How To Know The Fonts To Never Use

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[japotillor]

LOL! But TNR...Italicized rocks.

[SuperGeek12345678910]

DO NOT MESS WITH TIMES NEW ROMAN. Idgaf about the others, but really, Times New Roman? The serifs in the font turn out to be very helpful with non-clunky reading, and like MRflok said, it's a historic piece of computer typography.

Now, Comic Sans. Screw with THAT one all you want. :P

[14warr]

I use Wingdings.

[14warr]

@Robloxaynia But Arial is comfortable unlike Comic Sans

[ClarinetSisters]

LOL I hate curlz!

[daftcurt15]

Arial is ok

[Robloxaynia]

Arial is so overused...

(you are reading Arial right now)

[theMRflok]

agree for the other 4, but Times font is a great one, a piece of history of tipography, and its characteristics make it easier to read in small size and narrow columns, like in newspapers.

ok it looks absolete on internet but, if used in the right print context, is still a good one

[bprizze]

hey heyyyy Arial is mostly used on the web!! and i kinda like arial thank you very much!

[9t9t3]

Verdana is fuck ugly when they space it out like at 1:00.

atleast type verdana in lowercase too