Tom Gauldin wrote:

Months ago, during the Anthrax terrorism, I read an article somewhere that
stated Anthrax needed an aerosol-type of carrier to be an effective weapon.
As I recall, the article mentioned some finely milled clay as the dispersal
agent. To me, that's nuts, since clay "wets" easily and clumps. I always
thought that Anthrax, milled with mica, would be far more effective than
Anthrax milled with any type of clay. To this day, I always wondered if the
"clay" article was some disinformation put out to possibly stop somebody
from using something else.

The men in dark suits and aviator sun glasses will
be over to see you shortly. We recommend your full
cooperation as to the "welding accident" which burnt
down your house and your subsequent move to Las Vegas.
In other news, maybe anthrax doesn't stick to mica very
well. You are, apparently, still alive....Or maybe it
does stick well, hence the fire. Hmmm, I see several
hours of interrogation for you. Do you think a mere
concidence explains the shape of this paragraph???

--oTTo--

Because symmetry is sexy, don't you think?