I am not going to name "you know who shall not be named" ala Voldemort in Harry Potter.
One agent, who told me that he has instructed his staff to refer to Boras as "he who shall not be named," then requested that his own name not be identified, for fear of recrimination from the union.
And God said unto Abraham: 'As for Sarai thy wife, thou shalt not call her name Sarai, but Sarah shall her name be.' [Genesis 17:16 The Hebrew Bible in English according to the JPS 1917 Edition].
As I wrote on Twitter last night, I hope you'll read it for content and set aside cultural filters that, for some, make Pielke the equivalent of "he who shall not be named".
All those rules can, in fact, make for worse-behaved people, like when guests who shall not be named, exhausted by the rituals and the demands, get a little – or a lot – too drunk, and end up dirty dancing with inappropriate partners, or possibly worse.
Then there are the listings with the prices that shall not be named.
For the last week, Mark LeBrun, a die-hard Red Sox fan, has been referring to the Boston baseball club as "the team who shall not be named".
The players' towels are often sweaty and crusted — in one match, I watched a player who shall not be named sneeze into a towel that, moments later, he handed to a ball boy.
Few spirits bear so heavy a semiotic burden as gin, which is regarded by many as mother's ruin, the destroyer, the devil, the drink that shall not be named.
