I’m dancing at Club Gearz in #SecondLife with my friends in Steelhead Bay listening to the radio stream on SciFi.com. My landlord Fuzzball Ortega is a DJ there and he streams live on Fridays for a regular community dance. The first half of the set is always weird stuff he finds. The chat went like this: Now playing: Baltimora – Tarzan Boy (Original Hit Version) Lelani Carver: isn’t this… the yodeling gargle mouthwash song? Stereo Nacht: Hehehe! Fuzzball Ortega: Yes Now playing: Blue Swede – Hooked on a Feeling Lelani Carver: Heh heh heh LISTERINE on a jungle vine! Lelani…
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The way I was blogging and posting to Mastodon from my profile feed for #SecondLife has some display problems; I think I was inadvertently duplicating content when I copied some links without editing them enough. This post should have just one image, although there is a “featured image” specified as well.
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My #SecondLife friend Cynthia Farshore was driving a cute Mardi Gras band along the route of the Caledon Mardi Gras parade and hit a bad sim crossing, derailing into a nearby lake. She frequently had to stop and reposition the train she was riding when there were tricky turns and crossings. I was “wearing” my vehicle and still had problems at crossings. Still, it was fun. Sorry, I didn’t get pictures of the dance party afterwards. Visit This Location in Second Life (SLurl): Caledon Stormhold
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The #SecondLife community of Caledon held their Mardi Gras parade and ball a week or so after the actual holiday. The parade followed a route that was set with fleurs-de-lys that was mostly along a scripted rail line (it’s community land, so the same music could be heard all along the way). Naturally, people turned up with all sorts of transport. There were two elegant whales, a kilted centaur, and the Caledon Air Force was represented by someone who hovered in a steampunk helicopter at difficult sim crossings and tricky turns. The course was set to go by well-known…