I have never been on a date before. This is probably because I am inactive and don't socialise often. Hence, when I came accross this song during my youtube surfing, I find it very interesting and well-sung.
I kinda disagree with the song that one can log off if the date don't go well. There is bound to be some feelings transmitted between both sides that go beyond the computer.
Do you wanna date my avatar? Haha, well, you will have to tell me to log in to SL first. I haven't log in to SL for awhile.
I know that one can earn an income from virtual worlds like Second Life. However, properly due to my old-fashioned thinking, I tend not to associate virtual worlds with income. This CNN money video proves otherwise.
I find the video to introduce Second Life Discovery Island very funny. The opportunity to make a postcard at the island (shown in the video) seems fun too.
I am not sure whether the island is available to all but it should be. To visit the island - copy and paste this link below into your SL viewer. secondlife://SL%20DiscoveryIsland%20Public3/50/128/31
"CBS News RAW": Passersby in Romania caught a tail-end view of a cat that got stuck in a window. A man walking by eventually climbed up and saved the cat.
With all that news about hacking into accounts, have you wonder whether your SL account will be hacked? Someone tries to impersonate you and use up all your L$ by transferring to his/her account (which is of course an alt account)? Or use your name to perform bad things like spoiling your relationship with your friends?
Come to think about it, the simplest and only way I know of to prevent the above, is to change your SL password on a regular basis.
Do you ever change your SL password? Or you think the nasty things explained in 1st para are unlikely to happen?