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Okay, I totally get the comic sans snobbery, but the thing is that it has an a that is shaped like the way most people write an a, okay? And for my asylum seeking students that is awesome because wtf how do you know that a is not a different letter to the a most people draw? So my use of comic sans is actually a practical application of available tools.

I HAVE FONT DEFENSIVENESS, OKAY.


(I do not think I have ever felt more geeky...)

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It's also supposed to be easier for people with dyslexia to read.

I dislike it, but it has it's uses, and at least it's not papyrus!