> The ocean is green

>>53020951
>The ocean is, on average, only about a foot deep.

>>53020951
That means a storm is coming. I prepare accordingly.

>>53020951
>The ocean isn't brown

>>53020951
>the ocean is up and the sky is down

>>53020962

> Everything is extremely small, but to the inhabitants of the world, everything is normally proportioned.

>The world has rings and 2 moons

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>the sky is green

>The world is in fact inside another world

>>53020951
>leaves are brown, and the sky is a hazy shade of winter

>>53020982
So nothing is small then?

>the world is flat and the edge has waterfalls

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>>53021003

> The clouds form in strange patterns and atmospheric conditions are erratic

>>53021003
>>53020951
Isn't that the case in some languages anyway?

>>53021028
>the clouds are comprised of locusts and dust

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>>53020982
>>53021014

> Normally sized centipedes are at the top of the food chain

>>53021068
Real world normal or small world normal? You're confusing me here anon.

>>53021086
Double normal

>>53021086

Real world normal. For the small world, they're civilation consuming titans of unimaginable power.

>>53020951
>The ocean is yellow.

>>53021121
Ewwwwwwww

>it rains chocolate milk from cotton candy clouds

>>53020951
>>53021121

> The color of the ocean varies depending on the temperature. The hotter it is, the yellower, the cooler it is, the greener. This causes slight variation from season to season.

>>53020951

> Mankind is divided between stereotypical aboriginals, prehistoric neanderthals, and dark-skinned humans