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Tuesday, October 27, 2015

3rd Annual #NameThatButt: Round 4

First: your Round 3 reveal!
Mercury!



And now for this week's Round 4 Butt:


And your clues:


  1. This butt is particularly fond of REVELRY.
  2. The backside in question ages like a fiiiiine wine. 
  3. That was a questionably punny clue but I am leaving it because for real you guys have got this: Wine and Revelery, go!

Refresh yourself regarding the RULES if you need to, and/or Drop your Guesses in the Comments!

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Forged by Fate (Fate of the Gods, #1) Tempting Fate (Fate of the Gods, #1.5) Fate Forgotten (Fate of the Gods, #2) Taming Fate (Fate of the Gods, #2.5) Beyond Fate (Fate of the Gods, #3)
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3 comments:

  1. faithlessoneOctober 27, 2015 at 3:21 AM

    Going to hope this is my darling Dionysus?

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  2. AmataOctober 28, 2015 at 8:06 PM

    Okay, you know I love you and also that I am insane... but I just have to point out real quick... The usage of the caduceus as a medical symbol (particularly in the United States, sigh, we're becoming embarrassingly illiterate on Classical matters)... came about by mistake.

    The ~proper~ medical symbol is actually the Rod of Asclepius (god of medicine) - which is a staff with a single serpent entwined. The staff that Hermes carries is the Caduceus which has two serpents coiled around it, and is topped by a pair of wings.

    The Rod of Asclepius is the correct symbol of medical establishments and agencies. Mixing it up with the Caduceus is a mistake, albeit a common one.


    Your new butt must belong to Dionysus, Bacchus, Silenus - or one such sex, drugs, & rock n' roll god :)

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  3. AmataOctober 28, 2015 at 8:15 PM

    Found it!!
    Bacchus, by Jacopo Sansovino (1511-18)
    Marble, height 146 cm
    Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence

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