Your Mongoloid. Tips for Care and Feeding. - Shane Koch - Wattpad

Your Mongoloid. Tips for Care and Feeding.

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This is a brief history of a fictional race known as 'Mongoloids'. It is also a feeding and care manual for those who might like to own one of these creatures.Note: This piece has nothing whatsoever to do with Down Syndrome. The term 'mongoloid' is used to refer to a fictional race.All Rights Reserved

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