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Fuente identificada: P22 Freely
10/10/2012 a las 09:56 [respuesta] font? (when it is rightside up)
Actually it's :
(Private French joke inside
)
(Private French joke inside
) You get what you pay for Which font are you talking about ? 
Which font are you talking about ? 
10/10/2012 a las 09:32 [respuesta] 'Michael Tunbridge' Font please.
Fuente identificada: FF Max
SashiX ha dicho 
exactly 
Maybe you can write to the author, he's been around here lately : http://www.dafont.com/profile.php?user=185631
Usually, modifying a font on your own without the author's consent isn't really advised. Then, of course, I guess it depends on the use you intend to make.
Editado el 10/10/2012 a las 09:29 por drf_
Malvolio, if you see an insult in Koeiekat's comment, please go to the doctor asap, it might be worse than what we think.
Fuente identificada: LT Oksana
If we look at it closely, I think the "I" is actually a cut "L".
Fuente identificada: Lavanderia
You're welcome 
The second one could be based on this one, but the "I" doesn't match at all.
The second one could be based on this one, but the "I" doesn't match at all.Fuente identificada: Brush Tip Terrence
You're welcome
09/10/2012 a las 20:25 [respuesta] Can somebody tell me the font ?
It's actually a mix between expressions "devoir une fičre chandelle" and "tirer une épine du pied". The first one means "to owe someone a candle", and comes from the people who light candle in churches to show their gratitude to their God. And the second one means "to take a thorn out of my foot", which basically means the person is thanking you for relieving him from some pain induced by the search of this font
"Tirer une fičre chandelle" Tiens je la connaissais pas celle-lŕ 
Tiens je la connaissais pas celle-lŕ 
YOU'RE WELCOME
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