Men's Second Style

If you haven’t yet checked out Grunge Soul Project, you owe it to yourself to drop by.  You’ll find a wide selection of quality items from fine designers at bargain prices.  But everything’s only available for a limited time, as the selections change regularly!

It is not widely known that the Fae Airborne Legion played a critical role in several key victories during the Clockworks Campaign of 1864. In fact, the very existence of the Fae Airborne Legion is not widely known. This is doubtless due to the fae people’s resistance to fame and publicity. Written history (human, of course, as the fae keep no such tradition) is all but mum on the subject. Nonetheless, oral histories of fae and human alike document and retell tales of decisive victories, such as the one at Gorham Grange, that would surely have been routs but for the contributions of the FAL. Read the rest of this entry »

There’s been a lot of talk lately about mesh. If you’re watching the login screen while you’re waiting impatiently to rejoin your second life, you’ve probably seen the messages about places to go for mesh clothing and avatars, and of course there’s a lot of coverage on the Second Life blog. What is this mesh of which you speak? Go ahead, ask, you’re dying to—I can almost hear you already. Read the rest of this entry »

Trace Osterham of Theosophy has made a rack full of probably the best sculptied prim tied bowties lindens can buy. They’re called Disserth, and they attach to chest and can be easily moved up or down to fit any buttoned-collar shirt you wear. At L$100 for a three-pack, they won’t break the bank either. My suggestion is to spring for the fat pack: 27 bowties for L$450 is half price. NoTransfer. Takaraduka (165, 142, 32).

Just a quick heads-up…there’s a very nice baseball jacket freebie out at SF Design.  Although the hovertext says “month of August,” I found it shopping around this morning and it’s still available.  But don’t dawdle!  The freebie is blue only, but other colors are just L$200.

The place where the sea meets the shore is magical for him. In the hissing of waves receding across wet sand he hears the echo of teeming life. Tiny crabs skitter back and forth in the foamy surf, and tiny holes pop open in the sand where there are small mollusks living—and breathing!—just below the surface. The changing of the tide is the world breathing in and out, slowly but oh so surely. Read the rest of this entry »