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[Rob Klein]

For Harry F.:
The rule in proper English is that the consonant after a short vowel in a two 
syllable word should be doubled to keep the vowel short (e.g. preserve the 
relationship to the meaning of the root word). Applying that rule: "Flippist" 
is the correct spelling, but "Flipism" is incorrect. It should have been 
spelt: "Flippism".  "Flipism" indicates an "ism" pertaining to "Flipe" (sounded 
with long I, as Fly-p).

O ja, Harry,- je roddelflop is in
Leidschendam!

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