Typophile

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And i thought i was the only one.

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As if we had real lives… :)

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Guilty as charged.

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I tend to spend more time on Typophile during the weekend… but I guess most people are here when they’re supposed to work. ;)

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uhhhh… but now my boss can keep track of how i’m spending my time at work… doh! LOL

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i consider typophile part of my job. or rather a way to fully grasp the world of typography and how others think through their own problem solving situations.

eww. that kinda stinks. eheheh.

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Tiffany, I think of it the same way. I’ve also mentally prepared a lengthy argument to that effect in case I ever catch flak at work for it.

:)

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I think of Typophile as one of the best procrastination techniques ever developed. And I consider procrastination to be an important part of the design process: I get most of my best ideas while I’m procrastinating. It really is much more productive than sitting looking at a blank screen or piece of paper trying to come up with an idea on the spot.

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a prolific poster? how embarrasing! LOL

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God forbid someone to create something like this to allow my girlfriend to track my way from University to home :)

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I’m amazed at the ratio of users to guests.

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overall, the new typophile seems a bit voyeuristic. slightly creepy… but i’m not paranoid by it.

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Just wait until we install the P22 cam, and everybody can watch your every move! Unless we already have…

Paranoid yet?

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only if you put one upstairs in my apartment, too. i don’t want you seein what goes on up there!

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