Marigold Devin
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Kowloon.
A bird's eye view inside one of the little homes there and general silliness.
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On 8/31/2023 at 7:40 PM, PersyBennett said:
i saw this cat i cant find anywhere., its head follows you. i asked the owner (she doesnt remember where she got it) - i messaged the creator months ago (no reply - obv offline) I went and explored every inch of Kowloon walled city sim http://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/kowloon/147/11/24 i see it there but cant find where to buy it. If anyone knows where i can get it id love to find out. its called "kowloon cat" here is a pic, https://ibb.co/fq0qZnx
I've gone to look, and what an interesting place. Got myself a truck to drive around in, and just love it. Not seen that cat yet though. Thanks again.
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4 hours ago, Bagnu said:
You know, as funny as what you and I are saying sounds, that IS what I'm actually seeing. I'm disgusted at the behaviour of some of the people in the G regions. In A regions, people are much more respectful of each other. They aren't there to stir up trouble, or report people. They are there to be a part of the experience. As I have said before, many men ASK permission, even in a forced sex SIM (which peeves my wife Caitlin to no end). I've seen more creeps in a few hours in G regions than I have in my 3 years of being in SL on A !!!
When Zindra adult continent was formed, I was expecting Sodom and Gomorrah over there, but definitely found some people more civilised there than I had before on the G and M rated regions.
It might be because, when people are given permission to do adult stuff in a designated place, it doesn't attract the would-be rebels, the ones who probably stopped drinking in real life because they reached legal age to do so.
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1 minute ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
Nom nom nom. But peeve. I miss having an oven. There's no room in my kitchen.
*makes note to be more determined to move*
I only have a microwave but am thinking of getting a cheap multi-cooker from somewhere that you can use to make stews or fry-ups or even bake things in. That would do me a nice bread and butter pudding or jacket potato with a better texture than the microwave does them.
(Moving is such an upheaval.)
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1 minute ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
You have pudding now?
I could probably rustle up a bread and butter pudding. I have bread, butter, eggs, sugar, and sultanas (but no vanilla).
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2 hours ago, Sid Nagy said:
Peeve: Don't make it bigger than it is folks.
Not wishing to over-egg this pudding, but I'm there right now and there is no one on the banned list.
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4 hours ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
Peeve. People in other time zones who have midnight feasts while I'm tucked up in bed.
Oh well, I hope your tummies were happy.
😂 I had a cheesecake (sugar) hangover this morning 🙃
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1 minute ago, Ted McGregor said:
Love them all, but this is my favourite. Have you entered for Flickr Second Life picture of the day?
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Just now, Persephone Emerald said:
And we can eat as much cheese, pizza, chocolates, and whatever we like to drink while we do so.
I'll bring the cheesecake!
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8 minutes ago, Phil Deakins said:
Which camp?
I occasionally judged glamorous granny contests, among others. There were some very good looking grannies
Skegness (retail catering), 1986, (shops) 1987.
Bognor for a month, October 1987 (shops)
Minehead 1992, 93, 94 (shops), (go karts) 1995, shops again 1997, finance department 1999, 2000.
Heck I miss it. Where and when were you there?
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1 minute ago, Quartz Mole said:
I think it's sugar butty time.
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For fans of Call the Midwife, who will say, "Oh she looks familiar" ...
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6 minutes ago, Zalificent Corvinus said:
My point is, that whatever it was, and whoever they were, it was all over more than 12 years ago, and means almost nothing to most people here today.
A self exiled fashion guru returns, announces their return as glorious news and... Nobody gave a damn.
An obscure railroad fanatic returned after a decade away... And was surprised that people didn't thank him for building a full bright prim crap railway that didn't work, and was left unfinished for over two years.
There is this weird thing in SL where people are obsessed with ancient exiles, that only they even remember.
6 minutes ago, Ted McGregor said:The only thing she is interested in is to have control over others, this forum and the tone that is set here. That's what she always has been doing.
That's what is going on. Nothing more.
I would say it's more a case of a nerve being hit perhaps because the majority of people in Second Life aren't remembered 12 years after leaving, while others are a legend within their own peer group. I know that Innula and Void and Rolig and Lindal were all around, as were many others who are sadly no longer with us, Valerie Inshan, Osprey Therian to name but two. These people had very special qualities, or a particular skill, or a kind vibe, or all three, and that is why they'll be remembered by the people who they mattered to.
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42 minutes ago, Garnet Psaltery said:
I'm a bit peeved about my diet. I'm not very good at them generally but thought I was heading in the right direction when I somehow started intermittent fasting. The version I'm on has me cramming all my food intake into about 8 hours. The trouble today is that I wasn't very hungry during that time and so now I am. I wonder if my body will allow a piece of cheese to go down without comment?
Pokes the little devil awake that sits on your left shoulder. "Eat the cheese, eat the cheese"
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Just now, Love Zhaoying said:
"Fun fact": "Creepy" people don't think they're creepy!
(Or if they do, they don't usually admit it.)
Good job, @Gopi Passiflora!
Creepy people don't know they're creepy.
Stupid people don't know they're stupid.
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12 minutes ago, Love Zhaoying said:
Peeve: It's not even September, and I saw Halloween candy at the store today.
(Mariah Carey is just around the corner!)
Aye, the main supermarkets in my town already have the Chrismas tins of chocolates in store, which of course will be bought now, eaten next week, and have to be rebought in time for Christmas! Marketing bods, eh? They know their stuff.
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Just now, Love Zhaoying said:
Yep! I was kidding, making a poor pun!
I over-thunk it
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3 minutes ago, Love Zhaoying said:
Is that like "dinky-stalking"?
It could be, but I really was meaning brief when I said mini (oh that sounds even worse, stalking briefs!). I have a few people and websites and Youtube channels that I regularly like to follow, mainly outside of SL.
Peeve: That I never met my ex-husband's third wife before he did. I am sure we would have been great friends.
Oddly - or not - though, since I started paying for an all-you-can-read subscription offer a couple of years ago, I'm more into that than the "stalking" thing, even won a couple of minor competitions, little bits of cash and some smellies, so feel it's a bit more rewarding than just the people watching, but the people watching from the computer was just another of my coping mechanisms from when I started being my brother's carer and was a bit tethered to base from 2003.
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Just now, Garnet Psaltery said:
You must get bored watching what I do.
I NEVER get bored. I should have been a factory worker. People watching is just the best activity.
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