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What's the name of this font? another nice, plump font (typeface) ?
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HenHanna
Feb 6, 2024, 4:57:58 PMFeb 6
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What's the name of this font?
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fop612ru0d1fc1.png
What's another nice, plump font (typeface) like it?
Is this Cooper
Black?https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Garfield_logo.JPG
it looks plumper than the regular Cooper Black.
https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fi.redd.it%2Fop612ru0d1fc1.png
What's another nice, plump font (typeface) like it?
Is this Cooper
Black?https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Garfield_logo.JPG
it looks plumper than the regular Cooper Black.
Carl G.
Feb 6, 2024, 7:22:03 PMFeb 6
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terminology ("sans-serif" fonts are without thin lines at the end of the
major strokes, "bold" means thicker stokes, "outline" means no filled
interior, etc.).
I would call the first font a "fat font" (they look fat), a "balloon
font" (they look inflated), or a "cooper font" (because of the barrel
shape).
The Garfield logo does looks like a type of cooper font with negative
kerning (space removed between characters to get them to overlap). The
Garfield logo was probably specially designed by an artist.
Search the Internet and you should find several other examples of "fat
fonts". If you want the overlapping letter look, see if you can put in
negative kerning.
ObPuzzle:
Since "serifs" look like wings, is the word related to "seraphs" (angels)?
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HenHanna
Feb 7, 2024, 1:37:10 PMFeb 7
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[sans sens] to mean Non-Sense ???
ObPuzzle: What is the next letter in this sequence? ----- ( G, D, S, B,
H, S, __ )
Ob(new)Puzzle:
If you like your Physics and you like your Chemistry,
You will find this puzzle, as easy as can be.
Firstly, from a glass of milk, take what is good for bones.
Second take the metal used to glaze pottery with pretty tones.
Thirdly you might eat me to get your innards on a slide;
Last I am a diode in a "crystal-set" just look inside.
Now put us all together, and thus what can be seen?
A great big head? ; A large white moth? ; A vegetable that's green?
What am I?
"crystal-set" ------- talking about a Radio ???
Carl G.
Feb 7, 2024, 4:30:09 PMFeb 7
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On 2/7/2024 10:37 AM, HenHanna wrote:
> Ob(new)Puzzle:
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> If you like your Physics and you like your Chemistry,
> You will find this puzzle, as easy as can be.
> Firstly, from a glass of milk, take what is good for bones.
> Second take the metal used to glaze pottery with pretty tones.
> Thirdly you might eat me to get your innards on a slide;
> Last I am a diode in a "crystal-set" just look inside.
> Now put us all together, and thus what can be seen?
> A great big head? ; A large white moth? ; A vegetable that's green?
> What am I?
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> Ob(new)Puzzle:
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> If you like your Physics and you like your Chemistry,
> You will find this puzzle, as easy as can be.
> Firstly, from a glass of milk, take what is good for bones.
> Second take the metal used to glaze pottery with pretty tones.
> Thirdly you might eat me to get your innards on a slide;
> Last I am a diode in a "crystal-set" just look inside.
> Now put us all together, and thus what can be seen?
> A great big head? ; A large white moth? ; A vegetable that's green?
> What am I?
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CAlcium is good for the bones,
Boron can make pretty tones,
BArium a digestive tract hones,
GErmanium selects frequency zones,
and a CABBAGE solves the unknowns.
Carl G.
Feb 7, 2024, 4:34:42 PMFeb 7
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On 2/7/2024 10:37 AM, HenHanna wrote:
> ObPuzzle: What is the next letter in this sequence? ----- ( G, D, S, B,
> H, S, __ )
> H, S, __ )
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