LIST?
"What list?"
"You're #3 on the most popular sim list."
After a short moment of reflection I gradually made my way to #1, often having to use every last bit of charm to work the crowds. I came close to falling out, but Alphaville was there to hook a sorority sister up.

The 2nd Wipe
Just when things couldn't get any better, Maxis announced their last official wipe. It was another mad dash scramble to retrieve Roller Girl and the property. I checked once and TSO was still down. I check relentlessly until it was finally up. I hurried into the game only to discover that someone had stolen my name! Sunuvabitch! Needless to say, I was a bit more than angry. I had to say good-bye to my beloved "Roller Girl" and give birth to her identical twin sister, Mia Wallace. As soon as I bought and opened my property, I started getting nasty calls from Roller Girl's friends saying, "You thief, she's gonna be sooo pissed. You have no right to steal her idea!"
To which I'd respond, "Wait wait wait, I am Roller Girl. Somebody stole my name!"
"Oooooh well then I'll message her and yell at her instead!" I lost more than my identify with that last wipe; I also lost some good friends and roommates.

The Dark Ages
We rebuilt the house as best we could, but it never really felt the same. I've gone through a lot of roommates, most for one reason or another just went psycho on me. Then, the game opened to the public. The house was dead, and NONE of the roomies were coming on anymore. I was sad to find some of my closest friends never came back on after the beta testing. I figured, it was time to start over. I rebuilt the house from the ground up, and kicked every last roommate. The hardest thing was kicking GoGo Girl out, as she was the last of the founding sisters. It was a dark time. I came so close to just deleting Mia completely and starting a new life in another city, but luckly my friends came to the rescue.
Times changed and I got some GREAT roommates.
Sirena, Chansellus, Sorority Servo, Hannah Barbarra, Honeylicious and Haydee!

Then, disaster struck...