Sid Nagy

bubble wrap

Nah, the website is more than enough.

https://secondlife.com/land/pricing https://secondlife.com/land/private-pricing https://secondlife.com/land/purchasing

Peeve: These discussions never end well, so I did not even bother to participate. Also: In before the lock.

Rose garden

You mean, did I miss a story?

The taste is better too IMHO.

So there is an Aldi (Helaes Pindakaas) in Canal City? I missed that one when I last visited.

A panda walks into a restaurant and orders dinner. Afterwards the waiter brings over his check. The panda pulls out a gun, shoots him, and starts to walk out the front door. The owner runs up shouting, “You can’t do that!” The panda says, “Sure I can. I’m a panda. Look it up.” So the owner looks up “panda” in the dictionary and reads: “Panda: a large Asian mammal that eats shoots and leaves.”

On virtualverse.one someone came up with Fozzy Osbourne. I checked if there was a Fozzy avarar available on the marketplace. Nope. Otherwise I might be tempted.

Now i know why SHOUTCAST does so well in SL.

Put on the subtitles, and they SHOUT.

Old farts

Penny Lane

Legal advise

I like people in SL who use their keyboards in a normal way.

Granted, but the belly is only available with a zooby baby starting to grow inside. Congratulations papa. I wish that the weekends start on Monday.

Granted but only for the dessert regions. I wish I could afford a full region in Second Life.

Social platform.... eh....

Yummy Sausage, but I recon that was one of the first to go.

They ain't as bad as usual, but still... most of them are still meh in my book. Not one that get's me excited to pull my wallet. If I were a night I would go for Ravenwood, but I'm not.

And yet again, I can save me the money easily.

Time says very little about the quality of a product IMHO. One likes something or not.

cold turkey

Sadly there are a lot of merchants who have called it a day with their active Second Life but leave their merchandise on the marketplace anyway.(To collect their revenuers twice a year or so). Than there are the merchants who sell with one of their alts who is never online other than to make listings out of a product. Those are very hard to reach for customer service and support. On the other hand there are those customers too, who think that every merchant should be online 24/7. That isn't realistic either of course. Most merchants are hobbyists. A few days of response time, should be accepted by every customer IMHO.