just ignore and let this one die

Yes! Six versions for each gender.

My wife walked in on her once when she was bumping pixels with someone.

Oh I loved 30 days of night. That one was actually kind of freaky.

I so wanted to like The Thirst. Andrew and Glory were in it. Buffy connections should make for good vamp flicks.

Should but don't - I loved Buffy and Angel, even with Angel's good/bad changes happening far too often for my liking.

Was skimming pictures - saw this, thought of our Threadie Vamps and laughed:

I haz a vamp face:

Was skimming pictures - saw this, thought of our Threadie Vamps and laughed:

In Seattle, where I live, we have an annual arts festival called Bumbershoot. When I went the year before last there was an exhibit of still images from second life. There was a gal in a great red dress, flying. There was a guy flying and then walking in shallow water so you could only see the top of his head. There was a really cool building. These images fascinated me.

I had decided a few months earlier, that I want to "do something" with my computer graphics and artisitic skills.

At the exhibit, they did have a computer set up showing the ahern wa. Avatars were moving around but there were no instructions on interacting with the keyboard. A man tried a few keys, nothing happened and he shrugged. Most likely the keyboard was disabled for the exhibit. I looked at the monitor for a few minutes and it didn't look all that interesting.

In the next room a panel of artists were talking about what they do. A couple of them talked about second life. One said that she knew someone who made some good money creating clothes for second life and selling them to avatars. I thought, hey, maybe I could do that.

A month went by and then I decided one night, I should check out that thing, what was it called? I went through orientation. I read stuff in the knowledge base about how to make money. I was hooked. And determined to make stuff to sell.

And now, nearly two years later, I have a growing business and I am "doing something" with my computer graphic skills.

I haz a vamp face:

Vampire kitties?

Very, very cool VV

Yummmmmmm

Thank you. I can activate/deactivate it via chat.

My wife and I were shopping at sinistyle (glad Ann mentioned that place in the trenchcoat thread on SLU) and a vamp IM'd me. He asked if I knew a good place to feed as he was low and very weak. My wife was walking out to explore the sim and I got by the guy and said "Try Toxian. I always bring my own supply" Then I activated the vamp face and excused myself to go feed. He was blown away lol.

Night Lil, sleep well

Knocks on the inside of the monitor, are you there yet 3Ring? Did you decypher my forum title yet? *raises eyebrows*

It's just Little Squares

I think your browser is not displaying the japanese correctly is all.

In Seattle, where I live, we have an annual arts festival called Bumbershoot. When I went the year before last there was an exhibit of still images from second life. There was a gal in a great red dress, flying. There was a guy flying and then walking in shallow water so you could only see the top of his head. There was a really cool building. These images fascinated me.

I had decided a few months earlier, that I want to "do something" with my computer graphics and artisitic skills.

At the exhibit, they did have a computer set up showing the ahern wa. Avatars were moving around but there were no instructions on interacting with the keyboard. A man tried a few keys, nothing happened and he shrugged. Most likely the keyboard was disabled for the exhibit. I looked at the monitor for a few minutes and it didn't look all that interesting.

In the next room a panel of artists were talking about what they do. A couple of them talked about second life. One said that she knew someone who made some good money creating clothes for second life and selling them to avatars. I thought, hey, maybe I could do that.

A month went by and then I decided one night, I should check out that thing, what was it called? I went through orientation. I read stuff in the knowledge base about how to make money. I was hooked. And determined to make stuff to sell.

And now, nearly two years later, I have a growing business and I am "doing something" with my computer graphic skills.

You know I almost put a disclaimer on my email to stop this from happening but then i thought nah...

I want the reasons that made you download and venture forth into SL.

PS. Could have worn pants if the ass showing was not important an all - just sayin You looked great though

You had a tail on?

That's all we have NOW.

Cool, Sylvia.

I really should do something with my Second Life. I just screw off mostly.