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"So we drove past a sim crossing, and my mate was shot into space." "Can't wear this shirt with these pants, they clip through each other." "This pose ain't right, try adjusting your height?"

Mhm! *wiggles toes*

Ohai thar.. I realized when I heard your camera go off that I didn't know what WL and water effects you had. Not that I was worried about any bits as I was Kendolling it, but I did notice I hadn't taken my socks off...

Outdoors shot, playing around with Windlight..

Went to have a little look, and I agree. I'd offer my services, but I'm SLT+9 so it depends on the schedule. My flickr portfolio can be reviewed here: Furlgrimr Photography

Took a new picture for my SL and flickr profile.

Oh gosh, those are lovely... ... And I don't remember. I'm hungry.

People have different tastes. Personally I think putting ketchup on a perfectly fine pasta bolognese should be a capital offence - but that doesn't stop people. Pineapple on pizza works for me, but it's not my favorite, it almost feels like a dessert rather than a meal. Some people put banana and curry on their pizza. Such people I do not trust.

I recently had a very interesting pizza. It had something we call 'Gustavskorv' (Gustav's susage), a smoked horse meat sausage, with Gorgonzola, leek, tomatoes, fresh chili and aioli. T'was yummeh.

Mm, I prefer mine with blue cheese, garlic, large chunks of pork fillet and peperoncino peppers.

I don't often get to wear my favorite coat - since I don't have any system layer anymore the shirt I used to have under it doesn't work, and I don't like the look of wearing a vest without a shirt ... ... I mean, I can't pull it off like Mon can. But when I shoot over my own shoulder, I don't really need a shirt as no one can see it... Well, except Mon of course. But she didn't have any trousers to go with the vest, so, it was a fair trade I think.

Sometimes you've just got to relax, lean back and enjoy the view. Model: Mon

@Zeta Vandyke - There, updated with name =)

Me too! Can't credit it on the Flickr without knowing what it is. I'll prod Caro!

Shamelessly following up Caro's selfie with a Caro shot I took last night. Gown: Dead Dollz - The Bride (nude)

@Clover Jinx - You may have made me burn my last spare Lindens... But were you within reach, I'd ruffle your hair silly. I feel like a real boy now!

=o omg, omg, omg... *runs off to watch*

Anything. The community is obscenely paranoid when it comes to Second Life vampirism - it is of no consequence that you are bitten unless you join the 'game', you lose nothing even if you accidentally accept the bite until you decide that you do want to join, and even then there are means of undoing past mistakes. This is far from the first and indubitably the last thread in which a new person asks for advice and people start crying out for them to beware the vampires. Vampirism isn't the problem. The problem is people, and the manifestation of the issues are as diverse as diseases. I'd take the common cold that is having some random vampire try to bite me before the cancer that is catfishing or the tuberculosis that is creeping any day.

I'm assuming you mean the other way around, but the rule of thumb shouldn't be 'be afraid of vampires', but 'don't accept prompts by other avatars or objects which you do not know and trust'.

Which, has absolutely no effect unless you're in Bloodlines - which demands your consent both in joining and for every person who wants to bite you, and if it's Prodigy it has no effect on anything. Vampires are people, and just like with people there are good and bad ones. This 'omg nu bajt meh' hysteria is pathetic. As far as harassment and griefing goes, it's both more common and more damaging to be sexually harassed or simply griefed, than 'attacked' by a vampire - to whom you simply do not accept the request and they have no power or influence over you.

Nothing wrong with vampires. They're no worse than people. People, of course, are cretins and arse hats, so there's that.

Yes. An avatar can be attractive, and I - as so many others it seems - think it's important with care and detail. By this point I've gotten so used to being surrounded by high-poly mesh avatars that system ones are moving towards the shelf along with Lara Croft from 1996's Tomb Raider and N64 Goldeneye's Xenia. Of course there are exceptions, some system avis actually look good - and I'd dare say the majority of mesh avatars look like they were put together by a blind person. That said, I have my quirks - red hair is a plus, being a twisted daemonette, a clockwork doll or a scifiesque gynoid may draw my attention to the visual. But that's shallow attraction; to actually receive my interest and affection, it requires a whole lot more than a few neatly placed pixels. Avatars whose virtual mass is 90% bosom, posterior and thighs I find about as interesting as this guy: Avatars who look like they're trying to survive a holocaust are no better.

"This - is - Sp--" Oh, wait.

A rather straight-forward studio selfie. Didn't know what to do or what to wear today so I dug through my wardrobe and found this. More corduroy to the people!

Model: Lola Lionheart