up on lastnight during a coax and looked under support but found no option for nest problems..im in fear i wont catch my nest mates first breeding cycles because of all the tickets for meeroos running off and the category i picked (other meeroo) wont get the same response priority as some others..

I have moved meeroos from one home to another, matching them up. What I have found is that, regardless of compatibility, a home will only pair three males with the females. If four males are attached to the same home, only the first three will be paired with the females attached to the same home. So to have Meeroos all paired up without any bachelors or spinsters, three males to five females per home, assuming one wishes to max out the homes.

First of all let me start by saying that i was so excited prerelease for these. I believed what i was told , that there were going to be more than just a 'breedable' but instead be part of a fully interactive dynamic game. I was so excited to have a breedable that i had to do more with than just leave them down with food and walk away. After having them for 40 days i have to say what I got was a breedable nothing more.

Does anybody know what credentials these people have as far as running a business? Have they had any educational, business, technical or on the job training to be capable of running this type of business? Thirty years collective experience, depending on how large the company, is not that much.

I am also wondering if there is a set of rules for CSR people to follow? I have seen very unprofessional behavior on their part and also some who claim to be part of the company but mat not be.

I was rather shocked by a very recent group notice, that felt a tad bit hard core to me.

"If you are selling Meeroos in the secondary market - please ensure you set them to sell original and not contents - this action will likely get seller and buyer banned. If you are a buyer, please ensure you are buying the original and not the contents! Please pass this to your friends and groups!"

To me this notice implies that all Meeroo customers are old hat to the breedable world and need to be threatened instead of EDUCATED on how this companies products should be used/purchased et.

From a dataset of 89 Meeroos with close family ties, up to generation 4 ...

SELECT
"Nests"."Gender" AS "Gender",
"Nests"."Personality" AS "Nest",
"Mothers"."Personality" AS "Mom",
"Fathers"."Personality" AS "Dad"
FROM
"Nests",
"Mothers",
"Fathers"
WHERE
"Nests"."Mother ID" = "Mothers"."ID"
AND
"Nests"."Father ID" = "Fathers"."ID"
AND
"Nests"."Personality" <> "Mothers"."Personality"
AND
"Nests"."Personality" <> "Fathers"."Personality"