Do You Ever Just Wake Up Gasping For Air Because You Were Having A Dream Where You In A Swimming Pool
Do you ever just wake up gasping for air because you were having a dream where you in a swimming pool underwater and since you obviously can't breathe underwater you hold your breath in the dream and then accidentally suffocate yourself in real life.
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So I'm adding dwarves to my setting but not your typical short stubby fleshy dudes. But rather short stubby rocky dudes. There are three types of dwarves upper crust, mid crust, and lower crust. They grow at different levels in the earth's crust and are made out of different rocks depending on what's available at that level. Like if they're closer to the surface they're made out of rocks and gems and such that naturally grow at that level.
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P.s. I did try googling it first but I couldn't find anything.
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So does that mean that vodka's pronounced wodka?
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