Date:    Sun, 22 Mar 1998 10:08:08 -0600
<br>From:    Thomas Creswell  creswell[AT SYMBOL GOES HERE]CROWN.NET 
<br>Subject: Re: The Burial of "ALLELUIA"
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<br>Samuel Jones wrote:
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<br>  Re: C.L Andrus comments that I meant Yom Kippur - HE IS CORRECT!
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<br>  I DID mean Yom Kippur.  Sorry for the dumb error.  I know better!
<br>  If I were a Roman child I could say that it was a "lapsus calami" - blaming
<br>  the error on my stylus.
<br>  But how does one manage to place the blame on a computer keyboard when
<br>  working with fat fingers and
<br>  bas synapses?
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<br>  smjones
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<br>   smjones probably meant Yom Kippur, not Rosh Shoshanah (sp?).
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<br>  How about "lapsus digiti"?  Or, if your guess that is is not a failure at
<br>keyboard operation that is at fault, "lapsus cerebri/memoriae/synapsis" (choose
<br>one).
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