Why ias and I were made for each other...

[nmg]

So, we're sitting here watching Losers in SadsvilleWonderland: Virtual Adultery and Cyberspace Love, and to distract us from the OMGWTFBBQCARCRASH!!?! nature of it all, we've started getting distracted by the incidental music.

nmg: Oooh, I know that tune!

ias: Yes, it's from a film. I know it, but I can't remember what it's called.

nmg: *hums* "We have all the time in the world"?

ias: It's the version used in a Bond film, not sure which one.

nmg: And I recognise this too - it's John Barry, and I think it's from another Bond

ias: Yes?

nmg: It's from You Only Live Twice, Mr Bond

ias: Well, this is about Second Life...

nmg: *groans*

Comments

[coffeeandtv0.livejournal.com]

Aww. That sounds like an interesting programme - I know many people who spend more time in online worlds than in this one.

Which probably says more about me and my choice of friends than anything else. Nevertheless, I miss the BBC. Their iPlayer won't work outside of the UK.

- Rob

[lionsphil.livejournal.com]

There's always Something Awful's Second Life Safari.

Which is about as brain-safe as one may expect anything on Something Awful to be. I suspect the Beeb didn't show—sorry, demonstrate—the crudely-modelled—quote—"bondage playground"—unquote.

I mean, people, at least learn to align your textures. Sheesh.

[surliminal.livejournal.com]

It was ABSOLUTELY AWFUL.

But yes some of the backgroun music was quite good! i think i spotted the inevitable Zero 7 or possibly lemon jelly.. and someone else has mentioned Somthing Goffish.

[nmg.livejournal.com]

There was also some Bernard Hermann, but I couldn't work out if it was from Fahrenheit 451 or Vertigo.