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Why can’t someone not like something?It's not the voicing of the opinion that's the problem, it's the opinion itself.
Odd statement to be honest
Why can’t someone not like something?It's not the voicing of the opinion that's the problem, it's the opinion itself.
That's because it's not there yetI can't see it myself.
Again, they are allowed not to like it, and I am allowed to disagree.Why can’t someone not like something?
Odd statement to be honest
Good spot tonsk... you are right. I think the E is a couple of seat shorter along the top compared to the bottom which is quite an odd design choice.Looks like the top of the E is stopping a little short? Did someone miscount the number of white seats?
tonsk
Ouch - not only is the font different if the top bar is shorter than the bottom bar, but in the Mayflower there are 8 extra seats added to the 3 that form the vertical to form the top and bottom horizontal bars but in the Lyndhurst there are only 5 at the bottom and, perhaps, 4 at the top (if there is a seat missing). In the vertical the Mayflower E is, I think 10 seats high whereas the Lyndhurst one is 12. So the aspect ratio of the letters on opposite sides of the ground is completely different. Now some might say that none of this matters whatsoever and anyone who thinks otherwise has something wrong with them, but honestly...For the pedants - originally I thought it was a type face style issue but the number of white seats top and bottom of the 'E' in the Lyndhurst are different unlike the 'E' on the Lower Mayflower opposite.
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Yes, but so are the middle and bottom ends..Is the far right side of the top section not in black to cast a shadow effect?View attachment 4211
This is my bugbear!For the pedants - originally I thought it was a type face style issue but the number of white seats top and bottom of the 'E' in the Lyndhurst are different unlike the 'E' on the Lower Mayflower opposite.
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Good point but I still think it’s part of the look and deliberate.Yes, but so are the middle and bottom ends..
tonsk
I think more people should put things in perspective.Good point but I still think it’s part of the look and deliberate.
The letter(s) almost almost look larger because the top part looks smaller and further away.