But the truth is, most Hollywood interviewees barely bother to note a journalist's name, let alone those of their offspring.
And she was also bothered, she said, that trustees sometimes took artifacts home, for good reason, perhaps, but without anyone's bothering to note it on her sign-out sheet at the circulation desk.
But hardly anybody ever bothers to note how dull the result is, how boring and essentially conformist a quality chic is and how thin the line is between looking like Catherine Deneuve and a flight attendant for Air France.
The BBC News online has become such a rich source of sentences written in the wrong order that I no longer bother to note them down, so this next one is an outdated example.
In his fascination with those photos, Leavitt does not bother to note that there are also photographs of my family, my father, my mother, my sisters and brothers, several non- beefcake" photos of me, inon- beefcakes a child, and several "typhotosauthof" photos.
Those who would bother to note this ending as silly (or even sillier, still, would actually engage in contemplating how unrealistic it is) have perhaps no sense of visual poetry, artistic license nor science-fiction.
Tending to the bump on his head and dodging his plaintive sexual overtures is enough to distract her from all the 'discussion about the European crisis, which seemed to be getting worse every day', although she notes that 'nobody bothered to mention Ireland any more'.
We'd parked and immediately hoofed it toward the beach — the siren call of open water — and no one had bothered to take note of its precise location, which would have been easy, given the numbered street names.
While he offered his wisdom on a variety of economic issues during the housing bubble years, he never bothered to take note of an $8 trillion housing bubble or the catastrophe that its collapse would cause.
Questioned by fellow journalists, Scalfari was unable to mount a convincing defence, conceding he had not bothered to take notes during the interview, let alone record it.
