Also couldn't the cops just open up a theasaurus and use "comprehend" instead of "understand"? Or is there some stupid cop thing where they have to use that word?
They'd have converted an office specially before they found out what the word meansAlso couldn't the cops just open up a theasaurus and use "comprehend" instead of "understand"? Or is there some stupid cop thing where they have to use that word?
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A contributor argues that it is a mistake to include words all in capitals, as they will be ignored by the government! So easy to get this stuff wrong and the magic fails.
Also couldn't the cops just open up a theasaurus and use "comprehend" instead of "understand"? Or is there some stupid cop thing where they have to use that word?
To be fair they’re quite right, the words in capitals* will be ignored by the government.
* Not, let’s be clear, exclusively.
Anyone who deals with the public in whatever sector quickly learns how to interpret people who pepper their letters with block capitals. It is totally counter-productive to use that approach. I've seen more batshit-crazy letters than I can recall.To be fair they’re quite right, the words in capitals* will be ignored by the government.
* Not, let’s be clear, exclusively.
I have actually seen green ink letters in the past. I was deeply pleased to see that.That's why they do them in different colours instead, which are binding in a court of law.
I have actually seen green ink letters in the past. I was deeply pleased to see that.
I still think we should have comic sans as a font here. Liven up the place no end.i did have some dealings with someone who had set his work e-mails up to compose in green text and a slightly weird font (no it wasn't comic sans)
either that or his IT people had set it like that as a joke and he didn't know how to change it
I still think we should have comic sans as a font here. Liven up the place no end.
How did people manage to type stuff in comic sans in 2009 but we can't now?
How did people manage to type stuff in comic sans in 2009 but we can't now?
Common sense prevailed. That, and a change of BBS software.How did people manage to type stuff in comic sans in 2009 but we can't now?
I still think we should have comic sans as a font here. Liven up the place no end.
If you carry on like this, I'll take your crayons away
Apparently, this is a myth.I like comic sans. It's friendly looking and is reputedly easier for dyslexics to read.
I looked up why Jude the Apostle is patron saint of lost causes and think it's hilarious:
"Saint Jude is venerated as the 'patron saint of lost causes'. This practice stems from the belief that few Christians invoked him for misplaced fear of praying to Christ's betrayer, Judas Iscariot, because of their similar names. The ignored Jude thus supposedly became quite eager to assist anyone who sought his help, to the point of interceding in the most dire of circumstances."
I like comic sans. It's friendly looking and is reputedly easier for dyslexics to read.
It seems odd that people were praying to him as a Saint while he was still alive (or have I misread something).
I said 'reputedly' and it has that reputation.
I am pretty sure the easier-for-dyslexics thing has been debunked, but not before EVERY FUCKING EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENT in the land had embraced it. See also "cod neuroscience".I like comic sans. It's friendly looking and is reputedly easier for dyslexics to read.
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