I have made an egregious error. I used a metaphor that Gambit's, Kevin Allman, had already used to describe the Newhouse nonsense we are currently suffering from.
"The Brave Newhouse World"
I apologize to Kevin....I swear I didn't do it consciously. I am a huge Huxley fan and the first thing I thought of when this whole debacle started was his quote about what "isn't reported".
Kevin pegged, "The Brave Newhouse World" before I did.
Salud! I swear to you, sir, I had no intention of stealing that thunder. As soon as I find the link I will post front and center.
Also....I am a Huxley fanatic. Perhaps we should drink and discuss.
"The Brave Newhouse World"
I apologize to Kevin....I swear I didn't do it consciously. I am a huge Huxley fan and the first thing I thought of when this whole debacle started was his quote about what "isn't reported".
Kevin pegged, "The Brave Newhouse World" before I did.
Salud! I swear to you, sir, I had no intention of stealing that thunder. As soon as I find the link I will post front and center.
Also....I am a Huxley fanatic. Perhaps we should drink and discuss.
Good rule of thumb: Any time you've got a particularly groanworthy pun at the ready, it's always a good idea to check and see if Allman hasn't already deployed it.
ReplyDeleteDude! Not to worry. It's a logical headline. Hell, I used "Loch, Stock and Barrel" for a headline about the Louisiana schoolbook farrago. Fortunately, someone pointed out to me (in time) that Moseley had already used the same headline for his story at The Lens. It happens. - Kevin
ReplyDeleteDuley noted, J.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great headline, Kevin....deserves to be used twice.
http://mobile.nola.com/advnola/pm_29231/contentdetail.htm?contentguid=SLEQmYCc
ReplyDeleteSomeone stole from you: snakes on a plane.