They'd only laugh harder and louder and insert his name into lurid rhymes. .
Just like "(insert his name here), what do you think about me?" And if he says "What do you mean?", tell him, "I think I like you more of a friend.
On a list of forty-five heavy-drinking writers, Bon had inserted his own name between Berryman and Boswell, appending a marginal note: "At what age did these die?
Moreover, the Journal inserted an "h" into his name, the Times didn't.
Among them there are many adaptations of the washed-leather jackets with the stretchy rib-sleeve inserts that made his name too.
Andreas Andreopoulos, who had written code for computer games all forty years of his adult life, remembered leaping to pluck a leaf from a tree, and opening a fashion magazine to smell the perfume inserts, and writing his name in the condensation on a glass of beer.
The BBC's Jonathan Charles seems to have some problems with punctuation--specifically inserting a comma after his name instead of a period.
And Globke's name — and only his name — was inserted into the proceedings by the defense, and probably only in the hope of "persuading" the Adenauer government to start proceedings to extradite Eichmann.
By Chapter 44 he is hardly recognisable and Dickens writes of his "little shadow", and forgets to include him in the final round-up of characters – he had to send an urgent message instructing that his name be inserted.
But Marcel was a fairy and he had inserted a "de la" in his name — Marcel de la Smith was how he had been known for a long time on his cards.
