captaincranky
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Capitol < Wasnington D.C... Capital < Upper Case Letter
That was capitalized because it's a title. Well, about the middle third anyway.
"Money For Nothing" = Dire Straits < That was capitalized because it's a proper noun, the name of a band. No, I didn't spell "Pink Floyd" wrong.< Did I dare use an exclamation point?
The song is from "Brothers in Arms", (1987). Oh, I almost forgot, "there", is an adverb. "Their", would be the possessive pronoun.
For the sake of clarification, "They Get (their goes there)> There Money For Nothing And (and there)> There Lunch For Free!!!!!!@!!"
Boogityboo04 said:Have You Ever Seen Anyone Capitalize Every Word He Types? Is There Really Any Reason For It?
If that's a Pink Floyd reference, good one!
That was capitalized because it's a title. Well, about the middle third anyway.
"Money For Nothing" = Dire Straits < That was capitalized because it's a proper noun, the name of a band. No, I didn't spell "Pink Floyd" wrong.< Did I dare use an exclamation point?
The song is from "Brothers in Arms", (1987). Oh, I almost forgot, "there", is an adverb. "Their", would be the possessive pronoun.
For the sake of clarification, "They Get (their goes there)> There Money For Nothing And (and there)> There Lunch For Free!!!!!!@!!"