[wordjunkie]

Just curious.

[meenu89]

Anything but Comic sans.

[Cocklebur]

Times New Roman.

Although as long as it's not Papyrus or Comic Sans, I'm content.

[+ polarity -]

I like Segoe UI (and Calibri) a lot. Century Gothic used to be my favourite, but now it might just be the Ubuntu font.

I don't think I have a favourite serif font, but I suppose Georgia's all right

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[A Mysterious Lord]

Gill Sans MT.

Rustproof Body is quite good (it's the DeLorean font), I like Calibri and Verdana as well.

[amber109]

Arial - nice and simple

[tehforum]

Wingdings.

Has an air of mystery to it.

[wordjunkie]

(Original post by + polarity -)
I like Segoe UI (and Calibri) a lot. Century Gothic used to be my favourite, but now it might just be the Ubuntu font.

I don't think I have a favourite serif font, but I suppose Georgia's all right

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lol I'll own up to being a nerd :P I'm thinking of getting a typographic tattoo cos all of mine so far are pictures. But I'm also a huge bookworm so naturally I love words and fonts etc :P

[Alotties]

Tahoma (and sometimes Georgia).
I tend to write homework in Tahoma and revision in Georgia

[f1mad]

Segoe UI.

[geetar]

The one babies get baptised in.

[hobnob]

(Original post by wordjunkie)
lol I'll own up to being a nerd :P I'm thinking of getting a typographic tattoo cos all of mine so far are pictures. But I'm also a huge bookworm so naturally I love words and fonts etc :P

So what would you write in it, then? The name of the font?

[freyajessica]

Calibri... Helvetica... Copperplate... (:

[G8D]

Mainly Helvetica.

[JulietheCat]

Parry Hotter!

[najinaji]

Comic Sans.

[Fuzzpig]

I actually find Comic Sans the easiest to read (apparently it was designed because some people find the spiky fonts difficult to read).

I don't like the look of it though, I think my favourite for every day work is Calibri. It's softer than Arial, Times New Roman and the rest.

[wordjunkie]

(Original post by hobnob)
So what would you write in it, then? The name of the font?

That would be kinda cool but I want to get 'eunoia'- it's a word with greek origins. It roughly means 'beautiful thinking' but as i understand, it's also a pretty obscure term in psychology meaning 'well mind' or 'balanced mind'.

[llacerta]

(Original post by wordjunkie)
That would be kinda cool but I want to get 'eunoia'- it's a word with greek origins. It roughly means 'beautiful thinking' but as i understand, it's also a pretty obscure term in psychology meaning 'well mind' or 'balanced mind'.

I had never heard of 'eunoia' before, but it's now officially one of my favourite words! I also approve massively of the idea of getting it as a tattoo.

[buddhacoffee]

Garamond!

Smart, like Times New Roman, but with an air of 'professional author coming through' about it!