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Coyote Cartography
a scrapbook of travels, real & virtual
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Date:
2005-10-05 04:10 (UTC)
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Mmmm...huge pectoral muscles.
We need more creative endeavors like Minerva, Dark Life (though with less lag), Tringo, and...dare I say it? Slingo.
Second Life can be so much more than virtual bling, just as long as we keep the huge pecs.
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Date: 2005-10-05 04:10 (UTC)We need more creative endeavors like Minerva, Dark Life (though with less lag), Tringo, and...dare I say it? Slingo.
Second Life can be so much more than virtual bling, just as long as we keep the huge pecs.