of you are proud of your ignorance, and your Windows-style neutral quotation marks. Yet without the tools you use to express your derision of those tools, all you'd be left with is shouting. posted by joeclark at 9:23 PM on November 15, 2009 Does anyone remember the Commodore Amiga's brash attempt to create a world in which fonts were named for gemstones instead of cities and monks? posted by johngoren at 9:32 PM on November 15, 2009 [ 1 favorite ] When is the right time to use Papyrus? When you run a yoga studio? When else? Seems like a link to typewar is warranted in this post. Although I mostly don't care about fonts, that game has really made me appreciate some of the more subtle differences between very similar fonts. posted by BuddhaInABucket at 9:33 PM on November 15, 2009 [ 2 favorites ] I'm a type freak. I admit it. And I went to read the article with an expectation of type douchebaggery, probably enhanced by the comments here. Honestly, we're talking about Michael Bierut, partner in Penta-Fucking-Gram, one of the leading design firms worldwide. It's his job to be like this. The same goes for Paul Barnes. It's the designer's eye. We catch it at a young age, and there's no way out. Typographic blunders in movies, etc. are amusing pieces of trivia for the initiated, it's a niche of a niche, but I'm pretty sure theoretical physicists have their in-jokes, too. Lastly, there is a