Breed out the weird challenge but it's a Gonk!

[@NicoleLaurenEsq]

I have never heard of a gonk and still have no idea what one is. lol

[@thevoidcritter]

you know those weird looking Christmas gnomes that have the hats covering their eyes?

[@amsa5661]

Troll Doll (Is the North American version of what I think is a “gonk”). Edit: Although apparently I’m wrong! I’ll blame my friend Nicola’s older sister for misinforming 7yr old me in the 70’s😂

[@avaschaefer6656]

Kim Law looks like a frozen Grinch!!! 😂

[@dashka-s-kosi4kami]

I'm in estonia and kids mostly believe not in Santa, but in gnomes. Never thought the have a name.

[@SupergirlUK]

I watch Nightmare before xmas in November 😅 Its a transitional piece, perfect for discounted halloween chocolate and the first Malteser raindeer of the year 🙌

[@mwahha6965]

The gonks my mum loved so much it’s year long, they’re cute 😂

[@twilightfreak8000]

Loved the video as always. Merry Christmas, Mollie, even to your girlfriend & entire family! Have a great one!

[@suna173.6jm]

i always feel a bit uncomfy abt those "breed out the weird/ugly" challenges some simmers do. deciding which features constitute as "normal" when theres real people who look similar to that, and even if its not the first "gen" bc of blue skin or whatever but the second or third. hope you dont take this as hate i love watching your reviews and stuff 💞🎅

[@naeshelle]

I feel the same way! 🫂

[@roybrowniii1446]

Merry Christmas

[@avanjou]

I'm in love with Jazmine Breadman. Will she be on the gallery?

[@EnglishSimmer]

yeeeee i’m gonna upload the family in the next couple of days

[@Possumbreath]

What on earth is a gonk???????????? Edit I've googled it and it's just one of those gnomes with the hat pulled down over the eyes. Those have a name???? TIL

[@EnglishSimmer]

looooool i realise i should’ve added one in in the edit but i was sleep deprived whilst editing my bad. they’re basically a faceless gnome

[@Possumbreath]

​@@EnglishSimmer i had no idea those had a name! Or like, lore. We have them in America too but I've never heard any of that. Wild

[@NiaJustNia]

​@@PossumbreathThey're based on Tomte and Nisse if you're wanting to look for lore. They became associated with Christmas because of the porridge giving ritual, where your household is essentially cursed if you forget to leave the offering of porridge with a piece of butter on top to them on Christmas day

[@spookygeek9459]

🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎄🎮

[@draculaura_keyblade]

THATS WHAT THEY'RE CALLED???? i hate seeing them