On the way out of the bank, Security stopped me.

[RAMd®d]

Actually, I stopped when she said "Is that the new Apple Watch?"

So I had to show her a few things.

[Numo]

And in the meantime, Bugsy and Max cleaned out the safe. miley-shocked003:

[TheCaber]

...and then he showed her the watch!

[sekker]

'Is that a new Apple Watch on your wrist, or are you just happy to see me?"

[richorlin]

Oh, oh! You've riled up the Capital Police! (along with all the unemployed/underemployed English majors)
Why is "Security" with a capital "S"? Is that her name: Ms Security?
Upper case is reserved for:
1. proper nouns
2. the beginning of a sentence
3. titles
4. in abbreviations

You've been warned. Next time you get a ticket.

LOL

[rgG]

RAMd®d wrote:
So I had to show her a few things.

Was she impressed? :devil:

[Speedy]

richorlin wrote:
Oh, oh! You've riled up the Capital Police! (along with all the unemployed/underemployed English majors)
Why is "Security" with a capital "S"? Is that her name: Ms Security?
Upper case is reserved for:
1. proper nouns
2. the beginning of a sentence
3. titles
4. in abbreviations

You've been warned. Next time you get a ticket.

LOL

Yes, the Queen would not be pleased. Or the President.

[Kraniac]

richorlin wrote:
Oh, oh! You've riled up the Capital Police! (along with all the unemployed/underemployed English majors)
Why is "Security" with a capital "S"? Is that her name: Ms Security?
Upper case is reserved for:
1. proper nouns
2. the beginning of a sentence
3. titles
4. in abbreviations

You've been warned. Next time you get a ticket.

LOL

My gripe is that, technically, you might be wrong. His thread title is a title and therefore each word should be capitalized except (perhaps) a, an, the, at, by, for, in, of, on, to, up, and, as, but, it, or, and nor.

Of course, this depends on what grammar school you attended.

[GGD]

Maybe all CAPS.

[fauch]

:useless: