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If you were in Alabama, the term "eating Grandma" might be something completely different.
And Grandma is a proper noun requiring capitalization.
Incorrect!
Grandma is a common noun. Much like "his grandma, our grandma, their grandma"
It is capitalized when it becomes proper in instances such as "Grandma Marge and Grandma Elise".
Un-credible source:
http://www.english-grammar-revolution.com/capitalization-rules.html
Not going to Alabama anymore. Just going to note that.
English is fun!:grumble: