So where is the most funnest place you like to visit in SL?
I took a friend ice skating the other day and had a blast!
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Tigerlady Jacobs
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02-24-2005 16:37
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Talen Morgan
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02-24-2005 16:53
Go to Etheral Lands in teal owned by Jopsy Pendragon. Hobbit hole, Awesome fireworks, and all kinds of things to explore. Neal Nomads place is right next to it and its also a great place to explore
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Sereine Bard
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Fun, Fun, Fun 'til Daddy takes the T-Bird away...
02-24-2005 17:04
RacerX has created giant snails avies that race around a track. 3 laps. Betting optional. *grin*
 Bowling and Hockey at Spittone Island. Give blood, play hockey!Baron Grayson's newly built pub for a bit of Irish flair and excellent music. It's a great place to hang with your crew and knock back a pint or two. That's all I could think of in 60 seconds Anyone else? |
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Prong Thetan
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02-24-2005 17:11
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Taliban Bijoux
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02-24-2005 19:06
Baku sim for the win!
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Pirate Cotton
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02-24-2005 19:43
See the games wiki
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Stephane Zugzwang
Brat
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02-25-2005 02:29
See the Backstage Sim for something REALLY different. Half of the fun is the surprise, so I won't tell what it's about. There are many hidden places though. Do look under the furniture
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Kyrah Abattoir
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02-25-2005 02:31
advanced jetball in beverly hills
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Kiefer Beckett
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02-25-2005 06:40
Here's a few I can think of off the top of my head:
Parrot Island The Upside Down Room Dark Life (takes a little more time to get going) Phantasie Island China Town _____________________
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Ingrid Ingersoll
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02-25-2005 09:20
Snow boarding! in Zermatt.
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Tigerlady Jacobs
Ms. Tiger
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02-25-2005 14:50
omg bowling sounds like a blast!
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Enabran Templar
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02-25-2005 14:54
See the Backstage Sim for something REALLY different. Half of the fun is the surprise, so I won't tell what it's about. There are many hidden places though. Do look under the furniture .Oh, wow, no kidding. One of the most uniquely enjoyable experiences on the grid. Another fun place: I've always liked Abbotts Aerodrome because Cubey has those fun airplane and airship tours, in addition to all the demos of his vehicles. Great place to go and play with flying machines. |
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Torley Linden
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02-25-2005 14:57
I like going under furni!
Abbotts is definitely a mainstay of SL -- one of the first places I ever visited when I started my Second Life. I like a lot of these locations: in fact, I just tried snowboarding for the first time the other day. Sometimes, you'll just be walking or flying somewhere, and a build out of nowhere will catch your fancy. Or you'll have whole communities like Mocha or Uli that just have a very nice charm to them. L'Utopie sim is wonderfully beautiful: Sky Designs stuff too, w00t! Can't go wrong with Toonville in Olive -- can't miss it either! Tigerlady, I dunno if you've seen it, but I highlight a lot of my fave places on my blog, the URL is in my signature. Have fun exploring! _____________________
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Olmy Seraph
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Join date: 1 Nov 2004
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Mazes!
02-25-2005 19:00
If you like running around in mazes, we have a bunch in Zoe right now. We have a maze building contest underway, but I think 7 of the mazes are done already and there will be a bunch more done by Sunday (18 contestants total). Voting is Sunday-Monday, awards are Monday night, and we'll leave the mazes on display all next week so you can play in them.
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Andurant Proudfoot
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02-25-2005 21:40
And here's a new one that I recently discovered - Brand-dandy new, in fact.
I'm not even sure what Sim it's in! <laughs> Perhaps one of its sponsers will chip in. Check out the Inari Museum, recently opened. I had the happy joy of attending its grand opening recently, and I seriously think most people in search of fun and different places and events will love it as much as I did. The building design is superb, the exhibits are well-placed, colorful, and thought-provoking. A love of art and/or just a normal curiousity for new things may be required, but I had an awesome time there, and I think it should be near the top of the list for anyone tired of the clubs and seeking out new experiences in Second Life. Madison, Liz, Windsong and the rest of you: Kudos.. Serious Kudos for this one. Thank you for allowing some of us to share in this fine place. |
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Tigerlady Jacobs
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03-06-2005 15:27
I like going under furni! Abbotts is definitely a mainstay of SL -- one of the first places I ever visited when I started my Second Life. I like a lot of these locations: in fact, I just tried snowboarding for the first time the other day. Sometimes, you'll just be walking or flying somewhere, and a build out of nowhere will catch your fancy. Or you'll have whole communities like Mocha or Uli that just have a very nice charm to them. L'Utopie sim is wonderfully beautiful: Sky Designs stuff too, w00t! Can't go wrong with Toonville in Olive -- can't miss it either! Tigerlady, I dunno if you've seen it, but I highlight a lot of my fave places on my blog, the URL is in my signature. Have fun exploring! ohh thanks ill def. check it out! i wanna find where to scuba dive again! |
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Tigerlady Jacobs
Ms. Tiger
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03-07-2005 06:33
anyone else have some fun places theyd like to list?
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katykiwi Moonflower
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03-07-2005 06:52
Try the underground tunnels on sim Gypsy Moon!
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Shadow Weaver
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03-07-2005 07:11
Try the underground tunnels on sim Gypsy Moon! Any where my avatar is, is fun...I mean its not cause he is there its cause I have good taste in places I go to..hehe. Shadow _____________________
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MrsJakal Suavage
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03-07-2005 07:15
lol, my favorite fun place is fishing @ Neo-Realms Fishing Camp in Alston.
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Roo Lioncourt
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Roo's Trailer Trash Trailer Park!!
03-10-2005 19:00
Come check out Roo's Trailer park in Lanercost 236, 237-lots of fun there! Free food too!
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Myra Loveless
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03-10-2005 19:10
Holodiscs in Bragg
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