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Read Madelaine McMaster's previous post here.

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Where did you get the inspiration for your look?
The inspiration for my ghostly visage was, to be honest, carnal desire. I'd been kicking around SL, looking for the right combination of looks, intelligence and character to attract a hottie. Finding no tab for either intelligence or character in "Edit Appearance", I focused my effort on looks. My first experiments were crude, consisting entirely of dragging sliders to the stops in the direction I deemed most likely to get an "ooooooooh". Feedback, much of it in all caps and punctuation marks, helped me achieve a look which eventually allowed me to roam in public without being griefed, but did not actually help me achieve my goal.

What do you do to relieve “creativity block”?
Steal. This past Halloween, through careful research in the forums, I was made aware that both costumes and tails were considered sexually attractive. Fearing someone else would take those ideas before I could, I clicked over to the marketplace and bought every ghost costume and tail in stock, thereby locking out all potential competitors.

How long did it take you to build your look?
I've been told many times, by many people, over many years, that quality work takes time. I don't know why they persist. I find that the less I attend to detail, the more I can get done. I think my work speaks for itself. From start to finish it took less than eleven minutes, eight of them spent waiting for delivery from the marketplace.

What is the biggest misconception about attracting hotties in Second Life?
I don't believe there are any misconceptions. If there's a need for them, I'll get right on it.

What is your advice to Residents who wish to get involved in attracting hotties?
Knowledge is power, and for that reason, I only give advice in private. Are you busy this evening?

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If you intend to meet another hottie, I suggest that you change your 'dress' or at least color a feather or two.  I mean, you do not want to be seen around wearing the same old thing, right?

White is so....neutral...and...ahem....innocent.  I do not think you can claim innocence now, can you...dearie?

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Madame, may I commend you not only upon your exquisite prose, but your undeniable chic.  Madelaine McMasters peut etre est un nom de plume mais vous etes "la nom de la plume maintenant"***.  I have dispatched my butler to escort you to my private Lear and fly you to my tropical hideaway.  I have fully customisable intelligence and character sliders with a French insouciance slider plugin slider too for good measure.  I await you at the dinner table.

Yours faithfully,

Mon Sy Beck

(La France meilleur chef de la volaille)

***Apolgies to all French speakers for murdering your language

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Qwalyphi Korpov wrote:

I am really impressed with what you have done.  Your advice can really be useful to almost any resident.

A tiny suggestion though - possibly you could find someone to post your items for you.  It adds an air of detachment and mystery that's so popular in these times.

Me too, though I would further the suggestion, by suggesting you add some substantive links to some suggestive stuff then post something subjective on Facebook suggesting this thread.

..Dres

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While I did find your costume very alluring (I am, it has been noted, easy) I did think the best guess as to what you actually WERE was from the person who asked, "Are you a hairball?".

 

Edited: I'd also responded to a post that for some reason was gone when I finished responding; my response has been deleted from this post.

 

Edited a second time for spelling and clarity on the first edit.

 

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Sy Beck wrote:

Madame, may I commend you not only upon your exquisite prose, but your undeniable chic.  Madelaine McMasters peut etre est un
nom de plume
mais vous etes "
la nom de la plume maintenant"
***.  I have dispatched my butler to escort you to my private Lear and fly you to my tropical hideaway.  I have fully customisable intelligence and character sliders with a French insouciance slider plugin slider too for good measure.  I await you at the dinner table.

Yours faithfully,

Mon Sy Beck

(
La France
meilleur chef
de la volaille)

***Apolgies to all French speakers for murdering your language

 

Why thank you Sy, you are too kind.

I hope the Lear has wide doors, all this attention has gone to my head.

/me swoons over your murderous ways.

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Dresden Ceriano wrote:


Qwalyphi Korpov wrote:

I am really impressed with what you have done.  Your advice can really be useful to almost any resident.

A tiny suggestion though - possibly you could find someone to post your items for you.  It adds an air of detachment and mystery that's so popular in these times.

Me too, though I would further the suggestion, by suggesting you add some substantive links to some suggestive stuff then post something subjective on Facebook suggesting this thread.

..Dres

I thank you both for your kind comments, but must confess that I have an aversion to anything substantive and a downright loathing for anything Facebook. My interests are carnal, not social. Given a choice between Mark Zuckerberg and Torley Linden, can there be any doubt where I'd wiggle my tails?

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While sharing a nightcap with Ms. Nightfire, I was apprised of her situation. I concur with the general sentiment that the unseen right hand of LL doesn't seem to know what the heavy left hand is doing. I hope the decision is reconsidered.

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Until then, be thankful that the glare of the stunning Celestiall is not directed at us... or at least you. I assured her that root-beer does wash out and that black does not stain easily. She remained, as always, skeptical.

Damned intellectuals.

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