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The ship bobbed menacingly upon the glass like ocean. At the helm stood the imposing figure of Captain Podd, the most vilest, hard-drinking, whoreing, backstabbing man to sail the seven seas. Fortunately he was a snappy dresser, so God smiled upon him.
The dog made it's way despondently up the beach, it's long tail dragging, wet and bedraggled behind it. The vultures began to circle, sensing a creature close to death. Which is kind of strange, because you don't normally see vultures at the beach.
Nice Professional Font
A font with it's roots in the 70s. French artist and designer Jean Larcher's "Computer" font (as seen in Fantastic Alphabets (Dover, 1976) reveals and uses the limitations of the computers of the day. Each letter is the same size, with the upper left corner missing--like punch cards. (His font also had a curious, matzoh-like texture.) I've recreated that font, adding only a few characters to round it out. Includes caps, numbers, and limited punctuation.
(Alphabet (caps=lower) and some punctuation, some foreign/special) -- This one is named after mathematicians Gauss and Jordan who invented an important algorithm in Matrix Algebra. Matrix Algebra is pretty boring, though, which is why I created this font in my notebook while in Matrix Algebra class. No numbers, ironically.
HE'S TELLIN' ME LIVIN' IS SO MAGIC, HE SAYS A DAY IS FOREVER SO HE CLAIMS,HE'S TALKIN' ABOUT DYIN' IT'S SO TRAGIC BABY,BUT DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT TODAY, WE GOT FREEDOM COMIN' OUR WAY,FREEDOM COMIN' OUR WAY
A jazzy-looking monospaced font. Suitable for text and ideal for manuscripts. Readable on-screen at small sizes. Good for typing friendly letters, and for viewing e-mail. All standard English characters and punctuation are included. Created with D.W. Emmett's Softy program.
"You know I don't think this time thing is working, maybe we can replace it with cabbages. After all it's not as if cabbages have much else to do." The time pundit proposed to the transfixed gathering.
Sitting silently the astronauts looked pensively from their seats within the monolithic construction that would soon carry them to distant places that no man had gone before. Fortunately they had called their rocket Robbie, well known around the galaxy as a fortuitious name, and so the expedition was destined to be a success.
The world was in trouble, the evil deceptorbots were about to take control of the big important building were lots of important things went on. But then from out of the sky came... Metrobot an employee of the city responsible for it's protection and the day was saved.
