Last week's question: A European court has ruled that people have a "right to be forgotten," so they can request that search engines remove links to unflattering stories about them. In seven words or less, what one incident, fact, or photo would you remove from your Internet history?
RESULTS:
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HONORABLE MENTIONS:
Any karaoke-related selfie post
Mark Severin, Puyallup, Wash.
My love tweets to Manti Te’o
James E. Almendinger, Marine on St. Croix, Minn.
My selfie with W
Rich Creason, New Cumberland, Pa.
Working on Obama’s re-election campaign
Ken Kellam III, Dallas
My robin-egg-blue polyester leisure suit
Joe Valetti, San Leandro, Calif.
Prom photo with an obviously bored date
Kenneth R. Updegrove, Cedaredge, Colo.
Sending money to that “prince” in Nigeria
Frank Letchworth, Knoxville
Glowing review of Hilary Duff’s first CD
Darren Pollock, Pasadena, Calif.
The duck face photo with the alcohol
Noah Herbold, Long Beach, Calif.
All my Miley Cyrus concert selfies
Ryan Croft, San Francisco
CB handle when 10 years old: Dr. Love
Tim Moriarty, Houston
My marriage to my ex-wife
Erwin Wolfe, Dallas, Ga.
My name
Nesim Bahar, New York City
My Angie’s List endorsement of Bernie Madoff
Tom Hill, Portland, Ore.
Anything after 1958
Betsy Dee, Oakland
Twerking at my 50th class reunion
Linda Kemple, Beverly, N.J.
