It keeps the competitors inside and the interference outside. The Steel Cage Match is the most brutal form of confrontation. There is no where to run. There is no where to hide. You have to make a choice now in the ultimate match:
““You can do anything, but not everything.”― David Allen
I admit, I have not watched the movie “Titanic”. I usually cannot focus long enough to watch an entire movie. But I have seen highlights, and discussions about how many could have fit on that door. I think the above picture pretty much confirms that Jack & Rose’s sense of proportions were way off.
Modeling in Second Life is not a glamour filled existence. In the 1st pic, the male model is clearly worried about loosing an eye. Look at that poor man’s face in the 2nd pic, clearly struggling to keep his “Blue Steel” look. I speculate the female is not as “Fresh” as she appears. . And finally, my friends, he shows how all models console themselves. Clearly it is not a career for the faint of heart… or anyone with a sense of smell.
Second life creators make many things to mirror our real lives. From decorating with toilets to unperfecting ones avatar with blemishes etc. In doing so, they have brought RL dangers to SL! Think on it. If your avatars arms are not properly proportioned, you might stab your eye out or even pop an eardrum. Be Careful Out There
