I like the use of sibilants. I think you want "passing by." To "bypass" something is to avoid or circumvent it. English is a funny language.
Bill wrote what I think. Thank you both.Bets wishesRalf
Thanks Bill! Corrected L3.From Webster´s online:"Bypassing" is a common misspelling or typo for: by-passing.Ralf: Telepathy between you and Bill ?-) - In my "former life" I was a radio operator, and used telegraphy.
nice one tikkisjohn
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I like the use of sibilants. I think you want "passing by." To "bypass" something is to avoid or circumvent it. English is a funny language.
Bill wrote what I think. Thank you both.
Bets wishes
Ralf
Thanks Bill! Corrected L3.
From Webster´s online:
"Bypassing" is a common misspelling or typo for: by-passing.
Ralf: Telepathy between you and Bill ?-)
- In my "former life" I was a radio operator, and used telegraphy.
nice one tikkis
john
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