September 17, 2018 at 11:59 am
How an 1830s Meme Became the Most Widely Spoken Word in the World
Okay this is pretty interesting
Okay this is pretty interesting
The phenomenon is so common there’s even a name for it, the ‘Scunthorpe problem’
An interesting exploration of the English language by Aaron Alon
An excerpt from Gary Provost’s 1985 book, “100 ways to improve your writing”
The agreements were printed on standard A4 wide scroll with standard legal contract font size and type
I don’t know how to feel about this
Designer Kosuke Takahashi wants to use the universal typeset for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics
Elementary school teacher David Arwood was looking for a way to show his class how diverse and connected the world is
Hopefully a couple of these give you pause
Joke #5524 from “10,000 Jokes, Toasts, and Stories” is a good one
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