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	The '''''skivvy malanos''''' is a [[Tauron]] table lamp, used as a social and religious artifact center to their inking ceremonies, such as [[Ink Day]]. The lamp is used to heat up the hand poke and stick tattoo tool in order to tattoo marks of significance.		[[File:CAP - The Dirteaters - Skivvy Malanos.jpg\|thumb\|[[William Adama Sr.]] lights the skivvy malanos in preparation of [[Joseph Adama]]'s [[Ink Day]] {{CAP\|The Dirteaters}}.]]
			The '''skivvy malanos''' is a [[Tauron]] table lamp, used as a social and religious artifact center to their inking ceremonies, such as [[Ink Day]]. The lamp is used to heat up the hand poke and stick tattoo tool in order to tattoo marks of significance.

	In {{BCH\|88}}, [[William Adama Sr.]] uses their ''skivvy malanos'', an Adama family heirloom, to ink [[Joseph Adama]] for his Ink Day. Later, Joseph inks his own brother, Samuel Adama, in a tent after being displaced as a result of their parents terminal altercation with a [[Heracleides]] squad {{CAP\|The Dirteaters}}.		In {{BCH\|88}}, [[William Adama Sr.]] uses their skivvy malanos, an Adama family heirloom, to ink [[Joseph Adama]] for his Ink Day. Later, Joseph inks his own brother, Samuel Adama, in a tent after being displaced as a result of their parents terminal altercation with a [[Heracleides]] squad {{CAP\|The Dirteaters}}.

	Later, in {{BCH\|58}}, a ~~''skinny~~ malanos'' is used to ink Joseph and Samuel Adama; Joseph as formal indoctrination into the [[Ha'la'tha]], and Samuel as his ascent into a leader of the Ha'la'tha {{CAP\|The Dirteaters}}.		Later, in {{BCH\|58}}, a skivvy malanos is used to ink Joseph and Samuel Adama; Joseph as formal indoctrination into the [[Ha'la'tha]], and Samuel as his ascent into a leader of the Ha'la'tha {{CAP\|The Dirteaters}}.

	The lamp is later used circa {{BCH\|53}} in the Ink Day ceremony of [[William Adama]] {{CAP\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.		The lamp is later used circa {{BCH\|53}} in the Ink Day ceremony of [[William Adama]] {{CAP\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.

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	The lamp is later used circa {{BCH\|53}} in the Ink Day ceremony of [[William Adama]] {{CAP\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.		The lamp is later used circa {{BCH\|53}} in the Ink Day ceremony of [[William Adama]] {{CAP\|Apotheosis (episode)}}.
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The '''''skivvy malanos''''' is a [[Tauron]] table lamp, used as a social and religious artifact center to their inking ceremonies, such as [[Ink Day]]. The lamp is used to heat up the hand poke and stick tattoo tool in order to tattoo marks of significance.

In {{BCH|88}}, [[William Adama Sr.]] uses their ''skivvy malanos'', an Adama family heirloom, to ink [[Joseph Adama]] for his Ink Day. Later, Joseph inks his own brother, Samuel Adama, in a tent after being displaced as a result of their parents terminal altercation with a [[Heracleides]] squad {{CAP|The Dirteaters}}.

Later, in {{BCH|58}}, a ''skinny malanos'' is used to ink Joseph and Samuel Adama; Joseph as formal indoctrination into the [[Ha'la'tha]], and Samuel as his ascent into a leader of the Ha'la'tha {{CAP|The Dirteaters}}.

The lamp is later used circa {{BCH|53}} in the Ink Day ceremony of [[William Adama]] {{CAP|Apotheosis (episode)}}.