information and communication
for residents of Second Life's
Black Gazza Prison

Members Only

This web site is ONLY for Second Life residents who are MEMBERS of Black Gazza. Others (yes, that means you, if you're not!) will be

BLOCKED

even if you seem nice, genuinely interested and all that, so don't even sign up for a user account if you're not a member. We WILL check.

If you are a member of Black Gazza, feel free to sign up using your full SL name (not your display name!). If you signed up for membership here but can't log on, contact Timberwoof Lupindo.

Architecture

Black Gazza is a converted space station. Lormyr Daviau has been working on it for several years now, making it operational, comfortable, and secure. It is on the edge of space, high in the atmosphere. Going outside without breathing equipment will kill you.

Collar

LOC stands for Luminescent Obedience Collar

Safeword

There are two safewords on the BG Collars.

The first safeword releases you from the collar and whatever toy you are trapped in. If you are using the built-in RLV relay, here's what you do to release yourself from the toy:

  1. click the collar
  2. click RLV
  3. click Relay
  4. click Safeword
  5. click Stand Up

Prisoners

Roles

Make your prisoner role interesting. Mass-murdering rapist cannibal terrorists who yess "Gett off my lawn!" are a dime a dozen. Here are some ideas…

  • innocent falsely-accused
  • former spy or military "project" thrown away by the government
  • political prisoner
  • resigned life inmate
  • trustee
  • criminally insane
  • gang leader
  • hardened criminal

Implied Consent

Rules

This is a Sci-Fi Prison BDSM roleplaying Sim.

In general...

  • Use and respect safewords.
  • Try to solve your own problems first before you go to higher authorities.
  • Don't spam. Don't be an ass.
  • Be polite. OOCly, we're all on the same team. We might bethe worst asshats, criminals and fuckyfucky horny yiffy violent bastards IC, but OOC, we all got feelings, so a polite tone solves the problem about that. —Dimitri Matova