camp-chair

Now we'll also get to see whether the awful camp-chair phenom associated with casinos will finally end, or grow worse, it could go either way.

Calling in the FBI 2007

Libsecondlife has had a program for months, related to Copybot, which can log on multiple bots and run them through IMs. These clone drones are flooding camp-chair establishments and training them of thousands of Linden dollars by ordering the bots to sit and occupy all the chairs to get the camp pay-out, but then not play the casinos.

Standard Metrics of Use 2006

Or a user may spend 3-hours a day logged in, but doing nothing but hanging out in a camp-chair.

Shirky to TN Readers: Help Me Out? 2006

The camp-chair kings are howling, and wondering why LL doesn't shut this down as an exploit -- though casinos with camping are hated by a vocal minority of tekkies and oldbies, still, botting the owners is theft, if they are drained of all their money.

Standard Metrics of Use 2006

Perdikkas sat back in his leather-slung camp-chair, and stretched out his long legs.

Funeral Games Renault, Mary, 1905-1983 1981

Then I remembered and sat down so quickly that my camp-chair tipped against Celia and knocked her over so that she might have fallen off the platform if there had not been a railing around it.

Beatrice Leigh at College A Story for Girls Julia Augusta Schwartz

We're going to hunt elephant -- not where you get them driven up while you sit in a camp-chair, either.

The Rogue Elephant The Boys' Big Game Series Elliott Whitney

"But that is the very place," cried Edith, and Albert, and Mrs. Jerrold from her camp-chair.

Mae Madden Mary Murdoch Mason

He assumed a dozen different positions in a short space: first sitting on a camp-chair beside her, then hurried walking up and down, then careless prostration upon the grass.

Stories by American Authors, Volume 1 Various

He sank into the canvas camp-chair that was pushed under him in his corner and gulped at the wind fanned into his heaving lungs by the towel flapped up and down by the twisted-nose second.

Spring Street A Story of Los Angeles James H. Richardson