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Nice sailing access and abandoned land protecting the water view (3x "protected" sides). Looking for 5000$ OBO, but am open to a reasonable offer. http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Yongchon/102/113/24 Check it out-----------^

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Abandoned land on the side facing the ocean. Quaint, mostly residential neighborhood. The land can easily be lowered to 98% water and raised to 50/50 water and land. Looking for 6000L or best offer.

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A nice little parcel in a quiet neighborhood with access to some linden water. Come and check it out~ http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Miffen Shade/146/47/24 5120 sqm with 1757 Prims

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I've been a resident for many years now, have acquired items consistently, and have attempted to sort through my inventory and delete random crap that I don't need on and off. I'm at a point where I need to consider doing it again, as the loading time and general difficulty that I have locating items is getting to be too much of a hassle. So, what I'd like to know is what you folks do to organize your items and keep your inventory count reasonable? I've considered "Organizer" tools on MP, but I'm skeptical on their ease of use. I'd hate to get halfway into it and realize I'm only making a big

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My dad had a habit of calling people "Nut heads" as his sort of weird affectionate scolding. I found it silly as a kid, but it kills me to hear him say it these days. Never heard anyone else use that one.

I find him amusing, even if it's mostly due to the fact he stays in character throughout the majority of his adventures through the grid while other more 'serious' roleplayers drop it shortly after he arrives. I've seen him do no real harm, some people just take things too seriously. Personally, i'd play along.

My friend's complained of these people spamming her as well.. i'd go with the getting banned plan if it were me.