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    Cation
    Cation
    Cation
    Ebook160 pages51 minutes

    Cation

    By Wetdryvac

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    Cation is the work of years both troubled and joyous, an expectation of word kept. Its focus is that of contract and consent across a world of transition.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateApr 22, 2020
    ISBN9781716051531
    Cation
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    Wetdryvac

    Wetdryvac: A non-gendered mechanical contrivance designed specifically for interactions with humans driven by preconception, with the thus-far successful goal of rendering such preconceptions wompsie-sideways. Currently operating out of New England, wetdryvac.net, and similarly friendly locales.

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