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What If Alts....
Krystina Ferraris replied to Persephone Emerald's topic in General Discussion Forum
Love is Arielle šš«¶ -
Microsoft Mesh's Meta Moment?
Krystina Ferraris replied to Gabriele Graves's topic in General Discussion Forum
Gives āhaving a hollow legā a totally new meaning š -
Should Shop&Hop compete with Relay For Life?
Krystina Ferraris replied to Qie Niangao's topic in General Discussion Forum
Iām so sorry to hear that Luna, Iām glad you found comfort and help in RFL -
What's your favorite toy in SL?
Krystina Ferraris replied to Charlemagne Allen's topic in General Discussion Forum
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I actually didnāt know that š saw this meme on TikTok a few times in relation to various āsurprisesā and never failed to extract a laugh out of me. Not sure why! Maybe the stuff it refers to is usually a laugh or cry type of situationā¦
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This would be great, but how about people used their eyeballs instead and took their head out of their butts for once. In my experience in SL itās unlikely a venue is so packed you donāt even have the time to look at someone for a few minutes, assess their demeanour and then eject them if behaving childish or inappropriate to the theme of the venue. Iāve seen short avatars that clearly look adult, medium ones that are on the fence and adult ones that behave like 12 year olds. So I donāt know, if I were the bouncer Iād probably take some time to observe those who come in and then make a decision.
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If oneās experience of American suburban living is Celebration, FL 34747, then I suggest to widen your horizons and travel to some real places, like Charleston or anywhere in the Midwest or gee, even Folsom lol About styles of subdivision other than what is currently offered, next time Iām driving to Dublin Iāll post some pictures of what suburbia here actually looks like. Trust me itās nothing like the picturesque Cotswold village up the hill that Scylla showed us. I canāt imagine why anyone would want to replicate that in here if given a choice.
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How to stop receiving conferences
Krystina Ferraris replied to Nikole Messmer's topic in General Discussion Forum
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I get this now and then but I never see the verbal abuse because I block them at āwe should go somewhere more privateā or similar lines
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New batch of last names: Jan 2024 edition
Krystina Ferraris replied to Eddy Vortex's topic in General Discussion Forum
Perfect š now dress up and go paint the town red! Pics or it didnāt happen -
New batch of last names: Jan 2024 edition
Krystina Ferraris replied to Eddy Vortex's topic in General Discussion Forum
With all the sugar babies looking for daddies, I thought that would be a sure winner. oh wait they have to fork out real $$$ to get that name. -
What do I replace my Christmas tree with?
Krystina Ferraris replied to Bree Giffen's topic in General Discussion Forum
We donāt take anything down until after New Yearās Day here, traditionalists leave everything until after January 6thā¦ so you still have time.. -
Take it easy, untwist your knickers and have some wine it will help with your digestion sounds like your stomach is upset after someone pissed on your porridge lol
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Almonds were expensive and only grown in sunny climates. Like grains, nuts were also hard to preserve and often would grow moulds and ergot, hence many medieval stories of āpossessionsā (unfortunately usually women were the victims, men also were affected by the same toxins but they just had the crazies instead š¤¦). If you were a peasant in central or Northern Europe Iād bet youād have very little bread, as we intend it. It was probably rye bread if you were fortunate enough to get your hands on some flour. There were many weird medieval burials discovered in central/eastern Europe, a couple even in Venice, of women buried with a brick or other stuff in their mouths. The so called āvampire burialsā or nachzeher where the corpse decays and it appears to chew through the shroud. The remains were examined to understand the cause of death and their lifestyle and this gave valuable insights on the diet of these unfortunate souls. The bricks in the mouth were indeed to prevent ābitingā but the poor souls werenāt vampires (sorry @Orwar š) just died of the plague or other diseases. Turns out the diet of these medieval/renaissance peasants was mostly vegetarian. Even vegan if you want to call it that way, in the sense that they had little to no meat of any kind or animal products like milk or cheese. Their sustenance was mostly boiled root vegetables, oats or rye, legumes and fruit (very little). For those close to water some fish like carp or similar (yuck). Little to no salt or spices. So this diet combined with dirty water and poor sanitation led to various pathologies like scurvy, scabies, ergot or other toxins poisoning, trachoma, typhoid, dysentery etc All in all a very bleak existence š
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