the one true God is Doctor Doom and we should all be worshiping him.
A is the best letter. That's why it's the first, because everyone loves it.
X is the clear winner
Quote from: Dietrich Six on August 09, 2016, 12:50:38 PMX is the clear winnerX is the worst.
It's so simple and stunningly symmetrical.A stable base that dares heaven to fall so that it may lift it once more.X and x, the same in every way save size.A truly wonderful letter that brings my mind peace and comfort, knowing that I too can stand on my own with just a little encouragement.
Quote from: Dietrich Six on August 09, 2016, 01:03:25 PMIt's so simple and stunningly symmetrical.A stable base that dares heaven to fall so that it may lift it once more.X and x, the same in every way save size.A truly wonderful letter that brings my mind peace and comfort, knowing that I too can stand on my own with just a little encouragement.All this applies to V as well, except V actually has a unique sound instead of leeching off all the other letters. You could take X from the alphabet and nothing of value would be lost. Just replace it with the letter it's copycatting.V also has the benefit of not being used in every video game or movie title that's trying too hard to sound cool, edgy, or extreme.
V isn't nearly as symmetrical and that base, while strong, is extraordinarily unstable.X may not be as useful our needed, but does that stop love?Can you shun something based on so little a problem?Leeching is a harsh word, whose to say X wasn't here first and that he's being pushed out from jealousy?Truly a magnificent letter, a Greek God whose not just set in stone.
Quote from: Dietrich Six on August 09, 2016, 01:10:54 PMV isn't nearly as symmetrical and that base, while strong, is extraordinarily unstable.X may not be as useful our needed, but does that stop love?Can you shun something based on so little a problem?Leeching is a harsh word, whose to say X wasn't here first and that he's being pushed out from jealousy?Truly a magnificent letter, a Greek God whose not just set in stone.>as symmetricalwhatthere are no varying degrees of symmetry--things are either symmetrical, or they're not