Monday, September 19, 2022

An Adult Oktoberfest for Second Life

 

 

An Adult Oktoberfest for Second Life

When you teleport (or walk, but who does that?) in at the region where I live and work in Second Life, you will now see a huge tent, for our Oktoberfest. Whotter actually discovered it well before I did, but that is no surprise: unfortunately, drinking has become a new hobby of his. I guess that's the downside of him being an author...
But we both got our traditional dress ready: a dirndl for me and lederhosen for him.

Fiver with 6 large mugs of beer

 

The beer is supplied by Fiver of No.5 Bar, the highly succesful cafe in our street. Our street whores who for a large part do nothing else than drinking these days, can recycle the empty mugs too, in the container in the alley behind the bar.

An Adult Oktoberfest for Second Life

The mugs are going to become a collector's item, she said. I am not so sure: given the amount of glass I had to clean up at my front door, Whotter drank at least 120 pints so far. Should I be concerned?

An Adult Oktoberfest for Second Life

Of course, not everyone is drinking. Werner, for instance, picked up rollerskating and could be found circling the dancefloor on them. I am not sure that will be safe when all the drunk people show up at one of the music events that will take place in our tent.

Thursday, September 15, 2022

A Street Whores Author Meetup

When I walked into the bar earlier this day, I was alerted to the presence of a vertiable author: Nikolaos Sakamoto. He has been there before and been talking about his work, or so I was told. As many authors who once entered Second Life, he stuck around. Maybe to explore the boundaries of imagination, or just the seedier corners of the human mind. Who knows?
Of course we tried encourage him to go to the Second Life Bookclub, to promote his work, but he seems shy to do so.

Nikolaos reads 'Fish', by Whotter Cheng

Well, that is the cultural sector for you I suppose: not too shy to hang around in a bar full of whores, but when it comes to promoting their work...

Whotter picked it up a lot better: he immediately handed Nikolaos a signed copy of 'Fish', his 8-world circular novel. That was much appreciated. We heard Nikolaos laugh about it for a while. But let me do some of his promoting now: there is more to be found on his character and his work on this website.