rofl xD

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that pun PROBABLY has something to do with the conditions between the 2 countries at the time (or not, my history on that topic is hazy) but why exactly are the called Suomus killers?

Shihion-fon said:
that pun PROBABLY has something to do with the conditions between the 2 countries at the time (or not, my history on that topic is hazy) but why exactly are the called Suomus killers?

Or maybe it means that the Suomusish have a natural 'thing' for Orussians.

Shihion-fon said:
that pun PROBABLY has something to do with the conditions between the 2 countries at the time (or not, my history on that topic is hazy) but why exactly are the called Suomus killers?

actually "Soumus" (Finland) and Orussia (Russia) were enemys.

It was actually the other way around. The small but well trained Finnish Air Force beated the crap out of the Soviet Air Force during the Continuation War.

Wildcards said:
It was actually the other way around. The small but well trained Finnish Air Force beated the crap out of the Soviet Air Force during the Continuation War.

Even better example would be Winter War, where Finland had 62 planes against Russia's 300-500. (Amount unconfirmed)