The Art Of Warfare

[Bereta_Eder]

in greek it sounds stinkikly close to someone who takes a dump.
but i think it is a place in germany

[ColdWizard]

:|, :\


WE NEED PROPER SMILIES FOR THESE!!!

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

It's an area in Germany, mostly known in the US for its mercenaries about 240 years ago...

[Sava]

that's what I thought

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

When did you start thinking? This is huge.

[The Mad Monk]

It's an area in Germany, mostly known in the US for its mercenaries about 240 years ago...

After the war, it was thought that having some tough, scary professional soldiers around might come in handy, so they were offered farmland in New Jersey near Philadelphia in exchange for staying.

[The Mad Monk]

That has nowhere near the same connotation!

[Buster Crabbe's Uncle]

There is a smilies thread and a smilie artist taking requests in it...

[molly bloom]

You, my good sir, are a Trekker who ought to recognize Landru when he sees him. Are you of The Body?

Mixed messages.

Thought you were referring to this Landru :

Landru began to put advertisements in the lonely hearts sections in Paris newspapers, usually along the lines of "Widower with two children, aged 43, with comfortable income, serious and moving in good society, desires to meet widow with a view to matrimony." With World War I underway, many men were being killed in the trenches, leaving plenty of widows upon whom Landru could prey.

Landru would seduce the women who came to his Parisian villa and, after he was given access to their assets, he would kill them and burn their dismembered bodies in his oven. Between 1914 and 1918, Landru claimed 11 victims: 10 women plus the teenaged son of one of his victims. With no bodies, the victims were just listed as missing, and it was virtually impossible for the police to know what had happened to them as Landru used a wide variety of aliases in his schemes. His aliases were so numerous that he had to keep a ledger listing all the women with whom he corresponded and which particular identity he used for each woman

http://murderpedia.org/male.L/l/landru-henry.htm

Star Trek's Landru's chin is much bigger.

Also, Edith Cavell has pronounced breasticles.

[molly bloom]

It's an area in Germany, mostly known in the US for its mercenaries about 240 years ago...

Also a modish fabric for furniture/wall covering in the 1960s- see David Bowie's 'Occasional Dream' :

I recall how we lived
On the corner of a bed
And we'd speak of the Swedish room
Of hessian and wood