Scorer's Attire?

[kevin]

ECO is the electric clock operator.Sorry for the abbreviations.

[ChuckElias]

Originally posted by kevin
ECO is the electric clock operator.

Is the ECO the same thing as the timer? If so, then either

1) calling him/her the ECO is a prestige thing, like using the term "sanitation engineer" to describe a garbage man; or

2) you're trying reeeeeeeeeeeal hard to conserve keystrokes. ECO = 4 keys; timer = 5 keys.

"Did you know that the abbreviation for July is "Jul"? You gotta be in a hurry. . ."

Chuck

[Mark Dexter]

Chuck, maybe this is why you're working a higher level of ball than me, but I count 3 letters in "ECO" . . .

[Back In The Saddle]

Originally posted by Mark Dexter
Chuck, maybe this is why you're working a higher level of ball than me, but I count 3 letters in "ECO" . . .

Don't forget the shift key.

[dhodges007]

Originally posted by ChuckElias

Is the ECO the same thing as the timer? If so, then either

1) calling him/her the ECO is a prestige thing, like using the term "sanitation engineer" to describe a garbage man; or

2) you're trying reeeeeeeeeeeal hard to conserve keystrokes. ECO = 4 keys; timer = 5 keys.

"Did you know that the abbreviation for July is "Jul"? You gotta be in a hurry. . ."

Chuck

And the abbrev. for May is MAY!!

[bob jenkins]

Originally posted by dhodges007

And the abbrev. for May is MAY!!

And, why is "abbreviation" such a long word?

[mick]

Originally posted by bob jenkins

And, why is "abbreviation" such a long word?

Get back to work!