As described to Gena in Battle 05:

I like it! Clean, simple, effective. :)

What's the name of that font? My phone has a package that includes one that resembles it a great deal. I think it's called Combat.
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Jon Helscher

That thing you burned up isn't important to me. It's the fluid catalytic cracking unit. It made shoes for orphans. Nice job breaking it, hero.

GLaDOS- Portal

>What's the name of that font? My phone has a package that includes
>one that resembles it a great deal. I think it's called Combat.

I don't remember for sure, I tried out a bunch of different stencil fonts until I found one I really liked. I think that might be the one called - not making this up, and I don't know why they called it this - "Crass".

--G.
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It's called Crass as a callback to the British punk band/anarchist group/art project of the same name. They spraypainted graffiti stencils with anti-government, anti-war, pro-feminist, etc. slogans and the band's logo in a number of locations around London in their early days. The font on their stencils is, by the nature of stencils, reminiscent of military paint stencils.

Good band. Do They Owe Us A Living (and basically the whole rest of "The Feeding of the 5000") is a stone classic.

...if you're into raspy-voiced leftist proto-hardcore punk, like I am.

Basic info - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crass

>It's called Crass as a callback to the British punk band/anarchist
>group/art project of the same name.

And now we know!

--G.
(the other half is evenly divided between red and blue lasers.)
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I see what you did there...

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