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So, you think raising dead is more appropriate then ******* them?
well obviously.
Either way, you get a raise.
for both to happen one must "raise" something
...why did she wasn't too talk about necromancy in the first place?
The Loving Dead
My husband was telling people his mother was having a corneal transplant when she was actually having a cataract removed. I explained the difference.
OP's Mom: But Jesus did it all the time in the bible! OP: Mom what the ****?!
Some people conversations go to the weirdest places.
There's a difference? I guess that book I've picked up might not be a fantasy novel after all o_o'....
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Well if you learnt necromancy you wouldn't have to commit necrophillia
And what makes "necromancy" all that much more appropriate to discuss than "necrophilia"? If anything, only one of them can actually occur outside of fiction. Sooo...