Thread: Second life

I forgot how totally addictive SL is.....

If you haven't been, GO!

Beebs x

Originally Posted by blessed_baby_cakes

I forgot how totally addictive SL is.....

If you haven't been, GO!

Beebs x

I went before I came it's part of getting old

http://www.arrse.co.uk/cpgn2/Forums/.../t=104330.html


So RnR Island is going to close down. What a shame that so few folk used it.

If you are a SL'er then pop in before it gets demolished

I've just read an article called What Happened to Second Life - a question I was asking myself a couple of weeks ago.

It's desolate, dirty, and sex is outcast to a separate island. Barry Collins returns to Second Life to find out what went wrong, and why it’s raking in more cash than ever before

Three years ago, I underwent one of the most eye-opening experiences of my life – and I barely even left the office.

I spent a week virtually living and breathing inside Second Life: the massively multiplayer online world that contains everything from lottery games to libraries, penthouses to pubs, skyscrapers to surrogacy clinics.

Oh, and an awful lot of virtual sex.

Interesting summary which I think pretty much sums up our experience .....

Three years on, and Second Life seems no closer to finding a respectable reason for being than it did in 2006. It might try and shuffle sex into a corner, and pretend that it’s a melting pot of creativity, business and academia, but it ultimately serves no purpose.

Originally Posted by BadCO

I've just read an article called What Happened to Second Life - a question I was asking myself a couple of weeks ago.

It's desolate, dirty, and sex is outcast to a separate island. Barry Collins returns to Second Life to find out what went wrong, and why it’s raking in more cash than ever before

Three years ago, I underwent one of the most eye-opening experiences of my life – and I barely even left the office.

I spent a week virtually living and breathing inside Second Life: the massively multiplayer online world that contains everything from lottery games to libraries, penthouses to pubs, skyscrapers to surrogacy clinics.

Oh, and an awful lot of virtual sex.

Interesting summary which I think pretty much sums up our experience .....

Three years on, and Second Life seems no closer to finding a respectable reason for being than it did in 2006. It might try and shuffle sex into a corner, and pretend that it’s a melting pot of creativity, business and academia, but it ultimately serves no purpose.

I still have a shop on there selling uniforms and as of today Household Cavalry wristbands.
There are a few ardent arrsers still around also