just ignore and let this one die

DEFINITELY WATCH! and have her AR it. teach her now, how to do that! LOL

I know quite a few people who love Nonna Hedges, but the merchandise never really rocked my socks...nothing there ever struck me in that weird "MUST HAVE!" way some other pixellated goods have. *shrug*

it has a middle-eastern flavor to it. like stuff an Arab princess might wear. but there are some 'basic' items too. AND, most importanly, she has a free or nearly free section.

Elora, the fellas are going to write blurbs corresponding to each month's calendar girl. The months where we have two pinup girls, maybe we should have two commentators. The blurb doesn't have to be a commentary on the photo, per se; it could be just a 10,000 word essay about how fabulous you are!

(Ever notice that when you write a word over and over again, it begins to look like gibberish?)

And regarding credit where credit is due: sure! I figure if people also want to list what skin/hair they're wearing, etc., that would be fine, too.

my skin might not be new to in SL, it might not be the best, but it's MINE and since i haven't seen it around and i ain't teling anyone where i got it.

OK, in all seriousness, I went scrounging around for this skin last night - first posted in the What Should CEO's look like? thread. I couldn't find it. MAD just does shapes from what I can tell. I don't know enough about skins to really be able to tell one designer from another.

This is the first skin I've looked at that I really, really liked. Does anyone know where it's from?

you might try an im to the shape creator and ask where the skin came from.

Not a bad idea, but I hate to bother total strangers about stuff like that. I'd buy the shape from him as a professional courtesy if he would spill the beans on the skin, but I'm no good at IM'ing total strangers.

It says it has a 'complete styling card,' which should include info on everything in the picture, including the skin.

It looks kind of Laqroki to me though.

Ahhh...I had no idea at all what a "complete styling card" was. I thought it was some sort of tips on how to condition your hair and use a loofa sponge or something. No prob, then. If I buy the shape, I should be able to find the skin then, right?

Should, but check my edited suggestion before you buy the shape!

i will be happy to have my male alt IM the owner and let you know what i find out. jsut say the word!

Trout:

He's obviously not using the same shape, and the skintone isn't quite right, but here's an example of the Lagroki skins:

http://farm3.static.flickr.com/2301/2112144507_0458623b9c_b.jpg

Good morning All! (Not yet noon here.)
Stage 7 at Le Tour de France was 159 km or 98.8 miles, up and down pretty much the whole way. There were 5 climbs, in this order: cat.3; cat.4; cat.2; cat.2; cat.3. The lower the number the harder the climb.

There were daring attacks and furious chases all day long with the field often broken into several groups.

The highest climb of the day took the riders into the clouds and at the top many of them accepted newspapers from spectators to tuck in the front of their jerseys to keep them from getting too cold on the long and terrifyingly
fast decent down the other side. The riders approached speeds of nearly 100 km per hour (about 60miles per hour) downhill on a narrow road with many hairpin bends.

About 4km from the finish Spanish rider Luis Sanchez of Spanish team Caisse d'Epargne attacked and got clear out in front. Although he was hotly pursued by the first chase group, which contained almost all of the contenders for the overall lead, they could not catch him and he crossed the line first with a time of 3 hours, 52 min. and 53 sec.

Luxembourger Kim Kirchen, of U.S. team Columbia, retains the overall leader's Yellow Jersey and he is also the current holder of the sprint points competition leader's Green Jersey.

That looks pretty good. I'll check them out tonight before I do anything else.

Yay! Claire! Hi Claire!



Good one. Mine isn't as good but it is true.
My brother and his friends were picnicking in Switzerland. Being Swiss they were making a nice cheese fondue. One of the ingredients of fondue is the cherry liqueur, kirsch.
Soon everyone was remarking that the fondue was better than usual - more flavorful. Then the person who had brought the kirsch realized that he had actually brought absinthe, the highly alcoholic, anise-flavored spirit which was at that time illegal in Switzerland and hence had been decanted into a kirsch bottle.
Everyone agreed: Absinthe makes the fondue grow heartier.

Thanks for the feedback... She's a pretty mature going to be 14 in 3 weeks. Although I'm not looking over her shoulder, I can pretty much hear her. She is using the internal mic and external speakers, so all her voice chat is completely audible. I know that doesn't cover IM's, but I think most, if not all, the communicating is voice. If she gets quiet, I'll go check. She already had a MySpace page, so is a bit savvy about internet usage. Wow, the trouble kids can get into these days! I think my hair's going to go gray! Oh wait... been there already.

LMAO...

Most days my schedule is this: 5:30 get up, run, do a little housekeeping, shower, then watch tour coverage which usually has started recording about 5:30 am my time. As soon as I've seen the day's stage I come up and report to you - which prolongs the fun for me. I don't turn my computer on before in fear of accidentally learning the results. It's especially nice of you to take an interest in it.




I have to send this link to my daughter the former Roller Derby Skater! She'll love the part about the bats!



Fake ones aren't mined by slave avatars.

My two cents: I wouldn't worry about it too much. But I would mention to her, without belaboring it, that there are things to be careful about. And let her realize (without actually talking about it) that she can't count on you not suddenly knocking and walking in on her.

Ann, may I have the groan button back, please? Thank you.

ArrrrRRRRRGHHHH!

Gee, and Kai looks so sweet and innocent, too, to be such a manglage languler.

I AM sweet and innocent! But I've been affected by my environment. My brother told me this story so you can see what he's like. And my husband is worse.

Ah yes the teen grid.
I am up north here for the summer and got my niece on it. Its pretty neat but a pole was there? wow. I need to talk with her.
The one funny thing was she got caged at the sand box
I told her to practice building, go hang out with ppl and do what she likes too. Curious to see what becomes of this. I did hook up the laptop to the big screen tv so she really cant hide anything lol I just convinced her how cool it was to be on the tv.

Hahaha - the number of times I have considered chasing guys around and wacking them with some sort of physical object -- I would sooo love this.



Or anyone could be saying all kinds of things to her. I suggest randomly popping into the room - sort of quietly so that she does not hear you coming. And if she thinks the stripper pole is funny - that is a good sign.