The Virtual Life of Billy Beaverhausen

I don’t really get why Nordic knitwear these days is so easily classed among the “ugly Christmas sweaters”. Second Life enthusiasts can find the deets in my blog.

When else is one going to have a tropical wet dream than in the midst of (or is it only the start?!) a Swedish winter. And to think they’re actual milder these days! Well that just makes them more wet, gray and dull instead of sunny, frosty and bright. I might as well turn my back on winter all together and disappear in a virtual tropical paradise. Some people like to shoot sh*t in cames. I just enjoy a nice pool.

Halloween is when Second Life™ really comes to life, which is kinda ironic. You can find the deets in my blog:

Too gay? No way! People need to stop associating physical appearance with sexual orientation. Sure, clichés often are true, but there is something inherently sad about heterosexual men holding back from expressing their personality through what they wear out of fear of being seen as gay. But I guess that kind of thing isn’t going anywhere in my lifetime. I’d like to jump in the Tardis with the doctor and fast forward to 2121 to see if by then people have stopped completely caring about who’s attracted to whom in relationships between consenting adults.

Beach bum day, just warm enough to go topless, the sun is still giving heat, but you won’t be going in the water.

Virtual life is therapy right now

Obviously I’d leave it all behind if I had wings

When Billy Beaverhausen goes Billy Elliot

You can spend Christmas day just hanging out at home in sweats and an old t-shirt, eating cheese, and you’ll be winning at Christmas, as far as I’m concerned. I understand the concept of loneliness, even suffer from it sometimes, but there’s something to be said for a bit of peace and quiet.

When you still have a couple of days of work ahead of you while you’re neighbour is calling it quits for the rest of the year and you envy him his lazy pyjama mornings.

Let’s sail the frak out of here!

Not every styling exercise in Second Life includes a shopping trip. Sometimes it’s fun to just raid your wardrobe for pieces you can use with a particular mesh body that can be a bit challenging to dress.

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