#44

seems a bit deceptive to me

#45

Exceptionally needy more like

#46

Just remembered epimer’s job more or less requires him to convince people he’s doing work for them directly so neediness is sort of qualified

#47

Not any more!

#48

Massively precious about it, and massively irked when other people aren’t precious about it.

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#49

also, we’re now getting to the crux of what professionalism is… deceptive neediness

#50

Professionalism is at least 98% fooling people into believing that you know what you’re doing at all times. The other 2% is wearing the right kind of shoes.

#51

who said that?

#52

A very wise man.

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#53

(Marilyn Monroe)

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#54

was it @ma0sm who said he deliberately fucks up the formatting so that it looks like hes copied and pasted it from elsewhere? sounds like it probably was, doesnt it

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#55

here’s a thing about comic sans I read at some point: apparently a lot of dyslexic people find it much easier to read than most fonts because of something to do with the letters being more distinct from each other or something

#56

Yeah it’s good for primary schools and dyslexic folk. And comics.

Also, if you use white text on a blue background it’s even clearer – you can set Word to display like this is you have really bad dyslexia/want to piss someone off who doesn’t know how to change it back.

Although I’m sure there was a recent study that found Arial’s even clearer than Comic Sans, and that doesn’t look like it’s for children.

#57

It was and I do

#58

you’re history’s greatest monster

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#59

Is there where I can mention that the other day my housemate referred to the popular font as Comic SANDS?

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#60

Daft beach.

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#61

I made her repeat it 3 times cause I was so confused. Comic sands?! Whats a comic sand?
Then I twigged but I did not correct her.

#62

somebody i went to uni with called it cosmic sans once. this was in a “”“fascinating”"" conversation we had after a lecturer we had said he would insta-fail anyone who handed in their work in times new roman. the same lecturer later had a mental breakdown (not sure if font-related)

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