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OZIK Soft Regular

When did comedies get so mean? "Step Brothers" has a premisethat might have produced a good time at the movies, but when I
left, I felt a little unclean. The plot: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly play
Brennan and Dale, two never-employed 40-ish sons who still live athome, eating melted cheese nachos and watching TV. When theirparents (Mary Steenburgen and Richard Jenkins) get married, they
become step-brothers and have to share the same room. This causes them to inflict agonizing pain upon each other and use languagethat would seem excessive in the men's room of a truck stop. Is
this funny? Anything can be funny. Let me provide an example. I am
thinking of a particular anatomical act. It is described in explicit
detail in two 2008 movies, "Step Brothers" and the forthcoming"Tropic Thunder." In "Step Brothers," it sounds dirty and disgusting.
In "Tropic Thunder," described by Jack Black while he is tied to atree and undergoing heroin withdrawal, it's funny. Same act, similar
descriptions. What's the difference? It involves the mechanism ofcomedy, I think. The Jack Black character is desperately motivated.
He will offer to do anything to be released. In "Step Brothers," thelanguage is simply showing off by talking dirty. It serves no comic
function, and just sort of sits there in the air, making me cringe.
I know, I know, four-letter language is the currency of a movie like
this, and many of the other films Judd Apatow produces. I would
be lying if I said I was shocked. I would also be lying if I said I had
no taste, or judgment of comic strategy. I'm sure I've seen movies
with more extreme language than "Step Brothers," but here it seems
to serve no purpose other than simply to exist. In its own tiny way,
it lowers the civility of our civilization.

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OZIK Soft Medium

When did comedies get so mean? "Step Brothers" has a premisethat might have produced a good time at the movies, but when
I left, I felt a little unclean. The plot: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
play Brennan and Dale, two never-employed 40-ish sons who
still live at home, eating melted cheese nachos and watching TV.
When their parents (Mary Steenburgen and Richard Jenkins) getmarried, they become step-brothers and have to share the sameroom. This causes them to inflict agonizing pain upon each otherand use language that would seem excessive in the men's roomof a truck stop. Is this funny? Anything can be funny. Let me
provide an example. I am thinking of a particular anatomical act.
It is described in explicit detail in two 2008 movies, "Step Brothers" and the forthcoming "Tropic Thunder." In "Step Brothers," itsounds dirty and disgusting. In "Tropic Thunder," described byJack Black while he is tied to a tree and undergoing heroin withdrawal, it's funny. Same act, similar descriptions. What's the difference? It involves the mechanism of comedy, I think. The JackBlack character is desperately motivated. He will offer todo anything to be released. In "Step Brothers," the language issimply showing off by talking dirty. It serves no comic function,and just sort of sits there in the air, making me cringe. I know,
I know, four-letter language is the currency of a movie like this,and many of the other films Judd Apatow produces. I would belying if I said I was shocked. I would also be lying if I said I had
no taste, or judgment of comic strategy. I'm sure I've seen movies with more extreme language than "Step Brothers," but here it
seems to serve no purpose other than simply to exist. In its own
tiny way, it lowers the civility of our civilization.
©2023. All rights reserved.

OZIK Soft specimen
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NuformType.com

OZIK Soft Bold

When did comedies get so mean? "Step Brothers" has a premisethat might have produced a good time at the movies, but whenI left, I felt a little unclean. The plot: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
play Brennan and Dale, two never-employed 40-ish sons whostill live at home, eating melted cheese nachos and watching TV.
When their parents (Mary Steenburgen and Richard Jenkins) getmarried, they become step-brothers and have to share the sameroom. This causes them to inflict agonizing pain upon eachother and use language that would seem excessive in the men's
room of a truck stop. Is this funny? Anything can be funny. Letme provide an example. I am thinking of a particular anatomical act. It is described in explicit detail in two 2008 movies,"Step Brothers" and the forthcoming "Tropic Thunder." In "StepBrothers," it sounds dirty and disgusting. In "Tropic Thunder,"described by Jack Black while he is tied to a tree and undergoing heroin withdrawal, it's funny. Same act, similar descriptions.
What's the difference? It involves the mechanism of comedy, Ithink. The Jack Black character is desperately motivated. He willoffer to do anything to be released. In "Step Brothers," the language is simply showing off by talking dirty. It serves no comicfunction, and just sort of sits there in the air, making me cringe.
I know, I know, four-letter language is the currency of a movie
like this, and many of the other films Judd Apatow produces. Iwould be lying if I said I was shocked. I would also be lying if I
said I had no taste, or judgment of comic strategy. I'm sure I've
seen movies with more extreme language than "Step Brothers,"
but here it seems to serve no purpose other than simply to exist. In its own tiny way, it lowers the civility of our civilization.
©2023. All rights reserved.

OZIK Soft specimen
4 Weights
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OZIK Soft Black

When did comedies get so mean? "Step Brothers" has a premisethat might have produced a good time at the movies, but when
I left, I felt a little unclean. The plot: Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly
play Brennan and Dale, two never-employed 40-ish sons who
still live at home, eating melted cheese nachos and watching TV.
When their parents (Mary Steenburgen and Richard Jenkins) getmarried, they become step-brothers and have to share the sameroom. This causes them to inflict agonizing pain upon eachother and use language that would seem excessive in the men's
room of a truck stop. Is this funny? Anything can be funny. Letme provide an example. I am thinking of a particular anatomical act. It is described in explicit detail in two 2008 movies,"Step Brothers" and the forthcoming "Tropic Thunder." In "StepBrothers," it sounds dirty and disgusting. In "Tropic Thunder,"described by Jack Black while he is tied to a tree and undergoing heroin withdrawal, it's funny. Same act, similar descriptions.
What's the difference? It involves the mechanism of comedy, Ithink. The Jack Black character is desperately motivated. He willoffer to do anything to be released. In "Step Brothers," the language is simply showing off by talking dirty. It serves no comic
function, and just sort of sits there in the air, making me cringe.
I know, I know, four-letter language is the currency of a movie
like this, and many of the other films Judd Apatow produces. Iwould be lying if I said I was shocked. I would also be lying if I
said I had no taste, or judgment of comic strategy. I'm sure I've
seen movies with more extreme language than "Step Brothers,"
but here it seems to serve no purpose other than simply to exist.
In its own tiny way, it lowers the civility of our civilization.
©2023. All rights reserved.

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OZIK Soft Regular

CREAMERTENDERLY
JuicinessTenderizing©2023. All rights reserved.

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OZIK Soft Medium

MELLOW
SILKIEST
Coziness

Velveteen©2023. All rights reserved.

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OZIK Soft Bold

SLURPEE
PUDDING
Luscious
Marshland©2023. All rights reserved.

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PILLOWOZIK Soft BlackSMOOTH
Exquisite
Blushingly©2023. All rights reserved.

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apple → apple
Alternate a. Accessible via ss01 or Stylistic Alternatesease → ease
Alternate e. Accessible via ss01 or Stylistic Alternates

faint → faint
Alternate f. Accessible via ss01 or Stylistic Alternates

gentle → gentle
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Uppercase

ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZÆǼǺĀĂÀÁÂÃÄÅĄÇĆČĎĐĒĚÈÉÊËĘĜĞĠĢĤĦÌÍĨĪĬÎÏĴĶĸĹĻĽĿŁÑŃŇŇŊŒŌŎŐÒÓÔÕÖØŒÞŔŖŘẞȘŚŠŞȚŢŤŦŨŪŬŮŨŪŬŮŰŲÙÚÛÜŴẀẂẄỲÝŶŸŻŽŸŹŽ

Lowercaseabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzæǽǻāăàáâãäåąçćčďđēěèéêëęĝğġģĥħìíĩīĭîïĵķĺļľŀłñńňňŋœōŏőòóôõöøœþŕŗřßșśšşțţťŧũūŭůũūŭůűųùúûüŵẁẃẅỳýŷÿżžÿźž

Numbers

0123456789

Punctuation.,:;…·•°@&!¡?¿“”‘’-–—_/\|()[]{}~*#$¢£¥€%©®¶§

Ligatures

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