Scientific alliteration

14 thoughts on “Scientific alliteration”

1. Gorgeous!

2. An especially sprightly springboard to this proclamation.

3. What facund filigree. For fun!

4. Interesting but it doesn’t show up in my newly updated Chrome (beta channel).

5. “Sister Susie’s sewing shirts for soldiers,
   Such skill at sewing shirts our shy young sister Susie shows,

   Some soldiers send epistles
   Say they’d sooner sleep in thistles
   Than the saucy(?) soft-shorn (?) shirts
   For soldiers sister Susie sews.”

6. Most memorable….

7. Next halloween, I’m dressing as fungus infected foliage.

   1. micro-agression against fungus AND foliage!

8. With a floy floy.

   Please see https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFVeJ4wHWdQ for further explanation.

9. How about “A Humongous Fungus is Among Us”

10. That’s great–it doesn’t even sound like they’re stretching it a bit for the sake of the alliteration; all the word seem apt.

    One of my favorite scientific paper titles is a poem: “A coprophagous moth on a three-toed sloth.”

11. Love the title.

12. The author/scientist has a lot of humor.😆 That’s for sure!

13. Reblogged this on Ich bin, also denke ich..

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