DasRundeEtwas

Id say oneshotting all of them is just a question of how much collateral damage is acceptable.

He did say that yes.

But this looks a lot like the gnome sidebar. Most likely in a Ubuntu install. In wich case the sidebar is very much movable.

You could just move the immovable sidebar to the bottom or to the right. Or you could enable auto hide.

Obviously hl:alyx. It's one of the best VR titles, and trough steam workshop mods you can get maps almost as good as some other full games.

I expect you to die 1&2: great secret agent puzzle games

Into the Radius: it's a bit like stalker in VR, the gunplay is quite unique, as you will have to maintain your weapons to keep them operating properly. Also: magazines are expensive, so try not to drop any even in the heat of battle.

Hotdogs horseshoes and hand grenades (h3vr): a sandboxy game about shooting with many extremely well made guns.

Also Super Hot is quite fun in vr

There is a difference between punishment and cruel torture.

This squarely falls into the latter category.

A warlock gets its magic by forming a pact with a magical entity like a god, devil or powerful demon.

Certainly if you use a big enough gun.

With a pistol or normal gun, probably nothing will happen.

With an anti material rifle you might get some luck if you are close enough.

Or you just take a tank cannon or artillery, those should have plenty of muzzle blast.

It is a indipendant state/country, with a ruling king, enforced borders, its own passports and even a standing army.

Iven if he can't get true diplomatic immunity, I don't think Argentina would trouble a foreign monarch over a 500 peso fine, even if he came back into the country.

In Switzerland it works like that too.

"Normal time" for us is 24h with colon so 18:00

While "Military time" is without colon, so 1800 and is then pronounced as achtzehnhundert (eighteen hundred).

it basically is, although most distilled water does contain a small amount of contaminants, so it would likely not count as cemically pure.

as for drinking it: i've found this article, according to which you shouldnt expect health problems, provided you eat a healthy diet. As most minerals we consume come from our food, not the water.

then again it supposedly tastes bland, is more expensive than tap water (provided your tap water is safely drinkable) and why even take the risk?

religion has often replaced scientifically proven facts, wich is mainly due to religions powerful ability to not have to make sense and still be acceptable.

now as for religion actually disproving science, those occurences can be counted on zero hands.