BothamFidor

I hate cold coffee. Fidor (This stupid woman is the reason McD's serves even worse coffee now than it did before.)

Is your attention span limited to the first three words in a sentence? Fidor (made it easier for you to concentrate.)

MY.REALLIFE.COM has even more issues. Fidor (I would lik eto swap identities with a younger richer and more beautiful person; can you help me LL?)

Only Second.Life is allowed to troll. Fidor (Damn this English language, I keep mixoing up the meainings of troll and spam.)

I use AdBlockPlus. Fidor (Which works well if you use Firefox.)

I am entertaining myself. These forums are not entertaining Fidor (As hi sname sugegsts is an inhabitant of the feeds.) (With his name changed to protect the guilty.)

It sounds like it's time to change the battery in my pacemaker. What's that you say? Oh yes, the one in my hearing aid too! Fidor

Phil Deakins wrote: When you get past a certain age, you no longer mind dating yourself When you get past a certain age the women are no longer interested in you anyway! Fidor

Sounds like Linden Realms for grown-ups . . . Fidor (Actually I would be dating myself if I admitted to knowing what you were talking about, wouldn't I, Phil?)

Phil Deakins wrote: I think your "domme" got what she deserved this Christmas - outed. I do like Celestiall's post. Ain't it good we got her reinstated. Fidor (Now what can we do about securing Pep's return?) (Or is he happy playing in the feeds for the time being?)

Pussycat Catnap wrote: Hate and bigotry is still hate and bigotry regardless. That is what I keep telling the feminist activists Chauvinism is not solely a male characteristic.

Phil Deakins wrote: MasterJedi Nayar wrote: I have seen this 3-D virtual reality grow a lot since I first started in Augutst 17, 2007. I have seen a good many make real life money in SL. There is more to SL than making a living. Education is an all time high. There is so much that can be done in the conventional world. SecondLife broadens that horizon. I think that with all the social netowrking system, including SecondLife, the economy can move in the direction it should. The Industrial Age was a wonderful experience. Now it is the 21st Century and beyond. We need to focus on this new age...I call "The Global Humanity Age." All the social networking has reached it peak and still growing biger and faster. SecondLife is one of them with a different aspect, 3-D reality. In its wonder, I hope that onter innovations will come forth. As there are different types of ways we socialize online (FaceBook, Twitter, Google Plus, etc.), there can be other innovative ways to share and experience 3-D online activities as we might do in real life but never had the chance. So focus. Make up your mind. It can't be still growing if it's already peaked But . . . but . . . but . . . that is what it said in LL's Marketing Department's briefing paper for this event!

Theresa Tennyson wrote: Too much of anything can get old quickly, be it self-serving sentimental slush or smug, sensatiionalized snark or even the letter "S". When are you going to come out of your altcave and join us in-world, Botham? I've been searching on you and you haven't shown up yet. You sound interesting, though probably not as interesting as you think you are. You don't think I am stupid enough to compromise the stability and future of my inworld business empire by entrusting it to the capricious nature of a hungover moderator who just got dumped by her girlfriend before being informed she had been scheduled Christmas Day and New Year's Eve shifts? This is, of course, a disposable forum alt. Don't be surprised if you receive overly-familiar invitations from strange men via IM inworld in the near future. Although isn't that what happens all the time?

"Most of the time I want to give you a slap, but occasionally you are mildly amusing" Fidor

PeterCanessa Oh wrote: When I think about it, is that transcendental meditation? Don't worry about my comments, i is imaginary. Fidor