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Lucynda Boffin

Registered User

Join date: 11 Jan 2005

Posts: 45

05-06-2005 15:39

I remember back the end of March reading about a "teen Grid" coming to SL. Anyone know how a teen would register it? I have a friend who wants to and can't find any info.

Nylon Pinkney

Squeezebox

Join date: 30 Aug 2004

Posts: 304

05-06-2005 17:38

right a "friend" *WINK*

Roberta Dalek

Probably trouble

Join date: 21 Oct 2004

Posts: 1,174

05-06-2005 17:47

They just sign up as normal and give their correct date of birth, afaik.

Lucynda Boffin

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Join date: 11 Jan 2005

Posts: 45

05-06-2005 21:41

No, i don't think that works. And, yes, a friend! He's a kid I used to babysit when he was younger...lol. I can't find an answer.

Tesla Linden

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Join date: 3 Apr 2005

Posts: 208

05-07-2005 07:08

From: Lucynda Boffin

No, i don't think that works. And, yes, a friend! He's a kid I used to babysit when he was younger...lol. I can't find an answer.

Hi Lucinda! The most up to date info is here:

/3/2b/43484/1.html

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Zuzi Martinez

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Join date: 4 Sep 2004

Posts: 1,860

05-07-2005 08:33

that says it's invitation only. where are you finding the kids you invite?

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Limner Cruyff

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Join date: 25 Jun 2004

Posts: 12

05-07-2005 11:49

From: Nylon Pinkney

right a "friend" *WINK*

Not that inconceivable. When I was in the army, I served with several 17 year olds who became good friends. Years earlier in college, I retained teenage friends from my old high school, and my freshman year roommate was a 15 year old foreign student. In my late 40s, I managed a shop which employed teenagers during the summer whom I considered friends.

Most of them were sophisticated enough to recognize a world beyond the kneejerk reactions of their limited horizons, and mature enough to make accusations about violations of defined rules in plain english, not by innuendo.

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Lucynda Boffin Registered User Join date: 11 Jan 2005 Posts: 45	05-06-2005 15:39 I remember back the end of March reading about a "teen Grid" coming to SL. Anyone know how a teen would register it? I have a friend who wants to and can't find any info.
Nylon Pinkney Squeezebox Join date: 30 Aug 2004 Posts: 304	05-06-2005 17:38 right a "friend" WINK
Roberta Dalek Probably trouble Join date: 21 Oct 2004 Posts: 1,174	05-06-2005 17:47 They just sign up as normal and give their correct date of birth, afaik.
Lucynda Boffin Registered User Join date: 11 Jan 2005 Posts: 45	05-06-2005 21:41 No, i don't think that works. And, yes, a friend! He's a kid I used to babysit when he was younger...lol. I can't find an answer.
Tesla Linden Analogue Join date: 3 Apr 2005 Posts: 208	05-07-2005 07:08 From: Lucynda Boffin No, i don't think that works. And, yes, a friend! He's a kid I used to babysit when he was younger...lol. I can't find an answer. Hi Lucinda! The most up to date info is here: /3/2b/43484/1.html Tesla _____________________ -- Tesla Linden the 80's Linden
Zuzi Martinez goth dachshund Join date: 4 Sep 2004 Posts: 1,860	05-07-2005 08:33 that says it's invitation only. where are you finding the kids you invite? _____________________ Zuzi Martinez: if Jeska was Canadian would she be from Jeskatchewan? that question keeps me up at nite. Jeska Linden: That is by far the weirdest question I've ever seen.
Limner Cruyff Registered User Join date: 25 Jun 2004 Posts: 12	05-07-2005 11:49 From: Nylon Pinkney right a "friend" WINK Not that inconceivable. When I was in the army, I served with several 17 year olds who became good friends. Years earlier in college, I retained teenage friends from my old high school, and my freshman year roommate was a 15 year old foreign student. In my late 40s, I managed a shop which employed teenagers during the summer whom I considered friends. Most of them were sophisticated enough to recognize a world beyond the kneejerk reactions of their limited horizons, and mature enough to make accusations about violations of defined rules in plain english, not by innuendo.