Re: My new sig
From Brock Kevin Nambo <new...@earthling.net>
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· 14 Apr 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Veronica Karlsson wrote in message <353...@on.spammer>... >(I don't have any small fonts... and when I asked the system >administrator about it he just said that he had more important things to >do than bother about some silly fonts...) SHOCK! HORROR! HERESY! ANATHEMA! ACK! GASP! Fonts are *NOT* silly. You march down to that system administrator RIGHT NOW young lady and tell him that fonts are SERIOUS BUSINESS and should NEVER be neglected. EVERY font is *special* in its own way and should NEVER be ignored! Even the ugly ones (like mine)! And if he *still* doesn't think so, tell him I said so. LOL as if that would help. And if he *still* doesn't think so, make him work with NO FONTS WHATEVER. Then we'll see how "silly" he thinks them. Or just make him work in 12pt Arial, the ugliest font known to man! (But still special in its own little way.) >>BKNambo.ttf -- and that's just the way it is...
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