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half-girl, half-robot
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she makes a subtle proposition

ahaha. um. I did a whole bunch of different ones. Possibly some non-base icons coming at some point.

[edit: there. one sort of non-base icon. :)]

religion
x-men
uma thurman
ultraviolet
scarlett johannson
sandman
joaquin phoenix
jeremy northam
jared leto
hugh jackman
ioan gruffudd
josh hartnett
gerard butler
ewan mcgregor
johnny depp
george clooney
hellblazer
afi

http://icons.herdivineshadow.com

Originally from Iconses on August 26, 2006, 5:04pm

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stuff

James Dean
Elijah Wood
Domino
Dita Von Teese
Eric Bana
Ralph Fiennes
Jeremy Northam
Kip Pardue
Madonna
George Clooney
Hugh Jackman
Ioan Gruffudd
Heath Ledger
Drew Barrymore
Strange Days
Ben Affleck
Stephen Dorff
Viggo Mortensen
Uma Thurman
Tilda Swinton
Scarlett Johannson
Salma Hayek
Ryan Phillipe
Joaquin Phoenix
Natalie Portman
The Matrix
Lord of the Rings
Keanu Reeves
Juilette Binoche
Space: Above and Beyond
King Arthur
Kiera Knightly

http://icons.herdivineshadow.com

Originally from Iconses on November 26, 2006, 12:56pm

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The obligatory Second Life entry

Second Life.

At some point, I suspect nearly every blogger interested in technology will mention it. It’s just one of those things. Even the BBC is getting in on the act. I know a short while back they ran an article on the BBC news site about it and just the other day I was contacted to see if I wanted to appear in a tv show or news item about people who spend a lot of time in Second Life (I don’t think I spend nearly enough time there to count I suspect and they were looking for people whose lives had been changed by it in some way).

I’ve been an on and off resident of Second Life since last May (coincidentally, my Second Life “birth” day is only the day before my real birthday) and it’s been a lot of fun, even with the lag I suffer from. I spend a little over a week in January playing the Smokin’ Aces Assassin game in SL, desperately trying to shoot assassinate people who had already moved from where I could see them and failing to run away from people trying to assassinate me!

There are also a lot of nice looking sims to visit – including one I spent the last weekend wandering about in, which was a replica of an ancient Roman town.

The only real problems I have with SL are the lag I experience (mostly due to being on a wireless network and not exactly the fastest broadband connection in the world), the time it takes for stuff to rez and the odd occasion where my avatar’s hair or shoes randomly move. Then there’s also the resources that the SL program sometimes decides to eat up.

Mostly, all this means for me is that I don’t go into busy areas and try to get into SL in the morning GMT time, when the US is asleep and not in SL. It’s also limited my activities at the moment to just sightseeing, rather than roleplaying, opening a shop or buying land and constructing a house.

Originally by Rachel from More Tomorrow on February 19, 2007, 5:58am