daniel robert chapman wrote:

[winky wink]

vockins wrote: it was important ... to cross z's to differentiate them from 2's,

2ebra?

2ealous?

Legend of 2elda?

i do not think there is any place where you might confuse a 2 with a Z, except for Metroid passcodes.

mtar.

MTAR wrote:

vockins wrote: it was important ... to cross z's to differentiate them from 2's,

2ebra?

2ealous?

Legend of 2elda?

i do not think there is any place where you might confuse a 2 with a Z, except for Metroid passcodes.

mtar.

I should hope there's no difficulty confusing 2s and zs when you're using a goddamn keyboard.

itchy mcgoo wrote:

[winky wink]

vockins wrote:

MTAR wrote:

vockins wrote: it was important ... to cross z's to differentiate them from 2's,

2ebra?

2ealous?

Legend of 2elda?

i do not think there is any place where you might confuse a 2 with a Z, except for Metroid passcodes.

mtar.

I should hope there's no difficulty confusing 2s and zs when you're using a goddamn keyboard.

no no no , im not saying they don't look similar.. they do. and i can see how an uncrossed z could look like a 2 in hand land. what i'm saying, is I cannot imagine a scenario where one might confuse a "2" with a "z", since one is a number and the other is a letter. you would always infer that if it is in front of other letters it's a "z" and if it's in front of other numbers it's a "2". That's all I'm saying.

mike

MTAR wrote:no no no , im not saying they don't look similar.. they do. and i can see how an uncrossed z could look like a 2 in hand land. what i'm saying, is I cannot imagine a scenario where one might confuse a "2" with a "z", since one is a number and the other is a letter. you would always infer that if it is in front of other letters it's a "z" and if it's in front of other numbers it's a "2". That's all I'm saying.

mike

daniel robert chapman wrote:

daniel robert chapman wrote:

MTAR wrote:no no no , im not saying they don't look similar.. they do. and i can see how an uncrossed z could look like a 2 in hand land. what i'm saying, is I cannot imagine a scenario where one might confuse a "2" with a "z", since one is a number and the other is a letter. you would always infer that if it is in front of other letters it's a "z" and if it's in front of other numbers it's a "2". That's all I'm saying.

mike

Yes, when learning reading this is waht happens. howefver, eventually all those that succeed at learning how to read, read the "intelligent" way. Watch this:

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