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By Zorin Denu

(( 5, 39, 78, 86 ))

(( 5. How would you describe your sense of humor?He doesn't find verbal jokes funny. So that sort of humor is lost on him. He likes slapstick a lot and will occasionally snicker if watching an onscreen fight or death in a movie.

39. Are you more attracted to men or women?He's not really attracted to others in a gender sense... Rugi usually just hones in on specific types of features that he likes, rather than pay attention to whose got what in their pants.

78. What makes you uncomfortable?A lot of attention. Rugi doesn't like being in the limelight and will fill extremely awkward when someone focuses on him for too long.

86. What age do people usually mistake you for?Between 10-12, based on appearance alone. His voice is deeper than a 12 yo's though, so people are usually confused after they hear him speak. ))

#loogey asks #Anonymous

(( thought it'd be fun to do some ask game junk, so here's a list if anyone wants it. I'll take trivia, opinions, nsfw junk, whatever floats people's boats for both Rugi and Moon. And I'll send stuff out whenever I see someone hop in. ))

lemongrasslace replied to your post:lemongrasslace replied to your post:task effort....

you are scared i will pin you down 8^)

not afraid. not interested.

#go away.#lemongrasslace

lemongrasslace replied to your post:task effort. don’t want to do it.

wanna WRESTLE ?

not with you.

#lemongrasslace

task effort. don't want to do it.

#other things instead.

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Processional Glaive

Dated: late 17th-early 18th century

Culture: Italian, Venice

Measurements: Head 90 cm. Overall length 223 cm

With long flat knife-like head double-edged over the upper third of its length, the head formed with a pair of scalloped nodules at the base, pierced with two rosettes within the lower half. The back edge is formed with a matching nodular projection towards the point and a pair of projecting crescentic stylised monsters issuant from a pierced rosette. The polearm has faceted socket on a moulded short neck and extending to form short straps, and the head decorated with pricked and coarsely engraved baroque designs on both sides.

Principally over the lower half, the weapon includes garlands of fruit and trophies of armour all ‘antica enclosing vacant oval cartouches and with differing grotesques at the base, one involving a helmet: on its original wooden haft studded with patterned panels of domed brass nails and retaining the fragmented original fabric covering. A comparable example is in the former armoury of The Council of Ten in the Palazzo Ducale, Venice (inv. A 860). See FRANZOI, Umberto, L’Armeria del Palazzo Ducale a Venezia, Dosson (Treviso) 1990, no. 290, pp. 109 and 188, fig. 94.