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Thanks for the write up! I'm not in the US so I'm quite often unaware of lawsuits since we don't have that system here

I'm definitely out of the loop about a great gas pedal scandal, could you elaborate or post a link to something relevant?

So where do you draw the line? I don't know where the line would be so I'd rather not ban fan fics at all since I can see why those works I gave example of contributes to both the literary world at large but also as ways to tease imaginations and reading lust in younger or unselfsure readers (English is my second language and I'm not sure if I used to correct term or even a proper word at all in the last sentence)

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

People with consumption or hemophilia?

If it's diesel or diesel like you don't have to worry at all with cigarettes, and just take bit of care where you light if it's an open flame

Thanks anyway!

Do you know how to get xinput to work with Sands of thyme? I bought the game on steam but it doesn't recognize my 360 controller and mouse + keyboard is not ideal

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.

So it was ped-antic? I wonder if it's antics by children or pedestrians

Only thing that changed for me was the workload got higher due to coworkers getting sick and a nice reminder of my own catching the virus with what seems like chronic asthma

That he installed an eye socket laser to reinforce their belief in the death stare might help with lethality too