A fraud

A resident signed up for Second Life and while signing up clicked Yes to the Terms of Service without reading them, especially this portion:



Beyond this we have have no clue as to what happened. However, under most rental agreements the landlord typically makes clear that the rental agreement can be terminated at any time for any reason with no refunds.

*oops... wrong thread*

Actually that's the one thing I object to in rental agreements...mine make it clear that there has be a due process before I'd ask someone to leave/evict them ... and I would most certainly give them their unused rental back. I'd consider it almost akin to stealing not to, tbh.

We'll forgive you.. this time

Right, so Person A rented from Person B, then got burned in some way. If this thread is an example, Person A didn't read the covenant any more than Person A read the Guidelines listed at the top of the forum... Person B posted a few times in this thread, but neither wanna provide the juicy details.

Wow, we can create our own drama!

that is precisely where the stick pointing came in, and where will be be picking it up from.

my stick is a bit more curvy: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>

*snipes* SIBTL (that's still!)

I vote for a black tragi-comedy as performed by Monty Python......

M2 that's 'me too'.

We don't know if anyone got burned. For example, the OP might have broken a condition outlined in the rental agreement and been evicted.

Note that the amount of money involved might have gotten the OP a mainland parcel. In other words, they had an opportunity to avoid coventant land or a rental parcel and, for whatever reasons, declined to do so. Having declined to do so, and having lost their rental parcel, they now wish to cry "sour grapes."

does it have batteries?

I can deal with dying of laughter!

Hmmm.. crunchy fried green tomatoes. I want for dinner, I think.

and these would be dinner.....er...how exactly? (Please to remember at all times that I am a Brit and therefore unused to the vagaries of what you dear 'Murkans like to call "cooking" or "food".....

Usually, they are used as a side dish with a meat, preferably fried chicken or pot roast. I sometimes prefer to make them the only dish, because right now, I have plenty of green tomatoes (so, it's free food!). Simply slice the green tomatoes, flour (or use corn meal, I love 'em both ways) them and then skillet fry them. Great tangy flavor.

Ah, the wonders of Southern comfort foods!

A person who very likely will eat a snickers bar with a fork and knife is in no position to criticise american culinary practices.

Wow! I love weekends on the forum.



Knowing your neighbor as I do, you may be right. Or wrong.


OK, now it's soulmate or Grandma. I'm sure we'll sort it out eventually.


OOOOOOO! Onion rings! Definitely the way to my heart. Literally.


Ladies! Please! Don't fight over me. I neglected to buy a skin set that has a blushing option.

IBTLA

IBTL! *bounce* *bounce* *bounce*

Speaking of American food... I could really go now for some corn bread with butter and some red beans and rice and a strawberry margarita and homemade peach cobbler and

and apple pie with a correctly organized lattice

and those dancing ice cream cones, they were wrong on so many levels, I love it.

What's a Snickers bar, precious? eh?

and, er..... spot the oxymoron........ lol

You're making me hungry, now I have to go get lunch soon.

Mr. Satan was actually the neighbor to my Gyeongju Gardens property. But if your friend in Nautilus is also a little dark, well...

But I brought food for everyone. I'm good at sharing!



Dnali, lets tickle Bodhi til he screams like a little girl!

Not exactly fried green tomatoes, but I did pick up a whole bunch of tomatillos to go into dinner tonight

er let me take a stab at what these might be....

well I guess tomatoes are involved....

which means the rest is.... what?!! you guys merged tomatoes and armadillos?

so it would be some sort of armoured tomato, right?

Oh, and it's time for Sunday brunch here in SL time!

Pancakes...


eggs, bacon, sausage, and toast...


and assorted fruits, pastries, and cheeses!

I've managed to go most of my life without knowing what a tomatillo was. It was strange to find out they existed. Heard they have a good flavor, though I have never tried one.

But either way, my wash machine tub of tomato plants has plenty of green tomatoes to do the trick. (Yeah, a wash machine tub. My dad was a repair man and he had a couple from machines that were 'condemned.' I 'borrowed' one of them from him and use it as a planter. Holds a decent amount of plants, actually.)

For those that don't know what a tomatillo is: Originally used by the Aztecs and called Miltomat. It is Physalis ixocarpa; relatives are Chinese lanterns, cape-gooseberries and ground cherries. Available fresh from Latin American markets, this vegetable is specifically Mexican. Fresh tomatillos are decidedly superior to the canned for sauces.

I'd put up an image, but for the life of me, the code hates me.