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I hate, hate, HATE Times New Roman.
That font... needs to DIE.

I absolutely despise how my teachers MAKE us use Times New Roman... double spaced... size twelve font... :x
What I usually do is type it up in my font, NOT double spaced (I cannot type while its in double spaced... I just CAN'T), and, ahh... haha. Size ten font.
Well, in my defense, I don't have Word, so I use Wordpad.
So ha.

My font: Franklin Gothic Black
Size: 10 (Unless its the title/chapter title--then its 12.)

Yes... I know.
I'm weird. =P
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I cannot use anything other than Times New Roman. I HATE Cambria and Verdana. I cannot stand to use either of those, but my version of Word always starts writing with Cambria, and I have to change it to Times New Roman, in size 12. Everything else seems too big or too small.
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Times New Roman, Courier New and Georgia. Though I usually just use TNR 'cuz that's what my computer is set to and I'm too lazy to change fonts. Though Courier is a nice font because it has that nice typewriter feel...

I should start trying out new fonts and see how that affects my writing (or if it does at all).

I like Eccentric Uncle Arial. It makes so much sense!

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I used to use Times New Roman, but then I went through a "Candara" phase. Now I use Arial Black.
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