Stable or not, it'll still sting when the hair comes out.

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I, too first read "the Brazilian" as the process, and not the peoples. I figured maybe a barter society that hates pubic hair was developing. Which I'm completely supporting, of course.

"Will trade Brazilians for goods and/or services."

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Hahaha. Here, fucking here!

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Pure genius. If I had a iPhone you could have it flat out.

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But won't Brazilians having babies devalue your currency? Do we need to sterilize the country to keep the currency stable?

And I have no idea how they're going to fit in my wallet.

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But if we sterilise the country, eventually they will die and the value will also be destabilised, but in an upwards direction.

So we need to work out a way of bringing in just enough New Brazilians to keep the exchange level.

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...THE HELL

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Please don't give my crazier customers ideas. :(

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Ha, I say. Ha ha!

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It's only a matter of time.

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I just had a flash of someone trying to shove a toe into a USB port and trying to upload it to PayPal.

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Haha, like people who used to try and fax money.

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This is incidental stability. What happens if secondlife servers start drawing more power? Do we ship a whole bunch of Aqua Dots to Sao Paulo and devalue the currency to maintain stagflation?

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Hah! Awesome.

Is that a real figure re: second life avatar footprints, though?

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Yes.

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lmao

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and probably more than your average european, I presume.

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These "pieces" of which you speak - are we talking random arms and legs or something I can actually barter with?

I'm in a bit of a cash cruch and a good Brazilian kidney can fetch me 40K easy.

Nevermind. Don't be a hero. Just hand over the cooler pal, and no one gets hurt.

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Hmm. Suddenly I have the urge to go rob Orkut.

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Sounds logical to me.
Do specific parts of Brazilians have higher values?

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the 1800kWh figure is incorrect, fyi.

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What is the correct figure? Inquiring minds are dying to know.

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I would like a Brazilian. Preferably female with an ass I can scale like Mount Everest.

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Right the hell on. Woman after my own heart.

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You make my brain hurt.

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See, I think that's all part of Warren's cunning plan. He works to destroy everyone's mind, so that he can download his own agenda into them.
Soon, the Internet Jesus will be all anyone thinks about.

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That's the best thing I've seen all month.

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"Yes, sir, we can has business."

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But what is 1800 kWh actually worth?

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$162 (US) where I'm from. That's based on a rate of approximately $.089 per kwh.

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I'm afraid I have no idea what any of this means. Whoosh! All over my head.

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Better living consumerism through thermal depolarisation.

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*shudder*
And I get the heebeegeebees just thinking about how Second life is more fucked up than MMORPGS like EQ or WoW because at least those define themselves as "games" and at least TRY to stop people from blurring the lines of Cyberspace and Meatspace.

That *points up* makes my grey bits even greyer.

Second Life Sucks Donkeys Balls.

Oh and dude wot said "that number is wrong" - What IS the right number, personally, I trust Md Ellis' number because he is a pedant.

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