What a dumb a**! I don't know what I was thinking with my enlightening thread about infatuation/imfatuation. Apparently all those straight A's in English meant nothing post high school. Even after consulting the dictionary and confronted with my wrongness, infatuation still sounds wrong while imfatuation has a feeling of rightness. Hmm, have I been saying it wrong my whole life? Oh well, at least in conversation it is probably not all that obvious, unlike the people who never learned to say ambulence instead of amblience or heimlich maneuver instead of heimlich remover, etc. etc. But still.....d'oh!!!!!!!!!
Ricoh
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