After all, as both a former and prospective host of MTV's Punk'd, they obviously have an affinity with abject dreadfulness.
Some scams appeal to veterans' sense of loyalty and patriotism by employing affinity marketing – using military and US related paraphernalia.
In an interview on Fox Business channel on Thursday, he said it was "highly unlikely" that Lachlan would run the publishing company – although of all his children, Lachlan is the one with the most affinity for newspapers.
The Lib-Con partnership has been a very British phenomenon, cemented by personal relationships and the success of two party elites discovering sufficient personal chemistry and affinity of objective – principally on fiscal strategy – to keep the show on the road.
They needed to have an affinity to architecture and the particular building that we chose together with them.
But some animals such as dolphins, elephants and in particular the primate family, are capable of forming social bonds to a far stronger extent and actually make conscious decisions to help members of their group with whom they feel a greater affinity.
And she saw in the dexterity and flow of the surgeon's hand movements an affinity that she tried to capture in beautiful drawings, and which she seemed to embody in her sculpture.
"He's the hardest man in the world" says Pat Crerand, who has the sort of affinity that any other Catholic wing-half from the west of Scotland might be expected to have.
So was his affinity for German Romanticism merely aesthetic or was there something more ideological at play?
"A great form of affinity marketing – if you're trying to do it – is to hire former military as your employees," says Holly Petraeus, assistant director at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
As far as the second amendment is concerned, it's hard to have any affinity for Texas and Texans without some belief in the idea that the federal government may at some point turn against you.
