Local photographer has an Egyptian fetish.
Note: Papyrus must be activated on your machine to view the abomination.
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Well I would say thats the filthiest thing I’ve ever seen… On our canoe trip I passed up renting from an outfitter because of papyrus and the use of papyrus-esque font. Seemed like a stupid move, thus a redneck move. Needless to say I didn’t want to run into any dueling banjos
Check it out… They even were gracious enough to outline some of the text!
http://www.buffaloadventures.com/
The font in the images is not true Papyrus, and my computer at work doesn’t have the font. But after viewing the sourcecode and verifying that the body text does indeed use Pappy, I chuckled. Can’t wait to view it in its truest form.
Check out this website dedicated to spotting the “not Times New Roman” font. They do a much more thorough job than I ever plan on doing.
http://www.iheartpapyrus.com/
It’s just so horrifying. Thank god most browsers can’t display that garbage.