Born and raised Scotland and travelled extensively. Duke of Argylle in exile, Earl of Primbroke, Knight of the White Lion, Former Colonel of the Caledon Militia.
Now living in New Babbage with his beloved wife Christine.
Traveller and explorer, Owner of the Seraph Club in Cassandra City, and the Sphinx Club in New Babbage. Flying enthusiast and Second Life clothes horse
Oh dear! I'm afraid I shan't be able to purchase any raygun at all. It would seem most of my disposable US dollars are now otherwise involved in SecondLife in some manner.
Perhaps there's an inworld solution to my raygun lust. Hmmmm
*begins search*
If not I may need to become a raygunsmithstress or some such.
Ooh, yes, Miss Connolly, do get on that--rayguns are essential in some of the desperate wilds of the grid.
Sadly, I've never considered $690.00 in any wise a spare sum of cash. In some locales, that's been rent. :) However, they are very gorgeous pieces, thank you for sharing.
Ooohhhh! Spiffy! (Super advert., btw. Those guys are having waaaay too much fun). Sadly, the most I've ever paid for a gun is US$100, and that was for my trusty Colt Army. Good gun, only ever had one chain fire (while robbing a train, so served me right I guess). Seems like a lot of dough for a prop gun, but I'm sure they're nifty!
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Oh dear! I'm afraid I shan't be able to purchase any raygun at all. It would seem most of my disposable US dollars are now otherwise involved in SecondLife in some manner.
Perhaps there's an inworld solution to my raygun lust. Hmmmm
*begins search*
If not I may need to become a raygunsmithstress or some such.
Ooooooooooooo
Want one.
OMG, the poor pony!
Ooh, yes, Miss Connolly, do get on that--rayguns are essential in some of the desperate wilds of the grid.
Sadly, I've never considered $690.00 in any wise a spare sum of cash. In some locales, that's been rent. :) However, they are very gorgeous pieces, thank you for sharing.
Ooohhhh! Spiffy! (Super advert., btw. Those guys are having waaaay too much fun). Sadly, the most I've ever paid for a gun is US$100, and that was for my trusty Colt Army. Good gun, only ever had one chain fire (while robbing a train, so served me right I guess). Seems like a lot of dough for a prop gun, but I'm sure they're nifty!
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