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Gotham
I like this typeface a lot, but its ubiquity makes me feel kind of bad sometimes. Like its effect is lessened.
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>Expected this to be about Batman
>Then I saw who posted it
Oh god, first I got all that "I thought this would be about Spider-Man!" and now my boyfriend is gonna get endless "I thought this would be about Batman!"
Anyway, about the topic: I feel the same way.
I think I truly only realized just how ubiquitous Gotham is when I saw the proposed design for the 2012 Ohio license plate:
What about Spider-Man?
I was referring to this, which I simply won't let go for some reason.
(The thread title was originally just "Mary Jane's Last Dance", without quotes)
That's the first I saw of that.
Then you're not doing a very good job e-stalking me. See me after class.
One of the reasons I feel bad about Gotham's ubiquity is that I fear I wouldn't be able to use it much for work because it's so standard a choice.
also what are you gonna do CA, PUNISH ME?
>Expected this to be about Batman
> Expected this to be about small town in Lincolnshire and proverbial home of "Wise Fools".