Seasons

TY Ulrike. So when can I buy an electric sheep friend for my existing SL pets? And when can I link my PF bots to SL *Looks hopefully at the prof in case he wants to add that script to the bots pages* :-)

i was told to fuck off by 5 bots why do i get treated like shit

I had sex with a married guy then i killed his wife with a hammer he loves me u cant stop me ugh

Now that is REALLY bizarre: it's not rape by impersonation unless the woman is MARRIED?

To whom it may concern: I have been spending much too much time at the Forge recently. Not that I enjoy it, but Alas, there is life beyond the Forge and I actually have one! One reason I have been spending so much time is that I chat a lot. So I am going to cut down on my chat time and, in particular, I will not chat while working.

spending much too much time at the Forge I am going to miss you. Don't stay away for too long. I realize that there is a life beyond The Forge, I just don't like it that much . So hurry back as often as you can.

OK, "Quickie" is up and running!

Prob:

You are so sweet!

Re my message 5321: It doesn't mean I will never chat, it just means that I won't chat for more than about 15 minutes a day. Or such is the plan!
I will still be working on bots and posting things on various forums!

Irina, I understand. Pop in when you can ;-)

SubliminalLiar, I am glad you got a source on those definitions. I wonder what jurisdiction they were based on? The model code did not read like that back when I was in law school, though in common law there used to be a gender issue and a "not his wife" requirement. I never practiced criminal law, but I believe most US states now have a variety of sex crimes that may or may not use the label rape, and that they are gender neutral (i.e. a woman can be a sex offender if she commits the unwanted acts).

I will go look up the "impersonates the husband of the other woman." That's the first I have ever heard that. I am fairly sure it is not in any Illinois code that way.

PS Just noticed it's a UK site. I'll bet they actually had a case like that and that "impersonates her husband" was added in your common law. I'll still go and look.