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10 VINTAGE & DISTRESSED FONTS

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hamilton sans, serif & script on tom chalky's website

leander on dafont

schooner script on fontsgeek

oceanside typewriter on dafont

forward serif on dafont

roman antique on dafont

stamp act on dafont

du bellay on dafont

uglyqua on dafont

og pic under the cut

ask and ye shall receive: When I write in Japanese I usually also throw it in google translate to double check that I'm not using the wrong kanji by mistake, and two years ago it gave me very dry and literal translations.

I was doing it today and noticed it had a pretty strong voice added to the output

For reference, to give a dry translation I would put: Lately I'm into in Hanafuda. Nobody seems to know anything about it here, so they probably wouldn't understand my brilliant jokes. I guess you guys will never be able to understand "Mister November and the Scary Cave".

I have a fluent friend who is able to check my work for me and give me tips on hitting the correct tone (I was going for a comically casual feeling), so I'm confident that I'm expressing the feeling I'm intending. While Google is also hitting the same emotion, I really don't like knowing that it's assigning tone in the first place.

To check if it was editorializing based on informal grammatical choices, I formal'd up the writing to be more polite and remove any non-standard vocabulary.

What do you mean I'm just using the browser versi-

designed some lloyd and javier stickers... i love this stupid menace

A French Belle Époque Diamond, Yellow Gold and Silver Tiara, Circa 1899 by Chaumet