Candara or Cambria Math. And occasionally Papyrus, when I'm writing villians. Don't ask me why.
"A superman ... is, on account of certain superior qualities inherent in him, exempted from the ordinary laws which govern men. He is not liable for anything he may do." Nathan Leopold
Eurostile and Verdana. I'm a fan of sans-serif. Easier to read.
*Note on Eurostile: It came with my main computer, not my new one. If you look it up, now they want you to buy the font. Just be aware of that. And, the commas and periods can be hard to differentiate at times. Kerning's not the greatest, either. It does look pretty cool, still!
By nature, all language is flawed.
"Peace cannot be kept by force, it can only be achieved by understanding," - Albert Einstein
And the angel said unto him, “stop hitting yourself, stop hitting yourself.” But lo, he could not stop, for the angel was hitting him with his own hands.
I'm a Calibri fan (Though for my fantasy and poems I like to use Papyrus or Charlemagne Std) but in my book reports, essays, and things for school, I use Times New Roman.
Star light; star bright, It is time to take flight. Off I go through the dark of night. All my hopes and dreams in sight.
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I love Book Antiqua; I use it whenever I am writing for myself. I use the font size 12 or 11. For school I use New Times Roman, but that is only because it is required.
