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Subject:  Re: A propensity for propinquity




My fault.  I confused propinquity with propensity.  (I do that a lot.)

According to the American College Dictionary, "propensity 1. natural
or habitual inclination or tendency: a propensity to find fault."
So...old men may well have a propensity toward procrastination and
sloth just as BULLMANKA PINHEADS may well have a propensity to find
fault.

  "Propinquity" on the other hand is indeed "1. nearness in place;
proximity."

Therefore, for the record, Jerry Lewis stated, ""Nine apathetic,
sympathetic, diabetic old men on roller skates with a marked
propensity toward procrastination and sloth."  Just after, "Eight
brass monkeys from the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt." etc. etc.

The (Make sure mind is in gear before setting mouth into motion.) Rev.





My fault.  I confused propinquity with propensity.  (I do that a lot.)

According to the American College Dictionary, "propensity 1. natural or
habitual inclination or tendency: a propensity to find fault."  So...old
men may well have a propensity toward procrastination and sloth just as
BULLMANKA PINHEADS may well have a propensity to find fault.

 "Propinquity" on the other hand is indeed "1. nearness in place;
proximity."

Therefore, for the record, Jerry Lewis stated, ""Nine apathetic,
sympathetic, diabetic old men on roller skates with a marked propensity
toward procrastination and sloth."  Just after, "Eight brass monkeys from
the ancient sacred crypts of Egypt." etc. etc.

The (Make sure mind is in gear before setting mouth into motion.) Rev.