Second Life "land" dispute moves offline to federal courtroom

Discussion in 'The Lounge' started by Maverick, Jun 5, 2007.

  1. Maverick

    Maverick Lord Vader

    Looks like the Second Life are safe ... for the time being.
    They don't need Vampire hunters :D
     
  2. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    I said I ain't a vampire... :p More complicated than that..
    So how come they allow YOU there?
     
  3. Maverick

    Maverick Lord Vader

    They need an Emporer to rule: ME -tongue2
     
  4. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    UHHHH... LOL. Emperor...
    Hahaha.
    They need ME to rule all those evil civillians in there... !
     
  5. Maverick

    Maverick Lord Vader

    Like Judge Dred once said: I'm THE LAW
    I say: I'm THE EMPEROR
    How can they resist my dark force -whistle
     
  6. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    Hmm, you being there makes me wanna play that game, just to check your virtual self out... LOL
     
  7. Maverick

    Maverick Lord Vader

    Ya need da find me first :D
     
  8. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    Well, I am sure you would wanna share ur user name if I tell u I got there :p
     
  9. Maverick

    Maverick Lord Vader

    Ya need to be there first :D
     
  10. Taxloss

    Taxloss Stripper Vicar

    Highly interesting situation, that a SL dispute can be fought out in real life. We already knew people can get rich or at least make real money from their SF businesses and this what Linden Lab is proud of...only it's now ironic they have to appear before the real life court themselves.

    I do think Linden Lab has the right to remove that man's property as he cheated to acquire his SL land.

    (Ha, I used to have a SL account too, just forgot the password...)
     
  11. gawain187

    gawain187 Well-Known Member

    I have heard of this game. It sounded kind of kool at the beginning. But I don't feel like commiting to another online sim.