"Why not show these people for who they actually are?" wrote the RealityBlurred.com blogger Andy Dehnart, who has cataloged what he called a torrent of offensive comments since the Season 15 premiere on June 26.
In remarks that followed two months of testimony, Carney cataloged what he called the government's misdeeds.
Detailing "The Democratic Coalition's Epic Fail," The New York Times' Thomas Edsall cataloged what he saw as the many shortcomings of the Hillary Clinton campaign.
David Hill never knows what he'll find when he catalogs the belongings seized from immigrants who are awaiting deportation.
"We promised that we would immediately catalog what he gave us, and that took us four years.
After cataloging what he found on his computer, he made the Evercookie to demonstrate just how thoroughly people's computers could be infiltrated by the latest Internet technology.
Obsessively, and with a razor-sharp acuity that justifies the Roth comparisons, Mr. Jacobson has Treslove begin cataloging what he thinks are Finkler traits, Finkler talents, Finkler customs and so on.
Periodically Tallow turns on his police-band radio, and what he hears is a catalog of mayhem and atrocity: rapes, murders, disfigurements, blown-off limbs that fly through windows.
A longtime resident of Japan catalogs what he perceives to be the many social, environmental and political dysfunctions of a declining, culturally empty nation that has been cursed by its own success.
The study's author, Franz J. Gayl, catalogs what he says were flawed decisions and missteps by midlevel managers in the Marines that occurred well before Mr. Gates replaced Donald H. Rumsfeld in December 2006.
Now, in Volume 2, "The Wandering Hill," Lord Berrybender is camped with what's left of his party at an Indian trading post along the Yellowstone River, a pause he uses to catalog what he has lost so far in America -- one of his legs, seven toes, three fingers and his wife.
