ITEM: Gas Mask [half-mask]

Post-apocalypse? Got roughly three teeth? SARS maybe? Then this is the mask for you! This is a well-built, highly-detailed gas mask that can be copied for backup and modded to fit you tiny-headed freaks (ahem) I mean...tiny-headed upstanding citizens. Nevertheless, it is priced to be newbie friendly and only available at Gideon's Pawn (entirely to be confused with the pawn shop on the movie The Crow) in Mallard. Come get it, boys.







SLurl: Gideon's Pawn

Disturbance 1.0

How'd you like to bust into this stall at your local convenience store.

Gideon's Pawn, Foo.

This post will be edited and reposted as 'new' as soon as Second Life will FUCKING LET ME ON!! *Ahem* Anyway...Gideon's Pawn is a must-visit store - and not just because It's mine.
Inspired by the cult classic emo-drama 'The Crow', Gideon's Pawn is for lack of better description, a dump - and that's how we like it. The structure itself was built by my talented and criminally insane partner ShaneV Bellmen, who named the building the Pawn Stop and currently has it on the market. I shook my pixelated tits a few times before he finally let me use it for the shop, so I dropped it on group land and put up some wallpaper, a cork-board covered in snapshots and flyers, and finally started stocking.
The store is still being stocked at the moment but new items are added regularly and you'll be hearing about some of them here at Atomic Avatars. We sell everything from skins and shapes to fallout equipment and damned-near-condemned structures all at rock-bottom prices (usually 30 Ls).
Unfortunately some complications have trumped my efforts to take down the old items so there are a few high-priced items left on the shelves, but it's cool because you can pass them up or drop the cash if you have the bank and the interest.






SLurl: Gideon's Pawn

TOUR: Sleezywood Trailer Park

Let's get right to it:

If arriving from the SLurl provided you should be standing at the corner of malcontent and wasted lives. Que the 'Deliverance' banjo solo. Head east from any starting point and you'll quickly find yourself knee-deep in juicy low-income goodness. Because the land is flat and wide-open there is no real reason to do a walk-through. With that said I'll just show you some of the good stuff.


There is a junkyard to the north which offers a ton of highly varied freebs, included but not limited to a ready-to-furnish single side trailer, an RV-style trailer, couches and chairs and more. Not to mention the well built, awesomely scripted mail box that broadcasts when you are online.






Meet the neighbors:

The dirty hippies:




The guy and his wife/cousin (they might be cross-eyed but they have a pool!):




And to the far north (no, really) are the Canadians:






I have to say Sleezywood is currently my favorite SL spot by far. All homes have unlocked doors (not a good idea considering the company they keep) and they're rented by avatars with a taste for divine apathy - with any luck I'll be next on the list. With no shortage of freakish property and questionable paraphernalia, the adventure never ends (pending you don't get stoned and park it by the tire fire).


'It's dark.....'
'...................cool, you want that sun-dried?'





SLurl: Sleezywood