I should imagine Dave spent quite a bit of time as a Minister with writer's block - deliberating over which font to use.
Worrying recently whether the letters "D.H.L" should always be in a Courier font, I began to ponder the strange names that typefaces have been given over the years.
Arial - Always use this if you want to improve your reception.
Verdana - Invented by the bloke who was left in the office whilst his colleagues went to lunch. "Verdana Pub"
Sans Serif - A lawless French village
Rockwell - Useful for promoting the status quo.
Comic Sans - Used for the titles of "My Family"
er...
that's it.
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I expect you think we're going to fill your comment column with clever puns about Times New Roman and the like.
As I once got a distinction in Typography I feel I should be making a positive contribution!
Err.......
Always use Ariel on when describing snowy white flakes?
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Odd. That's twice in five minutes where I've used the word 'on' inappropriately. Apologies.
on
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Dave: Lol. I mean Tee Hee.
Jon: I've met your type before.
Scarlett: On words and up words. I thought Ariel soap was stuff like Coronation Street.
*groans*
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I like my font in blue.
did you see what 許紀廷 did there? Very clever dear boy.
Geoff: Pot Pourri
Mr VVB: He's just showing off with his Chinese fonts - I've sent him out of the class.
I believe Dave calls his study The Reverie. If he were Catholic I suppose he might call it the Pot Pourri.
Christopher: A Tee followed by a Hee!
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