Alpo, I was asked to post this for you.

[Texas Maverick]

 

TM

[Buckshot Bear]

@Texas Maverick asking for a friend   

[watab kid]

i can relate to that 

[Texas Maverick]

13 hours ago, Buckshot Bear said:

@Texas Maverick asking for a friend   

Yeah, another shooter asked me to post this so there has to be a story there somewhere that needs to be shared. LOL

 

TM

[Texas Maverick]

Update: for those wondering what this is all about just do a search for otto here in the Saloon (for Alpo) and you will see all of Alpo's post where his computer thought it knew more about what he was trying to say then he did. LOL

 

TM

[Alpo]

Just now, Texas Maverick said:

search for otto here in the saloon and

"in the saloon"???

 

It's Saloon!! Always Capitalize Saloon!!!!!

[Texas Maverick]

4 minutes ago, Alpo said:

"in the saloon"???

 

It's Saloon!! Always Capitalize Saloon!!!!!

I will auto correct it just for you. LOL

 

TM

[Texas Maverick]

I am beginning the think that other shooter is trying to get me into trouble since he asked me to post it instead of him posting it. LOL Gonna have to keep an eye on him from now on.

 

TM

[Texas Maverick]

9 minutes ago, Alpo said:

"in the saloon"???

 

It's Saloon!! Always Capitalize Saloon!!!!!

But shouldn't Capitalize be a small c? LOL

 

TM

[Alpo]

Just now, Texas Maverick said:

But shouldn't Capitalize be a small c? LOL

 

TM

No. The correct way to do this is:

 

I was in the Saloon (ACS) earlier today ...

 

Whenever you are referring to this place, you say Saloon (ACS). ACS - Always Capitalize Saloon.

 

If you are talking about Miss Kitty's saloon on Gunsmoke, or any other random saloon in the world, use lowercase.

 

But if you're talking about The Saloon (ACS), you capitalize it and then follow with the ACS in parentheses.

 

You're kind of new around here, ain't you?

[Texas Maverick]

23 minutes ago, Alpo said:

No. The correct way to do this is:

 

I was in the Saloon (ACS) earlier today ...

 

Whenever you are referring to this place, you say Saloon (ACS). ACS - Always Capitalize Saloon.

 

If you are talking about Miss Kitty's saloon on Gunsmoke, or any other random saloon in the world, use lowercase.

 

But if you're talking about The Saloon (ACS), you capitalize it and then follow with the ACS in parentheses.

 

You're kind of new around here, ain't you?

You still didn't address the Capitalize in you comment only needing a small c. LOL

 

I guess you could say I am new, only been in here for about 5 years unlike some of you OLD DOGS.. 

 

TM

[Texas Maverick]

26 minutes ago, Alpo said:

No. The correct way to do this is:

 

I was in the Saloon (ACS) earlier today ...

 

Whenever you are referring to this place, you say Saloon (ACS). ACS - Always Capitalize Saloon.

 

If you are talking about Miss Kitty's saloon on Gunsmoke, or any other random saloon in the world, use lowercase.

 

But if you're talking about The Saloon (ACS), you capitalize it and then follow with the ACS in parentheses.

 

You're kind of new around here, ain't you?

PB,

 

What does the rule book say about this?  :-) 

 

TM

[Eyesa Horg]

What is ACS, sounds like sumpin caught in your throat!

[PaleWolf Brunelle, #2495L]

23 minutes ago, Texas Maverick said:

PWB,

 

What does the rule book say about this?  :-) 

 

TM

 

Nothing found in the SHB or Forum Guidelines...but that's been SOP around Here for very loonnng time! 

[watab kid]

10 hours ago, Texas Maverick said:

Update: for those wondering what this is all about just do a search for otto here in the Saloon (for Alpo) and you will see all of Alpo's post where his computer thought it knew more about what he was trying to say then he did. LOL

 

TM

ii can relate to that as well , my computer thinks it knows what i want to say a lot of the time - not so much as my phone these days but way more than i like to allow - gotta override it sometimes - say what you really mean to say 

[Subdeacon Joe]

[Alpo]

Should've

 

Pronounced should of

 

People that write it should of are idiots. But that is how it is pronounced.