There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
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Apr 7, 2021 - 8:37pm
ScottFromWyoming wrote:
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
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I think he’s a Urologist And that spelling is code for
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
C LI N T
oh boy. in the early days of using Macs for graphic design, the kerning was pretty bad. We had a movie rental client called QUICK FLICKS. the L and I kerning was a little tight. and it got a little tighter with newspaper ink bleed.
Things we lose sleep over... Wilson Key says everyone sees it subliminally but try pointing it out to the Dr. and all of a sudden I'm the one whose mind's in the gutter. So I just drive on...
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
C LI N T
oh boy. in the early days of using Macs for graphic design, the kerning was pretty bad. We had a movie rental client called QUICK FLICKS. the L and I kerning was a little tight. and it got a little tighter with newspaper ink bleed.
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
There's a billboard on my way to work for a medical provider. A big ol' photo of the doctor, with his name, Clint, underneath. Except they used all caps, with the tracking set poorly.
Went to grocery today. Wore gloves and mask and waited in line. A few folks seemed slightly warmer and kinder, but still plenty of A-holes need more humility. Perhaps me too.
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
Be sure to send it over in two separate deliveries then. Customer is always right. Until they are idiots.
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
Jargon Sprinkles - band name.
Hipsters, no doubt.
Yeah; they'll probably need some signage about their farm-to-table product soon.
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
When an email from the restaurant's new junior partner starts out: "This project consists of two deliverables." Listen, chief. You sell that ice cream with jargon on the side?
