Well, the Zooks and the Yooks may have nothing on wearable computing fans, who are starting to sport devices that can record everything going on around them with a wink or subtle click, and the people who promise to confront violently anyone wearing one of these devices.
In his three most important speeches of the last year, he promised to confront this threat.
He promised to confront the broad pro-gun sentiment in Congress that has for years blocked gun control measures.
Meanwhile, the militia that controls Libya's coastal capital, Tripoli, has promised to "confront" any EU moves.
Accepting the 2000 Republican nomination, George W. Bush scalded Mr. Clinton for failing to lead and promised to "confront the hard issues".
If elected Norris has vowed to challenge homophobia around the world and promised to confront the leaders of regimes who persecute gay people.
Wallace said the digital issue "will not go away" and promised to "confront it head on", relaunching the paper's website twice within 12 months.
Currie told the inquiry the "task force" seemed like a good idea as Savile promised to confront the Prison Officer Association (POA) about their working practices.
Mr. Bush, in his second inaugural address, promised to confront "every ruler and every nation" that resisted the tide of freedom.
The prosecutors have even found Asahara a Judas: Yoshihiro Inoue, 26, a slavish disciple and "intelligence minister," who has been charged with murder, and who promises to confront his old master in court.
