Get A First Life: One Page Satire On Second Life

Mon, 2007-01-22 03:34 - Topics:

clipped by: funana
clipper's remarks: Go outside! Membership is free. FIRST LIFE is a 3D analog world where server lag does not exist. Work, reproduce, perish...

Clip Source: www.getafirstlife.com

Got First Life Questions?
We've Got Answers

Are five senses enough?

What's this body thing, and what do I do with the dangly bits?

Why can't I build a dirigible with my mind?

Penguins, spoons and you -- what's life like among the the flightless?

Under 18? Get a Teen First Life

"I like totally tried to get into First Life and those dudes were like, sorry man, you're totally not old enough. I was like, WTF! Then I found out about Teen FL, and everything's cool now." --Aaron, 15

America's teens, your First Life dream world awaits. Hang out at the mall! Embarass yourself in gym class! Get acne! Experiment with mind-altering recreational drugs! The First Life world is your oyster.

Tags: second life, first life, sl, satire, humor, ;-)

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