Comic Sans

[SIZE="3"]This font should rot in hell. Forever.[/SIZE]

Don't you agree?

Yes.

I love it.

Win.

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1823766
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1908292

LONG LIVE COMICS SANS

How will I turn my 2 pages essays into 4 page essays without COMIC SANS?

How will I turn my 2 pages essays into 4 page essays without COMIC SANS?

This is a sentence. Blah blah blah blahhhh.
This is a sentence. Blah blah blah blahhhh.

How?

This is a sentence. Blah blah blah blahhhh.
This is a sentence. Blah blah blah blahhhh.

How?

Next time you write a paper.
Finish it.
Change font from TNR or Ariel to COMIC SANS
and watch the magic.

How will I turn my 2 pages essays into 4 page essays without COMIC SANS?

What kind of terrible professor/teacher allows any font other than Times New Roman on their papers? There's much better, more crafty ways of increasing length if you're desperate anyway.

Having a certain amount of words is the way to do it. One of my English professors enforced a strict word limit. If you were even ONE word short of it, you would get a failing grade on the paper. <3

My friend wrote ALL of his English course in blue Comic Sans.

What kind of terrible professor/teacher allows any font other than Times New Roman on their papers? There's much better, more crafty ways of increasing length if you're desperate anyway.

I hate Times New Roman, it's so ugly!!!!!! Then again I don't think I'm a fan of a lot of serif fonts. =x

Haha I always thought comic sans was kinda cute. Francis I'm changing my msn font to bother you muhaha.

Last year, I wrote all of my papers in dark red Comic Sans.

Tahoma is the way to go.

Okay, now you guys have made me curious. Throughout high school and now college, all of my teachers and professors have forbidden any font other than Times New Roman on papers. I grew up with this, I learned to like this and it's surprising others allow "stylized" fonts and especially colors. To me that's like they don't take their papers seriously, or they like their students focusing on things other than content alone. Frankly, I would just hate having to grade stupid fonts and colors.

How many of you were allowed to write papers in different fonts and colors?

When I'm a teacher, I'm definitely enforcing the "Times New Roman, Black, 12 pt, double-spaced and MLA format" rule that I've always had to follow. That's just the way it should be for academic papers.

And just for font discussion sake, my favorite is Arial.

There's much better, more crafty ways of increasing length if you're desperate anyway.

What's the crafty way to get around these requirements:
Minimum 18 pages
Times New Roman, 12 pt double spaced
1.9 cm margin on all sides
AGU formatting (American Geophysical Union - http://www.agu.org )



And personally my favourite is the default "article" style of LaTeX, incl. font.

Okay, now you guys have made me curious. Throughout high school and now college, all of my teachers and professors have forbidden any font other than Times New Roman on papers. I grew up with this, I learned to like this and it's surprising others allow "stylized" fonts and especially colors. To me that's like they don't take their papers seriously, or they like their students focusing on things other than content alone. Frankly, I would just hate having to grade stupid fonts and colors.

How many of you were allowed to write papers in different fonts and colors?

When I'm a teacher, I'm definitely enforcing the "Times New Roman, Black, 12 pt, double-spaced and MLA format" rule that I've always had to follow. That's just the way it should be for academic papers.

And just for font discussion sake, my favorite is Arial.

I wrote papers like that in middle school.
Now I'm in high school, and such colours and fonts are forbidden!

http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1823766
http://www.collegehumor.com/video:1908292

LONG LIVE COMICS SANS

LOLOLOLOL. I enjoyed those. Although, Arial is the way to go.

 Secret tip for the crafty students who enjoy cutting corners

[SPOILER=I'm serious, don't go spreading this around now, folks. This beauty works with almost 100% certainity]
[SPOILER=It'll really help when you're in need of a boost in length, without having to change the font]

 The longer your paper is, the better it works usually

Using Word, Find All + Highlight (this is important) every period (".") in your paper. With all periods selected, increase their size slightly (12.5-13).

Repeat for all punctuation marks, such as commas and apostrophes.

Try it out. It's like magic.

Only way I've ever seen this method detected was if the teacher knows specifically to look for it. Or if they have REALLY sharp eyes. Personally, I've never been discovered, nor have the few people I've shared it with. It's always risky being a cheat, but that's the fun of it.

My favourite font is Courier New but I wouldn't write anything for school with it. Unless it were programming. Actually, I'd use Lucida Console for programming.