What is Right Age for Marriage
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WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
i wonder what's next sex by the numbers?
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WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
i wonder what's next sex by the numbers?
lolz
Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
comic sans is the worst font that ever existed in the history of man, anyone that uses it not only should not get married but should get banned from the internet altogether
and in Bold no less
comic sans is the worst font that ever existed in the history of man, anyone that uses it not only should not get married but should get banned from the internet altogether
and in Bold no less 
BB&WSF
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
7 reasons not to use comic sans
Fifteen years ago, Vincent Connare designed Comic Sans as a small software project for Microsoft. While designers cringe at the sight of it—the fun, whimsical font is one of the most popular fonts used today.
Jason Brubaker has compiled a solid list of reasons NOT to use comic sans that we have included below.
1. Just because it has “COMIC” in the name and it’s FREE doesn’t mean you should use it in your comic that you spent years laboring over. In fact, because it comes free on every computer in existence know to mankind, you might want to choose a different font for the sake of standing out from the massive crowd who blindly use it.
2. You will instantly look unprofessional to anyone who has already learned this lesson no matter how good your art or story may be. Designers and Letterers will want to roundhouse kick your face.
3. Comic Sans has uneven default kerning. Some letters are spaced weird which hurts the flow of reading. Below is an example of bad kerning. This is Comic Sans but I pushed the kerning so it was obvious to a non-letterer.
4. Comic Sans is an incomplete font when it comes to comics because it WASN’T really made for comics in the first place. For example, Comic Sans is missing breath marks which come before and after some sort of cough or sputter. (unless there is some special way of getting them I don’t know about.) Here is my own personal font with breath marks.
5. With many professional COMIC fonts, the lower and upper case letters are all capitals with a slight variation so that repeated letters can look somewhat random. Below is the same sentence with the top line in lowercase and the bottom in CAPITALS. Although the “I” stands out the most, they are all slightly different.
6. If you use the letter “I” with crossbars within a word, many letterers will want to drop kick you. In many comics the capital “I” with the crossbars is reserved for the personal pronoun only. Below is an example for clarity. Notice the “I” within the words “think” and “right”.
So which one is correct? That depends on who you ask. The majority agrees that the last one is correct. The top one is also fine. Some argue that “I’m” can be used either way and some argue that it should never have the crossbars unless the “I” is by itself. My main point here is Comic Sans only looks like the middle line which is by far the ugliest version.
7. Lettering is the one thing that people will stare directly at as they read your comic. Making it blend to your art is important. A badly chosen font will distract people from your work and story. Comic Sans will not only distract readers but get you hate mail. Good typography should be invisible. It shouldn’t call attention to itself unless there is a specific reason for it. Comic Sans will never be invisible because there is such a large group of people who hate it that you will most likely be hearing more comments about your font choice then anything else in your book.
7 reasons not to use comic sans
Fifteen years ago, Vincent Connare designed Comic Sans as a small software project for Microsoft. While designers cringe at the sight of it—the fun, whimsical font is one of the most popular fonts used today.
Jason Brubaker has compiled a solid list of reasons NOT to use comic sans that we have included below.
1. Just because it has “COMIC” in the name and it’s FREE doesn’t mean you should use it in your comic that you spent years laboring over. In fact, because it comes free on every computer in existence know to mankind, you might want to choose a different font for the sake of standing out from the massive crowd who blindly use it.
2. You will instantly look unprofessional to anyone who has already learned this lesson no matter how good your art or story may be. Designers and Letterers will want to roundhouse kick your face.
3. Comic Sans has uneven default kerning. Some letters are spaced weird which hurts the flow of reading. Below is an example of bad kerning. This is Comic Sans but I pushed the kerning so it was obvious to a non-letterer.
4. Comic Sans is an incomplete font when it comes to comics because it WASN’T really made for comics in the first place. For example, Comic Sans is missing breath marks which come before and after some sort of cough or sputter. (unless there is some special way of getting them I don’t know about.) Here is my own personal font with breath marks.
5. With many professional COMIC fonts, the lower and upper case letters are all capitals with a slight variation so that repeated letters can look somewhat random. Below is the same sentence with the top line in lowercase and the bottom in CAPITALS. Although the “I” stands out the most, they are all slightly different.
6. If you use the letter “I” with crossbars within a word, many letterers will want to drop kick you. In many comics the capital “I” with the crossbars is reserved for the personal pronoun only. Below is an example for clarity. Notice the “I” within the words “think” and “right”.
So which one is correct? That depends on who you ask. The majority agrees that the last one is correct. The top one is also fine. Some argue that “I’m” can be used either way and some argue that it should never have the crossbars unless the “I” is by itself. My main point here is Comic Sans only looks like the middle line which is by far the ugliest version.
7. Lettering is the one thing that people will stare directly at as they read your comic. Making it blend to your art is important. A badly chosen font will distract people from your work and story. Comic Sans will not only distract readers but get you hate mail. Good typography should be invisible. It shouldn’t call attention to itself unless there is a specific reason for it. Comic Sans will never be invisible because there is such a large group of people who hate it that you will most likely be hearing more comments about your font choice then anything else in your book.
devilof76
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
The fact that all of the examples are missing made reading that completely pointless.
The fact that all of the examples are missing made reading that completely pointless.
devilof76
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
I like comic sans. I typed with it all the time years ago when I was on AOL.
There's a font where the letters randomly type in upper then lower case then back again. Don't know the name of it, but that one used to drive me nuts in chatrooms!
I like comic sans. I typed with it all the time years ago when I was on AOL.
There's a font where the letters randomly type in upper then lower case then back again. Don't know the name of it, but that one used to drive me nuts in chatrooms!
BB&WSF
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
Strangely, the examples are missing in the blog too.
Still posted it thinking the OP might get the message; but Alas! I guess the effort will go in vain 
Strangely, the examples are missing in the blog too.
Still posted it thinking the OP might get the message; but Alas! I guess the effort will go in vain
devilof76
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
Everyone should just use Georgia.
Everyone should just use Georgia.
axecutioner18
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I resent that... All credit to him for his 'grammer' and spellings, not to say the irritating font... but attributing it to his nationality?There ya go!
He's from India guys, so cut him some slack on the grammer stuff.
Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
that is not as bad of a sin as using Comic Sans, no one should ever use it, not even sarcastically, it is the forbidden font
I wish people would learn to use capitol letters where they're suppose to be.
that is not as bad of a sin as using Comic Sans, no one should ever use it, not even sarcastically, it is the forbidden font
devilof76
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
I guess there's always a first time to be called that!
I resent that... All credit to him for his 'grammer' and spellings, not to say the irritating font... but attributing it to his nationality?
I guess there's always a first time to be called that!
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24 or whatever age after that, that takes you to be mature enough fit the commitment and responsibilities. if you get married too early you might not know what you are feeling exactly, might be hard along the line to be committed. also get enough experience so you don't find yourself wanting to experience what's out there after married for a while
24 or whatever age after that, that takes you to be mature enough fit the commitment and responsibilities. if you get married too early you might not know what you are feeling exactly, might be hard along the line to be committed. also get enough experience so you don't find yourself wanting to experience what's out there after married for a while
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I ____ing hate Comic Sans. It doesn't bother as much on the message boards or around the net but at work it gets under my skin. Professionals typing memos and emails as well as posted notices in the same font as a 7 year old's Lemonade Stand. If it wasn't for the people at work using it in a professional manner I'd probably love it but they've driven me nuts with it once too many.
I ____ing hate Comic Sans. It doesn't bother as much on the message boards or around the net but at work it gets under my skin. Professionals typing memos and emails as well as posted notices in the same font as a 7 year old's Lemonade Stand. If it wasn't for the people at work using it in a professional manner I'd probably love it but they've driven me nuts with it once too many.
devilof76
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
The one with the Slurpee, six arms, and the dot on it's forehead?
The one with the Slurpee, six arms, and the dot on it's forehead?
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Re: WhaT is RiGht AGE for Marriage
The right age is 24 years 11 months and 15 days. You missed the boat
The right age is 24 years 11 months and 15 days. You missed the boat
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