Bulldog Bats
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Andto think they are phasing handwriting from education...
It depends on how the nib was constructed and what kind of writing it was designed to do. A basic calligraphy set comes with 3 nibs, a standard set comes with 6, and there are lots more besides. Fonts aren't something that began in the computer age; they've been around for many, many centuries.He must have stamped that on. You can't write that with a pen. Can you???
On the ocean-sea, on the oak tree lives the god of fear,
I shall pray to the god of fear,
I shall resign myself to the god of fear,
send me 77 winds, 77 vortexes,
a wind of Midday,
a wind of Midnight,
a dry wind, which destroys the wood, green grasses, fast rivers…
Well, i noticed that a poster of OT has a sig that contains both arguably a racial slur against Russians, and apologism for it. Not that cool in my view..
^Uh, whatever, keep being cool![]()
IIRC he used a quill. Dipped in ink. I'd guess maybe 5 dips. I can't imagine one would do it and there seem to be several natural breaks.
That story came long after; only Hancock and Charles Thomson (then secretary of the Continental Congress) signed the Declaration on July 4th.Supposedly he made some comment about making sure he signed it big enough so the King could read it without using his glasses (and ensuring that he was hung first if the Revolution did not succeed).
Stephen Fry said:Yes. I was just very alarmed when I first went to America, and was told to put my . . . [mumbling American accent] "Just put your John Hancock on the . . . " "On the . . . What? . . . Put my what where?" [American accent] "Just put your John Hancock down." Whoa!
^Uh, whatever, keep being cool![]()
Well, i noticed that a poster of OT has a sig that contains both arguably a racial slur against Russians, and apologism for it. Not that cool in my view..
^Uh, whatever, keep being cool![]()
Racism is ok if you have seniority and if the mods dislike the target.