First we need to determine what fan fiction is, if its using the same world/mythology/characters as a previous work we'd have to toss out American Gods (fan fic of gods in modern setting), Good Omens (fan fic of Christian Apocalypse), the entire Percy Jackson collection, Röde Orm, and the Kalevala just to name some
Edit with a big example:
Der Ring des Nibelungen is a fan fic "musical" written by Wagner of the Nibelungenlied
The Thief series are linear and awesome. The third game, Deadly Shadows are the easiest to get into (with an almost mandatory patch mod called Sneaky Upgrade) and if the story whets your appetite go back and play the others in order.
I just get localhost refused to connect a few screens in
Might still be deadly to any fish who got a hit on the head
Oxygen is really rough on the DNA due to making the cells "rust" which hampers cell division and/or increases risks of mutations or cancers
What does the top touch if not sky? I would say that all mountains above sea level technically touch the sky
Väldigt många har kristen grund men som så många andra sammanhang är det väldigt bredd på hur fundamentalistiska de olika patrullerna är.
Har mött scouter som ser kristendom som centralt i scoutandet medans andra ser det som survival training för ungar eller förberedande inför FBU, lump eller liknande
Where I live the fire fighters are a professional force tasked with emergency tasks as well as enforcing compliance with fire safety regulations, as an example an association I work with had to pay a fine due to having some of the smoke detectors non functioning. Thats an authority I have no issue with, with goes back to the word "mocking" authority rather than "questioning" authority.
One sounds like the refusal of having another party authority over oneself, the latter implies a valuation if the authority is proper, fitting and reasonable or not.
Harlequin is big business and a casual overview of their covers and synopsises tell you quite a bit what they are selling and to who they market
I've been trying out an Oculus first gen but my computer space are quite limited so the sensors kept getting either knocked out of alignment or seemed to "lose" me as I turned my head, so I've resigned to use monitors for when I need to move around.
I've used the headset for things like demo reels and such where you only need to turn your head rather than use controls, since that happens rarely enough that I don't mind going through the sensor setup each time
I admit it was quite some time since I last watched it but I remember quite a few B's in the script