WHAT IS THIS FONT, PLEASE
3 years ago
9 replies (3 years ago)
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THIS FONT IS FROM AN OLD POPEYE CARTOON - MAYBE THE LATE 1940'S. AN IDENTICAL FONT WOULD BE IDEAL, BUT DANG CLOSE IS ALRIGHT. ALSO, INEXPENSIVE OR BETTER YET, FREE. THANKS, DR. DAVE GOTCH
Trolololol (P) Suggested Font: Stylus Regular
3 years ago
Maybe you can use,
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I really like watching Popeye, it's a pretty good cartoon. Do you still watch it or not?
3 years ago
I WATCH THE OLD 1930's TO MIDDLE 1950's POPEYE CARTOONS TWICE A DAY, ON THE BOOMERANG "BOOM" CHANNEL, ON CABLE.
3 years ago
Did you know that Boomerang was replaced by Cartoonito? Boomerang used to have my favourite cartoons there, and now some of them are gone.
3 years ago
WELL, I HAVE DISH NETWORK, AND HERE IN MY CITY, THEY ARE STILL CALLING IT BOOMERANG, AND THEY ARE PLAYING NOT ONLY POPEYE, BUT THE FLINTSTONES, THE OLD TOM AND JERRY, AND SOME OTHER OLD GREATS LIKE WARNER BROTHERS - BUGS BUNNY, DAFFY F**K, ETC., ONCE IN A WHILE.
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