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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | 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 88 BCH (12YR), William Adama Sr. uses their skivvy malanos... |
