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  1. Willow Danube wrote: Oh you know what I said about what you said about what I said. You are just in denial. ETA: BTW, Dogboat... I'm going for a pedicure. What colour should I have? fillet 'o' fish, you are bound to drop some on your feet from the dustbin .
  2. Mayalily wrote: That link won't let me copy and paste a line from it, but what does it mean impersonations of avatars? Do they mean real people as in celebrities? Well, that is against the rules on LL. You cannot make an avatar that looks like a celebrity, nor create any team logos, and so on and so forth. I found the article lacking in information and poorly written. Nor did it even have a point? Such as this character could describe this personality type for example. Very poorly written article. i hack your password and take your avatar over, this system will check if it is the same person behind the avatar by comparing behaviour.
  3. Void Singer wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: but what if dresden goes to a group in SL. for example an acting group. but the OP wasn't about joining an acting group, it was about the queer community, and more specifically about someone he was seeing. did you actually read it all the way through? oh i know, that was just an example, the point i was trying to make was that is sexuality should not be the be all and end all of his lifestyle. there are equally overbearing males and females in straight relationships. where does he fit in? nowhere if he continually places his sexuality above everything else.
  4. Willow Danube wrote: But.. but.. but... I was emulating you. If you can't even trust your fickle mind why should I believe that you are a certified bon vivant? Makes me wonder if when you said eggs, they were from a real bird. I know you think you thought you knew what you thought I said, but I'm not sure you understood what you thought I meant.
  5. Willow Danube wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: bohemians think they do but you will often find them outside macdonalds rummaging through the rubbish bins for discarded burgers and fillet 'o' fish, a rare prize amongst bohemians and the pinnacle of their gastric delights. Wait? I thought you said you were a bohemian before? Did you just changed your lifestyle again? Are you saying when you were a bohemian you were doing all that? That's weird... I've never done those things. i thought i was bohemian then but if you are bohemian i cant be. i'm neither poor or uneducated and i have good taste. i guess im out.
  6. from Al Jazeera, oops the BBC: (easy mistake to make). The faces and behaviour of online avatars could help identify the people controlling them, scientists believe. Using both characteristics, researchers hope to develop techniques for checking whether the digital characters are who they claim to be. Such information could be used in situations where login details are not visible or for law enforcement. Impersonation of avatars is expected to become a growing problem as real life and cyberspace increasingly merge.  http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-14277728
  7. Storm Clarence wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: Storm Clarence wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: Storm Clarence wrote: I like my morning eggs 'medamayaki' style: from the Japanese literally meaning 'fried eyeballs'. i think you mean fried eggs. its quite a popular dish all over the world btw. Yes, fried eggs: sunny side up - depending upon where you live, and covered in usuta sosu - only Japan. i take it you live in japan then, my local shop sells usata sosu. But of course they sell sosu in the UK - as it is a 'recipe' that was brought to Japan from the British in the 1800's. The Brits call it worcestershire. not quite correct but close enough.
  8. Storm Clarence wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: Storm Clarence wrote: I like my morning eggs 'medamayaki' style: from the Japanese literally meaning 'fried eyeballs'. i think you mean fried eggs. its quite a popular dish all over the world btw. Yes, fried eggs: sunny side up - depending upon where you live, and covered in usuta sosu - only Japan. i take it you live in japan then, my local shop sells usata sosu. ill have to try it. although i'll call it fried eggs anyway, being english and all that,my friends would say i was a poser otherwise..
  9. Willow Danube wrote: Tsk! Tsk! .... I can't trust a musician who ate his food by looking at the menu from Times magazine. I may be a bohemian but I am also a trained Epicurean..I don't 'read' my food, I ate them in an artistically bohemian way. Slurping and swirling your wine in your mouth while being able to pronounce your poison in perfect French in your perfect nasal voice isn't gonna make you a Bon Vivant. i dont read the Times magazine i refered to the Times, the spectator and the economist, when you appeared to think that the Apple - US treasury thread was all lies. dont need to be french to be a bon vivant. its just a term for people who enjoy life and good food and wine. bohemians think they do but you will often find them outside macdonalds rummaging through the rubbish bins for discarded burgers and fillet 'o' fish, a rare prize amongst bohemians and the pinnacle of their gastric delights.
  10. Storm Clarence wrote: I like my morning eggs 'medamayaki' style: from the Japanese literally meaning 'fried eyeballs'. i think you mean fried eggs. its quite a popular dish all over the world btw.
  11. Mayalily wrote: Even though I'm anorexic I was born with a high cholesterol. Weird, I know. I think it's weird. Anyhow, since I can't eat too many eggs, I like over easy with toast and a side of bacon or hash browns (cholesterol heaven, I know) on a Saturday or Sunday, and then egg salad once in a while. you are a fat anorexic? :smileyindifferent:
  12. Willow Danube wrote: oohhh... I beg to differ. No way you can beat Chuck Norris. He's the better Christian. He owns Righteous Indignation. I'm bohemian, I don't act righteous. I just pretend to be one. Are you a bohemian? i'm a musician and a bon vivant, not a bohemian. people who call themselves bohemians are just poor, uneducated people who can't accept being poor and uneducated. and i like my eggs soft boiled with soldiers.
  13. Willow Danube wrote: I am responding now and yes, they are mostly fabricated news junks especially about food. I rather read food stuff from Lonely Planet than those so called food writers whose experiences are dining at posh restaurants with 5 type of spoons. We all now that the best food are the little known ones. You really should go out more. No seriously... lonely planet and haut cusine are like comparing living to eat versus eating to live. you dont understand what good food is if you make such a rediculous comparison. enjoy your big mac and fries. i might send you a doggie bag sometime if you are very lucky.
  14. Willow Danube wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: Willow Danube wrote: I *know*, she's already adopting you..... :smileyindifferent: i thought your last post was verging on spite but i decided to be nice and ignore it. i was right, you were being spiteful. I'm learning from you. It's a compliment, accept it. PS: But don't worry Ii'll give you the permission to have the last word. lesson #2 righteous indignation. :smileyvery-happy: there are only 2 people that could beat chuck norrris in a fight, i'm both of them.
  15. Willow Danube wrote: I *know*, she's already adopting you..... :smileyindifferent: i thought your last post was verging on spite but i decided to be nice and ignore it. i was right, you were being spiteful.
  16. Willow Danube wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: unfertilised says my gf. your gf is smart! she doesnt want any more, and nor do i :smileywink:
  17. red wine and cheese? the wine will kill the flavour of the cheese. :smileysad:
  18. Maryanne Solo wrote: Has anyone ever had pickled eggs? (hard boiled) :matte-motes-inlove: We used to get them after a hard days trek through the far north queensland hills from the Mountain View Hotel. some pubs sell them here, huge jars full of eggs and of course vinegar. with a pint of ale, yum
  19. Ceres wrote: One of my favourite past time at is free skydiving at 4000m from my sky platform. When I say free it means I don't wear parachute. I stopped doing this earlier this year because someone had put up a giant megaprim on her parcel that spread across my parcel. I sinced moved to another place but had forgotten about skydiving until you mentioned this today. I think since I have a bigger piece of land now, I'll build a proper skydiving place for anyone who wants to use it and hopefully no one will crash into my neighbour's 100 horses and killed them horses instantly. PS: If you need someone to go skydiving with you let me know the time and place... I also have a thing for free fall from a skybox/platform and not knowing where I landed. Once, I landed on a table at a guy's backyard. I had to dissapoint the guy that I wasn't the rezday cake girl he thought I was. fall in my backyard and ill give you something to remember, how ignorant of you to disturb other people on the land they have paid for.
  20. there are several magic box rentals around 10l$ per box. my MP profits can go straight to my bank. no need for a store, just 10 l$ a week for 1 prim. makes me wonder how many don't bother with SL anymore and just collect the MP profits. a lot i imagine. i'll probably do the same.
  21. Void Singer wrote: Dogboat Taurog wrote: not at all ,they are rated by other chocolatiers. ah so it's either the blind leading the blind or a local circle jerk... got it, thanks for the clarification =P nooo these are experts in their field. unless of course you think you are an expert because you have eaten airport chocolate. :smileywink:
  22. Persephone Emerald wrote: I wasn't implying that your sexuality didn't matter to the post. I just don't think people should be expected to fit into stereotypes in SL. You can wear a business suit one minute, fishnet the next, & be a dragon the next. Anyone who really likes you & cares about you, shouldn't care about your outward SL appearance. My boyfriend usually goes for a dark, gothic look in SL because he can't dress like that in RL, but he also likes being a dragon or shadowling sometimes, & occasionally runs through a string of silly or superhero avatars when he's in a weird mood. Dresden is openly gay and states he had problems "fitting in". my point is that to openly declare your sexuality everywhere will make you an outsider automatically. the emphasis is on his sexuality rather than himself. thats how the world is, people are not really interested in others sexuality unless its important to them. my advice? don't tell them unless they ask.
  23. Willow Danube wrote: You see this is where you are wrong.. you don't watch TV and your knowledge of food (nevermind your taste bud...you need a surgeon for that) has no real bearing other than few hundred words of paragraphs from those politically biased news junks you've been reading. I know I am right in this, why? because I am... I am not biased. You are. It's very obvious, as always. BTW, TV Monde is French.. You failed. LOL! hahaha because i havent heard of tv monde? i dont have a tv in my house. those "politically biased news junks" were quite right in this case. or are you going to say its all lies? i'll be fascinated to read your response. ETA. did you mean tv5 monde?
  24. Willow Danube wrote: What!!?? Oh please call the ambulance coz I'm having a heart attack from laughing... French Fries, the americans will call it anything.. heck if they had their way, they might even call it McD fries but in all ignorance they called it French Fries instead. Of course, the people in Paris just went along with it when they knew it wasn't them who invented it. They are as wrong as the Scots calling haggis as theirs when it would have been the Italians or more specifically, Romans or the Chinese in China claiming Hainan Chicken Rice as theirs when it should have been a Malaysian dish. Your bread & butter pudding tasted like soggy stale bread in milk next to Umm Ali from Egypt. Your over celebrated - quote & unquote - celebrity chefs couldn't even make up their mind if Yorkshire pudding should have 4, 8 or 3 big egss in it and Jamie Oliver cried in front of a US national TV because the kids in school thought his broccoli was awful. Don't even get me started with James Martin or Gary Rhodes. The truth is Dogboat, you have more credibility if you based your facts from TV Monde than brown-nosing BBC. Now you dare to say that you make the best chocolates? Where is that damn ambulance....  i dare to say it because its true. you really need to check your facts. brown nosing the BBC? its been on every news channel, its been in the times, the economist, the spectator, the NY times. i dont watch TV and i dont have a clue what TV monde is, TV world? very sophisticated im sure. from a country that has macdonalds slurry, and elasticated tartan trousers ? lol. by the way, the people of paris hold the USA with as much disregard as the rest of the world do.
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