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Nemo, the glorious underwater steampunk city I blogged about last week, has been moved to a new location: Go here to get in. Bring a harpoon, or maybe an avatar who looks like Kirk Douglas.
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Probably best if you have the avatar that looks like Kirk Douglas, with the harpoon.
And, of course, you should watch out for the avatar that looks like a bearded James Mason, playing the pipe organ.
Posted by: Harper Ganesvoort | Tuesday, March 30, 2010 at 06:18 PM