Stiletto be employed along with the dagger as a fighting weapon; a 1536 dueling treatise authored by Achille Marozzo, "Opera Nova", contains sections on dagger and stiletto fighting. By the time of the Renaissance, the term stiletto had come to describe a range of slender thrusting knives closely resembling the French poignard, many with conventional dagger-profile blades and sharpened edges, but always retaining the slim profile and needle-like point. To lighten the weapon, many stilettos were equipped with blades carrying fullers over a portion of their length. The stiletto remained a popular weapon of criminals or political assassins from the 16th
What Gets Me Hot! What Gets Me Hot! What Gets Me Hot! is the title of a 1984 pornographic movie that featured Traci Lords, Bunny Bleu, Susan Hart, Dorothy Onan, Marc Wallice, Sean Alexander, Tom Byron, Greg Rome, Herschel Savage (aka Hershel Savage), Maria Kay, Helga Sven, and Leslie Thane. It was written and directed by the Hungarian-born Richard Mailer. The starring role was credited to Traci Lords, billed as "Tracy" Lords, who had her first on-camera sex act in this film. Lords wrote in her 2003 autobiography "Underneath It All" of an unplanned encounter with Tom Byron in the mansion's kitchen, as the