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Grannyknot Wed 26-Jun-13 12:05:43

I noticed this morning that I was guilty of the above when starting the thread on Bone Density Scans and was like, 'drat, why did you do that, when you've just attended a lecture training course on Overcapitalisation at work'?

Feel a bit better now because I see Geriatric Blogging Mom has done the same smile (Thinks - is that an ad?)

However - wish they wouldn't keep moving the goalposts, when I was at school the rule was a title gets a capital for every letter and a sentence had a capital for only the first word. Now a title is somehow a sentence? Note to self: Must Pay Attention.

Ana Wed 26-Jun-13 18:49:29

I thought it was 'a' Babycham...(just to be pedantic)

I could be wrong....

annodomini Wed 26-Jun-13 19:18:29

I can't find the original on Google, but my recollection is that the girl says, 'I'd love a Babycham', followed by the jingle I quoted. I don't think 'a' would fit into the tune.

Grannyknot Wed 26-Jun-13 19:18:29

j08 teehee.

Even I know what Babycham is ... grin

feetlebaum Wed 26-Jun-13 19:30:16

Grannyknot is thinking 'feetlebaum - voetsak!' right now...

My aunt had, on her birth certificate, "Place of birth: Behind the railway station, Johannesburg". My grandfather was an overseer, and they were building the station at the time!

Ana Wed 26-Jun-13 19:34:57

I think you're right, anno.

nanaej Wed 26-Jun-13 20:25:24

Made me smile as I read through this..I made same error and thought it was going to be a another political debate!!
j08 surely it's 'ecksnt'

Grannyknot Wed 26-Jun-13 21:04:44

You're right, feetle, pronounced "footsek". smile