Learning more about my Tardis, I've set a personal landing point by the freebie dumpster. There are two more sets of levers which offer locations: one is for landing locations set as private, the other for what might be recent locations. And a third which works with commands to list all landing locations in a specified sim.
3 out of 2 ain't bad.
From first hand experience the DCL network removes deleted landing points from the database after a time, so why are there still dead locations on the list? hmmm...
Restored the nicer but noisy timescoop to the Cartoon World lobby; you can't get updates without a rezzed product.
Someone who made a neat underhenge for the Pandorica (there are a few now) responded to my inquiry about their restricting the sim from child avatars. While they can make whatever rules they want for their estate (and I always comply), I have to express what a shame it is when someone makes a rule for the wrong reasons in an effort to justify a bias. His perspective was, to paraphrase: "I've seen those news clips on YouTube about pervs and Age Play, therefore child avatars are all dirty old men and I don't want them on my property." Sorry Marianne - that place was cool and I would have liked to take you there on an adventure.
What would The Doctor have said about that?
In other news, Snurky donated some of her bait money to Burning Life for the land lottery. It's time she got into some projects; she's a deserving avatar. Burning Life is privately funded now and they need our help.
There are textures missing from my inventory. All steps taken have not restored any. I can always re-up them, and I had to in order to restore Errol Flynn trailer access on the gallery property, but I already paid for these the first time. I think Linden Labs should eat one month of tier, because it was most of the orig Bay City Cartoon World structure and tons of art which cost me (the online comics alone add up to a small fortune).
Emeraldgate. The fun continues.
Dr Who audiobooks. I've acquired two off iTunes: one read by David Tennant in the first person and one read by Matt Smith. I like them, but feel they should be called audioshortstories. Compare with several CD *sets* I own of Robert Picardo reading Voyager novels; you can best believe those don't come out to under 2 hours per book.
I'm planning a second Dr. Who comic after the current one I'm working on. The second might be for the Tenth Doctor.
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