>billy in seat 16 is facing the back of the class
>billy thinks he's a rebel, but billy is retarded
>>8518141
kinda think seat 20 is abit retarded too. unnecessary and not legible. It would be alot more ambiguous if i didn't know that daylight was what it was supposed to say already. I'd give a zero if you wrote your exam like that.
hi billy
>>8518141
1.m
2.m
3.f
4.f
5.f
6.m
7.f
8.m
9.m
10.m
11.f
12.m
13.f
14.f
15.m
16.m
17.f
18.f
19.f
20.f
21.f
22.f
23.f
24.m
25.m
26.f
How did I do?
#3 is best
>>8518160
you spent a lot of time on fictional students. i got this image on google, man...
>>8518160
>#3 is best
It's just small-caps. Don't get me wrong, I think small-caps can be beautiful in context when used correctly but by themselves they just look like all-caps which isn't that interesting.
I'm surprised by 5, 6, and 19's use of two-story 'a'. Unfortunately 5 uses a schizophernic mix of cursive and print, 6 looks like a pretentious Algebraist trying to write Fraktur, and 19 has no sense of scale.
I really like the descenders of 2 and am curious to see how they write p's, q's, and other letters.
23 either gave the problem too much thought or not enough thought, ether way they might be onto something.
I like 8
4 is objectively the best
1, and 2 are the most aesthetic you fucking plebs
>>8518245
>1
>dotted l
No.
>>8518141
18 by far best. tight, tight, tight like a noos.
>>8518301
noose*
>>8518190
Tho I understand your argument as a large user of small caps i am horribly biased and think 3 is beautiful
>>8518160
1 and 16 the best.
10 is the only non tryhard
>15
wtf are you doing?
>>8518141
23 deserves the gulag