Variants
Man I Love Frogs: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-I-Love-Frogs/24670855
Meme Pack: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Memes/24745295
Pronouns Fatpack: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/p/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-FATPACK/24697940
Pronouns E: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-E-Pack/24670848
Pronouns He: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-HE-Pack/24670849
Pronouns It: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-IT-Pack/24670850
Pronouns She: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-SHE-Pack/24670851
Pronouns They: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-THEY-Pack/24670852
Pronouns Bonus: https://marketplace.secondlife.com/s/Eldritch-Cat-MI-Crux-X-Tee-Mod-Pronoun-BONUS-Pack/24670853
Instruction Notecard
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OBLIGATORY BUT HEARTFELT THANKS :
Thank you for your purchase! I hope you enjoy it!
REQUIREMENTS :
This modkit requires the following clothing item:
:: MUTATION INDUSTRIES CRUX X TEE ::
It will not work with other clothing items.
INSTRUCTIONS FOR USE :
:: Always make a backup before applying a mod ::
DRAG your shirt to the ground
DRAG AND DROP or USE THE TEXTURE WINDOW to apply the desired texture
TAKE your shirt back into your inventory and wear it
IF FOR SOME REASON YOUR SHIRT GOES TRANSPARENT :
The files are TGAs, they should not have alpha, but SL is strange sometimes.
Set your shirt to Alpha: None and that should fix it.
IF SOMETHING BREAKS AND/OR CATCHES FIRE :
Contact Blau Rascon for issues specific to this modkit.
Contact the clothing’s creator for all other issues.
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BONUS INFORMATION: E/EM PRONOUNS
E / Em are a fairly old set of gender-neutral pronouns that have evolved several times independently. E / Em is relatively common to most evolutions of the pronoun set, with some variance in spelling and declensions.
Here are a couple examples:
:: E / Em / Es is first noted in 1890 in an editorial from James Rogers.
:: E / Em / Eir were used by Michael Spivak for his book “The Joy of TeX” in 1990. He used these to avoid gendering people used in the examples in his book.
If you want to learn more, here are some sites with more examples and history:
:: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spivak_pronoun
:: https://en.pronouns.page/e
:: https://en.pronouns.page/e/em/es