Ben Wright wrote:I saw that too, but it's spelt as "capital" later on.
If it is "capitol" then it should had an upper case letter C.
Didn't realise the Japanese booklet - kind of excuses it.
I've become a proper grammar-Nazi since reading Eats Shoots and Leaves. Anyway, I'm rambling. New album can't wait. Though I am going to Cadbury World on Monday and I'm not driving, so I may have to wait until Tuesday before I can pick up the album. Argggggh.
Pedants of the world unite!
Ah, see, it's a cunning way for Ginger to subtly change the meaning of that bit without having to actually remember any more words.
That online dictionary-thing wrote:Capitol
2. (often lowercase) a building occupied by a state legislature.
How much persuasion do you have over the route? 'Cos there're plenty of rekkid shops around Brum.


