Occasionally a phrase will amuse me, I'm not sure why. I try to use those phrases in titles of blog posts, but I couldn't figure out what I could say under this post's rubric, other than link to an
article explaining it. The phrase is the refrain from a song by Clutch (whom I know next to nothing about):
“Anthrax, ham radio, and liquor” from “50,000 Unstoppable Watts”
“We rehearse very close to the Fort Detrick Army base,” Fallon explains. “That’s where the Army does some real neat-o stuff with chemical weapons. Around the neighborhood are a lot of ham antennas, probably relics from civil defense. On my way home one evening, I stopped by the beer store there in Frederick because the ones around my neighborhood are terrible. Thus: Anthrax, ham radio, and liquor.”
Here are some of my favorite blog post titles:
- "Man does not whiter at the thought of dancing. But it is generally to be avoided." April 2009
- "I've always wanted to be someone, but I should have been more specific." May 2008
- "In most men there lurks a lesser man, and his presence smells in the sun", April 2008 and ""There is a degree of mercy beyond which any man is rude to inquire", also April 2008
- "We have merely nodded to fear. Now we must shake its filthy hand." March 2008.
