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Latest revision as of 10:44, 15 August 2019
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The White-Mackie-Hecking family is a pre-made family by Lada-A and featured in Brindleton Bay, from The Sims 4: Cats & Dogs.
Onomatology
Hecking: "Heck" is a word used to censor "hell".
Mackie: English surname.
Brant: Derived from the Old Norse name Brandr, which means "sword" or "fire".
Lula: This name means "abundance".
Irene: This name means "world".
White: This surname is popular and it is a toponyme.
Marianne: This name means "sea marine".
Members
Gallery
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Lada-A shared this beta screenshot before the EP was launched.
Trivia
- This is the first pre-made LGBT couple by Lada-A in The Sims 4 and the third one in the series.
- In promotional material of Lada-A the White-Mackie-Hecking family had a cat named Luna, which didn't made it into the final game, but according to Lada-A "it died".
- This is the first LGBT couple, which have a toddler.
- This toddler is Marianne White-Hecking.
- The family is a reference to a meme "they're good girls Irene" from the twitter user, @WeRateGirls, who were tweeting to a user to the user @Lurene about her complaints of giving illogical ratings to girl pictures.
- The family name "White-Mackie-Hecking" is a reference to the common word @WeRateGirls would use to describe girls.
- The lot the family lives on is called "Hindquarter Hideaway" referencing the phrase "they're good girls Irene"
- Lula and Irene are both the names referered to the user @Lurene, to which @WeRateGirls jokingly replied with their name as Irene instead.