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Who said Teen Second Life was a vast wasteland? (Oh wait, they did.) This charming machinima from Cirr Marat shows another side of TSL, with a tour of his airborne station high above Foobar Salad island. I love Cirr's pride of ownership in Mainframe, with a personal logo and attention to detail throughout, with cool iris-ing doors, an ambient dream room, and more.
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It is really, really cool. When you're standing on the platform you can look down and see the entire island stretch out before you, under the cloud layer. It's amazing.
Posted by: Dolus Naumova | Saturday, February 10, 2007 at 09:50 AM
Hey, now, only a select few that hadn't gotten out enough said that TSL was a wasteland. Cirr's Mainframe is a great example of why it's not.
Posted by: Aesop Thatch | Wednesday, February 14, 2007 at 09:46 AM
To comply with DMV regulations
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