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Jacksonn Munro
Lies on surveys
Join date: 6 Feb 2008
Posts: 110
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05-19-2009 13:33
I’ve drawn and built all our houses –from and country rancher to modern Tudor home-- we’ve lived in so far but also have found that I spend most my time in a sky platform building or on the lawn. Rarely do I go inside the house, how ever the holo deck sounds kind of cool to play with.
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Jumpin' Jacks
Maker of G rated menu driven rugs. Toys, shoes, furniture, animations & clothing. http://slurl.com/secondlife/Samoa/248/197/58 |
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Tex Nasworthy
Udder Disgrace
Join date: 2 Sep 2006
Posts: 1,330
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05-19-2009 13:45
Cardboard box in the middle of the motorway Rock Ohhh!!!! Lucky you. When I was a kid we used to dream of someday living in a cardboard box. _____________________
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Angelique Gausman
♪ Sassy n Spunky ♪
Join date: 25 Jul 2007
Posts: 46
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05-19-2009 14:03
My architect friend came round last weekend rl for a meal and the subject of dwellings arose. He was talking about all the things he has converted for people to live in, like churches, barns, water towers, WW11 pill boxes, martello towers, airfield buildings, lightbouses, windmills, haylofts, chapels with a cemetary and a hospital. It got me to thinking, what do you all live in or perhaps yearn to live in? I'm entering my 3rd year ISL and for the last 2 years, I lived on tropical islands with lots of palms and tropical theme stuffs. Last year, my ex build a traditional thatched roof hut for us to live in ... and this year my new partner & I create an efficiency out of a simple house on a lil island of the main island. I like our place and it is created for all residents to enjoy. It has waterpark on the cliff and a treehouse. It has dancing gazebo, place to hang out by the beach, curved palm trees with hammock, etc. Please feel free to drop by and hang out there ![]() |
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Nic Writer
Registered User
Join date: 25 Mar 2007
Posts: 740
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05-19-2009 14:36
I think we've had a similar thread recently.
My most recent home has been a boat. Someone gave me a full-perms house he'd found in a freebie bundle, I tweaked a little here and a little there and made a three-story houseboat. I love it, but I notice I don't spend much time there - I hop into the skybox to try on clothes, or the building platform to try stuff out, or the ground level if I want to tend my alien garden. For many months, I lived in a bubble house I made for myself, complete with bubble wand. I keep meaning to pull it out again one day soon... _____________________
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Viciously Llewellyn
Not Really Vicious ;-)
Join date: 27 Sep 2007
Posts: 332
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05-19-2009 14:58
I'm not sure what to call where I live here on Second Life.
There is a park with giant scripted 19th century inventions ... Wimshurt, Watt pump, Henson steam carriage. I seem to be addicted to waterfalls and fountains. There is a beach. There is a steam powered building with a working engine. I have no idea what the building is ... it looks like it was made out of old industrial materials, and has tents for roofs. There is a living room and pool table, but also a big cat den, and a P47 Thunderbolt hanging from the ceiling. Anyone that wants can stop over ... it's a half sim on two sims, Oyster and Shepherd. I don't sell things so this isn't an ad. If you like Industrial Steampunk, you might think its a little cool. |
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Sindy Tsure
Will script for shoes
Join date: 18 Sep 2006
Posts: 4,103
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05-19-2009 16:58
It got me to thinking, what do you all live in or perhaps yearn to live in? In RL, I just signed the papers on a condo.. It's an old mill building built in 1910 that's been converted into lofts. Biiiiig open space with ceilings over twice as tall as I am. Great view and all new stuffs. I like it. ![]() In SL, I've got about 8k m2 of prim-water pool next to my club. It's my home but open to the public. Got sortofa mountain that's hollowed out - nice room inside with Light Waves furniture & fireplace and a cuddle rug - and the big LW statue from black swan is next to the mountain, with cheesy waterfalls covering the entrances. There's a waterslide built into the mountain - all enclosed - and a pool on top that has a big torus float with a ton of poseballs on it. Bunch of poseballs around the rest of the place and floaty rezzers that makes floats which will sorta circle the whole pool on a gentle current. _____________________
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Incanus Merlin
Not User Serviceable
Join date: 12 Apr 2007
Posts: 583
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05-19-2009 17:47
Ohhh!!!! Lucky you. When I was a kid we used to dream of someday living in a cardboard box. oh we could never aspire to CARDBOARD!!! What luxury! We had to make do with 3 day old newspaper that had been used to wrap fish and chips in to cover our hole in the gutter - still at least the stale smell reminded us of something called food....... Inc _____________________
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Ian Nider
Seeds
Join date: 20 Mar 2009
Posts: 1,011
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05-19-2009 17:50
I'm not sure what to call where I live here on Second Life. There is a park with giant scripted 19th century inventions ... Wimshurt, Watt pump, Henson steam carriage. I seem to be addicted to waterfalls and fountains. There is a beach. There is a steam powered building with a working engine. I have no idea what the building is ... it looks like it was made out of old industrial materials, and has tents for roofs. There is a living room and pool table, but also a big cat den, and a P47 Thunderbolt hanging from the ceiling. Anyone that wants can stop over ... it's a half sim on two sims, Oyster and Shepherd. I don't sell things so this isn't an ad. If you like Industrial Steampunk, you might think its a little cool. The engines sound very cool, I found a spot oneday with a massive roller coaster all around the parcel, it was incredible, I just hung there and took a turn on all their rides and marveled at their skill. |
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3Ring Binder
always smile
Join date: 8 Mar 2007
Posts: 15,028
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05-19-2009 17:52
just until last week i lived underground in a grassy area with a pond.
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Darkness Anubis
Registered User
Join date: 14 Jun 2004
Posts: 1,628
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05-19-2009 18:11
A dear friend of mine rents and lives in a flowerpot on a fairy themed PI
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Weston Graves
Werebeagle
Join date: 24 Mar 2007
Posts: 2,059
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05-19-2009 18:28
For a long time I used an industrial looking skybox, part culvert, part church window thingy that I built.
Eventually I realized I don't need to "live" anywhere. Now I have 10x10 cubicle dressing room a 1000 meters in the air with a posing stand and no entrances or exits other than via teleport. The rest of one parcel is devoted to an outdoor gallery / garden and playground. The other parcel is just a building platform that I hope to use someday as an alien planet diorama immersive environment. _____________________
Goodbye for now from human Weston, beagle Weston, and Keyboard Guy.
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Kelli May
karmakanic
Join date: 7 Oct 2006
Posts: 1,135
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05-20-2009 03:40
In roughly chronological order...
A rented Oriental-styled rural house on a lakeside A poorly built medieval stone tower A slightly modded freebie house A 'streamline modern' concrete & glass beach house A larger, better-built keep A flying island held up by balloons, with a wooden cabin hanging from a cliff A bizarrely-shaped concrete & glass structure A large, covered wooden platform in a swamp A Martian sky-galleon (Space 1889 style) A small gazebo in a landscaped garden A large but simple concrete & glass house An industrial loft built in an abandoned factory Currently, a small parcel with a Japanese tea-house and a few trees. 1500 or so metres up, I have a simple concrete platform where I build, dress & unpack stuff. _____________________
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Serenity Seoung
Thanks for the fish!
Join date: 8 Sep 2008
Posts: 166
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05-20-2009 04:29
Me and my fiancee live in a huuuge rez-faux white-textured house we found on Xstreet for a very low price. It has 5 rooms, plus a garage, on the main floor, and two more rooms, the bed rooms, which are attic-like rooms you can teleport into from the bottom. The main bad thing about the house is that the white texture glows in the dark, so it doesn't make for very romantic nights hehe. It also has a porch going all the way around. Everything else is grand. Absolutely love the house. It was only about 200 prims, and under 300L, which is awesome for such a big house.
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Czari Zenovka
I've Had it With "PC"!
Join date: 3 May 2007
Posts: 3,688
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05-20-2009 04:48
I love love love the look & mood of old New England <snip>I was flying around the little islands off the Nantucket Square sim... there's tons of islands called Watch Hill....Buzzards Bay.....all New England names......and the homes are just fantastic! /waves from Florida RL Your post is so cool to me because I live in FL and LOVE the architecture, landscape of (at least the photos I've seen and movie depictions of) those New England areas. In fact, I someday hope to locate my shop to one of those areas. My original ad for *Czari`s Attic* when I owned land was something like "Yadda, yadda, yadda...all housed in a Cape Cod motif." I owned land on a water sim at the time and had a dock built with supporting poles. A Cape Cod style house was built for me...complete with an attic...and I was going to have weathered signs on the outside, etc. Then SL took a different turn. _____________________
*Czari's Attic* ~ Relive the fun of exploring an attic for hidden treasures!
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Czari Zenovka
I've Had it With "PC"!
Join date: 3 May 2007
Posts: 3,688
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05-20-2009 04:59
I tend to favor small houses. All I need is a bedroom area, and a sitting area to entertain a few friends, and a little garden. But it's nice to have extra land and prims handy for those rare occasions when I want to throw a party for a larger group. I also love being on, over, under, or near the water, in both SL and RL. Same here on both counts, except for a garden per se I enjoy a rooftop balcony. I've put trees on that in the past. ![]() As for my fantasy home in SL, a couple come to mind. I mentioned living in a Cape Cod type area in a previous post. I would also love a small apartment in a Manhattan/Central Park/NYC type sim (think Carrie's apartment in "Sex & the City" or Monica's in "Friends). A large Victorian home always takes my breath away, but too much space and Victorian furniture tends to be a bit on the primmy side (but gorgeous). My former neighbor lives in a Victorian Steampunk air dirigible that is fully equipped and amazing. But for my real fantasy dream home - it would be some type of amazing underwater home...like in a huge bubble or somehow dileneated. The most important thing would be to have the "feel" of being underwater...the quiet...some underwater soothing noises...bubbles...really gorgeous coral, sea plants...a clam shell bed (I've seen those on mer sims) and one or two other types of "furniture." Some day ![]() _____________________
*Czari's Attic* ~ Relive the fun of exploring an attic for hidden treasures!
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Czari Zenovka
I've Had it With "PC"!
Join date: 3 May 2007
Posts: 3,688
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05-20-2009 05:07
In RL, I just signed the papers on a condo.. It's an old mill building built in 1910 that's been converted into lofts. Biiiiig open space with ceilings over twice as tall as I am. Great view and all new stuffs. I like it. ![]() Congratulations!!! That condo sounds amazing! I adore older/antique type buildings. The only home I owned in RL was in the historic district of my city and was a home built in 1936 (not as cool as 1910, but still fun) and was a "cottage type" home that I decorated in Victorian motif._____________________
*Czari's Attic* ~ Relive the fun of exploring an attic for hidden treasures!
http://slurl.com/secondlife/Rakhiot/82/99/111 During times of universal deceit, telling the truth becomes a revolutionary act.- George Orwell |
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Czari Zenovka
I've Had it With "PC"!
Join date: 3 May 2007
Posts: 3,688
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05-20-2009 05:08
The engines sound very cool, I found a spot oneday with a massive roller coaster all around the parcel, it was incredible, I just hung there and took a turn on all their rides and marveled at their skill. Do you recall where that was? I ADORE coasters!!!! _____________________
*Czari's Attic* ~ Relive the fun of exploring an attic for hidden treasures!
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Ian Nider
Seeds
Join date: 20 Mar 2009
Posts: 1,011
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05-20-2009 05:14
Do you recall where that was? I ADORE coasters!!!! I'm sorry I don't. I found it on a sculpty search, would have been pretty low traffic. |
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DancesWithRobots Soyer
Registered User
Join date: 7 Apr 2006
Posts: 701
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05-20-2009 05:17
A spaceship that I built myself.
*grins* And it flies! Thank you Jesrad! _____________________
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One life I live. One life I dream. In dreams I remember the better in me." |
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Lear Cale
wordy bugger
Join date: 22 Aug 2007
Posts: 3,569
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05-20-2009 08:33
Beach shack for me! Complete walls, unnecessary where the climate is so perfect.
I once had a friend who lived in a loft in the steeple of a converted church (on Church St. in Ann Arbor MI). Looked great, but she no doubt kept in shape thanks to all those stairs. Which reminds me, I once had a small loft about 6' off the floor, with no stairs or ladder. This was a device to keep me from crawling back in bed after shutting off my alarm, which was on the desk below. An unintended benefit was that I had only athletic girlfriends! |