And they're too long/pointless to post on Twitter, so they're getting dumped right here. They may or may not actually be interesting.

Fun Fact: The font featured in the Revenge of the Walrus logo looks quite a bit like the one used in the logo for Rachael Ray's show.

Few things in life are more ironic than finding an error on Purdue University's OWL site, the digital Mecca of grammar and style guides. You can rest assured that they corrected the typo shortly after I informed them about this grievous oversight, however.

Like most Jacksonville residents, I rarely go anyplace downtown, the land of one-way streets and well-drugged homeless people shouting silently at the universe. Until my most recent downtime excursion, I never knew that there was a building (I believe it was a bar or café, although I can't swear it wasn't an architecture firm) at some of the priciest real estate in town where a familiar Hylian symbol (similar to this design) was hanging from the wall.
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Edited by: Bibby, Jun 25th, 2013 @ 7:15 pm

i can sort of see the resemblance between the two fonts, but i have to squint a little to do so

also, i gotta say that it's cool that people know about purdue university because of its grammar page. of course, i say this because i'm an indiana resident whose dad's alma mater is purdue

Many of the letters in the Rachael Ray logo are significantly different from the Divine font used in ROTW's logo, but others are quite similar, especially the A.

When I think of Purdue, I think of their English guide even before I think of engineering or Drew Brees.