Agemixer (20:41:57)
(or alot?) - Alotta Fagina (performer) // i discard capitalizing rules a lot // Capitalizing Rules!

mirrorbird (20:41:38)
and use italics like it's confetti (like my dad in a wordprocessor)

mirrorbird (20:41:22)
english-language books before about 1800 will also capitalise the nouns pretty randomly.

mirrorbird (20:40:46)
german capitalises the nouns (very unusual now, the Luxembourg language does it too) but i think not adjectives. they would still say "englisch" adjective

Agemixer (20:39:46)
german language suggests of capitalizing a Lot?

Agemixer (20:32:59)
Or german. Well...

mirrorbird (20:31:54)
Age: fun fact in exchange: there are people in Patagonia (south america) who speak Welsh. it's incredible.

mirrorbird (20:31:37)
english seems to be rare in capitalising things like weekdays and nationalities. most languages don't...

Agemixer (20:31:30)
Fun fact there has been a kind of indian reservate in finland... Dad told

mirrorbird (20:31:22)
well i mean "indian" isn't a word, really it always has a capital I. -- E E Cummings wrote famous poetry in mostly lower case. now you know.

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