Comments on: Hello Avatar! http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/2008/10/19/hello-avatar/ chased by random patterns... Fri, 23 Jan 2009 03:15:12 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: casetomorrow http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/2008/10/19/hello-avatar/#comment-24 casetomorrow Tue, 28 Oct 2008 20:39:29 +0000 http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/?p=202#comment-24 Hey you two, you have made some very interesting points. Trin that really cracks me up...you know Case feels the same way too. Lately I don't log on SL as much because I feel overwhelmed by her. 300 "friends", projects, shops, galleries, openings, parties, things to see..Aaaaaaargh is there a way I can go on vacation with her? kumi, wow I think that guy Josh makes a very intense observation that I wouldn't have been able to put into words like that. How we all connect with each other on this entirely different level which is very different from the way we communicate in first life and how painful that must be when this becomes a problem between you and the one you love... Thank you both for your thoughts <3 Case Hey you two, you have made some very interesting points.
Trin that really cracks me up…you know Case feels the same way too. Lately I don’t log on SL as much because I feel overwhelmed by her. 300 “friends”, projects, shops, galleries, openings, parties, things to see..Aaaaaaargh is there a way I can go on vacation with her?
kumi, wow I think that guy Josh makes a very intense observation that I wouldn’t have been able to put into words like that. How we all connect with each other on this entirely different level which is very different from the way we communicate in first life and how painful that must be when this becomes a problem between you and the one you love…

Thank you both for your thoughts <3 Case

]]> By: kumikuhr http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/2008/10/19/hello-avatar/#comment-22 kumikuhr Tue, 21 Oct 2008 10:00:24 +0000 http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/?p=202#comment-22 a fascinating question that I continually ponder... here's two responses... my thoughts via flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/10238602@N06/2765740152/in/set-72157601821894070/ and something Josh Olsen wrote: http://www.laweekly.com/news/news/the-life-and-death-of-jesse-james/17427/ "Ever since we crawled out of the mud and started hitting each other over the head with rocks, attraction has worked this way: I see you across the room. You see me. Something clicks. We approach. We talk. If there’s some kind of connection between our inner selves — even if it’s just a mutual desire to rub chocolate pudding over each other’s naughty bits — we get on with the business at hand. But the Internet has turned things upside down. Now, things work the other way around. Our inner selves meet and connect, and then we get to the raw, physical-attraction thing. And while it’s painful to learn that someone you find physically attractive doesn’t go for you, how much more painful to find that someone whose soul speaks to you across the series of tubes that make up the World Wide Web doesn’t go for your fat ass and spotty face." BY JOSH OLSON a fascinating question that I continually ponder… here’s two responses…

my thoughts via flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/10238602@N06/2765740152/in/set-72157601821894070/

and something Josh Olsen wrote: http://www.laweekly.com/news/news/the-life-and-death-of-jesse-james/17427/
“Ever since we crawled out of the mud and started hitting each other over the head with rocks, attraction has worked this way: I see you across the room. You see me. Something clicks. We approach. We talk. If there’s some kind of connection between our inner selves — even if it’s just a mutual desire to rub chocolate pudding over each other’s naughty bits — we get on with the business at hand. But the Internet has turned things upside down. Now, things work the other way around. Our inner selves meet and connect, and then we get to the raw, physical-attraction thing. And while it’s painful to learn that someone you find physically attractive doesn’t go for you, how much more painful to find that someone whose soul speaks to you across the series of tubes that make up the World Wide Web doesn’t go for your fat ass and spotty face.”

BY JOSH OLSON

]]> By: trindolynbeck http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/2008/10/19/hello-avatar/#comment-19 trindolynbeck Mon, 20 Oct 2008 20:04:26 +0000 http://casetomorrow.wordpress.com/?p=202#comment-19 Very fine explaination, Case, peeking out from a machine :) I actually thought about that this morning at around 3:30 when my RL machine was having trouble shutting down. Trin doesn't sleep. He doesn't even have a bed. He just waits for me to kick him into gear like some custom Hot-Rod parked in my virtual garage. He sits in his favorite "Lazee-Boy" chair and as soon as I log, he pops to attention, ready for action, with notices and IM's flying all over, gray things forming and turning colors. "He" has many friends... I, but a few. So even though he is my machine, I would be lost and sad without him... Which leads me to your previous post. I have some words on that but RL calls :P Very fine explaination, Case, peeking out from a machine :) I actually thought about that this morning at around 3:30 when my RL machine was having trouble shutting down. Trin doesn’t sleep. He doesn’t even have a bed. He just waits for me to kick him into gear like some custom Hot-Rod parked in my virtual garage. He sits in his favorite “Lazee-Boy” chair and as soon as I log, he pops to attention, ready for action, with notices and IM’s flying all over, gray things forming and turning colors.

“He” has many friends… I, but a few. So even though he is my machine, I would be lost and sad without him…

Which leads me to your previous post. I have some words on that but RL calls :P

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