I mean, really, what the bleep is a "Wingding," and what is its function? Why are there 12 options of it in my font list? If only Arial could get there act together and create that many varieties. Certainly nobody has ever scrolled through and thought, "Oh good, I do have Wingdings 3." And to add insult to injury, Wingding's hipper more modern little brother has the audacity to take up even more space in my already tired list of options. Webdings, you are not welcome here. And on your way out, could you grab ESRI Crime Analysis and ESRI Enviro Hazard Incident (disturbing titles, no?) and any other font that doesn't have any kind of Latin-based alphabet?
If I did write Steve Jobs a letter, it would look something like this:
I'm glad I got that off my chest. That was emotionally exhausting. I'll save my question about why Words With Friends on the iPhone is quite possibly the most addictive substance on the planet for another day. Phew.
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Ok. So I was at a really ritzy party tonight (well, for Utah) and laughed so hard reading your letter to Steve Jobs that others at my table asked what made me giggle so hard. (That and a picture of our nephews face covered with Lacy's new lip gloss...)
So don't be surprised if some bankers become your new blog followers. We all giggled while the man at the podium discussed futures and low-yield bonds.
Oh, and my husband (who was sitting right next to me) and I were playing 3 games of Words with Friends. In fact, right now he is saying, "your turn. Your turn!". Addicting doesn't even start to describe our obsession.
Thanks for bringing this important issue to the table. I think the same thing every time I'm searching for that perfect font...
Agree with the whingydings complaint, and the issue of the nicotine infused Words with Friends game. I'm so happy you blog about the real issues of our generation. You are an inspiration.
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