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- Alabamamania
These fonts are used for illustration purposes only, and not because I actually like to use them or see them.
1. MS Comic Sans
Please, Microsoft...even if you can't fix all the bugs, at least stop packaging this font with Windows. There's even a crusade against it.
2. Monotype Corsiva
This isn't so bad (but there's at least 1000 better fonts) but it's always used in ALL CAPS and looks terribly unbalanced. Fancy without style is lame.
3. Mistral
It's a wind, and thus, this overused font blows. Once the rap group N.W.A. sent this font into oblivion for their album's title (language warning), and it has had no visual impact since. It does not appear to be applied with a brush, once you've used it for same letter twice.
4. Impact
It's that loud person in a room that never knows when to shut up and allow others to speak, which is understandable since it laughs at its own jokes.
5. Times New Roman
It's not even that terrible a font, especially since ClearType and anti-aliasing was finally accepted as a de facto standard by the start of the millenium. But the next letter, business proposal, or FW: FW: FW: FW: e-mail I see with that font is going right into the trash can. Please do not italicize it, either. It looks wors-er-est.
1. MS Comic Sans
Please, Microsoft...even if you can't fix all the bugs, at least stop packaging this font with Windows. There's even a crusade against it.
2. Monotype Corsiva
This isn't so bad (but there's at least 1000 better fonts) but it's always used in ALL CAPS and looks terribly unbalanced. Fancy without style is lame.
3. Mistral
It's a wind, and thus, this overused font blows. Once the rap group N.W.A. sent this font into oblivion for their album's title (language warning), and it has had no visual impact since. It does not appear to be applied with a brush, once you've used it for same letter twice.
4. Impact
It's that loud person in a room that never knows when to shut up and allow others to speak, which is understandable since it laughs at its own jokes.
5. Times New Roman
It's not even that terrible a font, especially since ClearType and anti-aliasing was finally accepted as a de facto standard by the start of the millenium. But the next letter, business proposal, or FW: FW: FW: FW: e-mail I see with that font is going right into the trash can. Please do not italicize it, either. It looks wors-er-est.
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