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G'day, {{Username|sir/madam}}! I'm '''Tim'''. While my username is WikiBuilder1147, I tend to refer to myself as TheTimMan - you can call me either, though I'd prefer if you call me by name. I've been here for four years now; I guess that's ''some'' sort of achievement, right? I mainly work on the Fanon articles revolving around the {{Fanon|Vargheim family}}. I've also recently been given administrator rights, so that means...yeah, I'm a admin. If you have any questions for me, don't hesitate to ask on my Inter-Temporal Communications Matrix (it can relay your message to my timezone instantaneously! Amazing!)

I live in Australia and I'm a music student at the University of Western Australia. I joined TSW in early 2014, beginning my time here by creating the [[Fanon:Howlgard|Howlgard]] page. Since then my edit count has steadily grown, and I've gained experience and created good working relationships with other members of the community, and I hope these will come to use in times of need.

The Sims series first came to my attention in 2005 as a little kid, when my older cousin showed me what she thought to be at the time the best computer game ever: The Sims 2. I was hooked by the simplicity of it all: how you could just click a few buttons here and there, and you had a completely furnished home, with a family inhabiting it. When I got home, I pestered my parents to get the game for me, and they did. Eventually. I played TS2 all the time, until sadly, the computer died. With that, my passion for The Sims died down a little bit. Then I picked up The Sims 3, and it started all over again. I also remember playing SimCity some time in the past.

Outside of the Sims, I play the piano, which I've been learning for as long as I can remember, and yes. I'm a trekkie, and a big fan of science fiction in general. My gaming time is focused on The Sims and Civ 5. I enjoy writing, drawing and creating fiction.

Umm...yeah, that's it about me.

*I used to speak German at an intermediate level, but I stopped learning years ago, so my German speaking and writing skills have unfortunately regressed to a basic level. I'm trying to re-learn German by myself though. Ich spreche kein Deutsch!