If he does indeed get past five entries (someone has promised someone else to eat a pound of horseradish if this comes to pass), we will all be very lucky.
"TERRIBLE NEWS," said a typical entry, from someone called Red Broad on the Facebook page.
The most intriguing possibility is the last-minute entry of someone who has not yet been considered.
Aside from issues of self-consciousness, being an entry in someone else's archive is a problem, although not a new one.
The article quoted a chat room entry "from someone identified as 'Noni Bookbinder Bell' " saying she regretted having supported Mr. Nader.
— Ric Sanchez, The Washington Post 6. Jesus The prospect of writing an encyclopedia entry on someone who is indisputably one of the most important figures in history is daunting to say the least.
Fleming: Anyone who reads about him- or herself, it's always a bit of a shock, a bit like coming across a diary entry that someone's written about you.
The theory is that a suspect who consents to the entry of someone who is really an agent of the police is also, albeit unknowingly, agreeing to let the police enter as well.
Now, thanks to ever more exacting algorithms that can pair a bland entry in someone's gushing weblog with some product you don't want, bloggers have rushed into the arms of Mammon.
After decades of an ever-lengthening judicial reach and an ever-increasing appetite for legal remedies by cantankerous citizens dissatisfied with their lot in life, it seems sadly appropriate that democracy itself has been reduced to just another entry on someone's docket.
