It looks too much like a 1 and 3 mushed together, even when people write relatively neatly. If they have sloppy handwriting it leads to inevitable tragedy.
This wasn't such a big issue for me in America, where one could usually discern letters/numerals through context. But here in the UK where postcodes are a mix of numbers and letters it's all too confusing.
I'd like to send an e-petition to Downing Street to be made the government's top priority for Things Next To Be Ignored, but as I'm not a citizen yet I can't even do that. I'll have to sit here being ignored unofficially and attempting to decipher people's Bs, 1s, and 3s.
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B-b-but... the letter B is such a soft, erotic letter. And you can't say Bitch without it,
being Chaucer's Itch just wouldn't be the same, would it?
Personally I think 'L' is a much more erotic letter. It's lewd and lacivious and lucious and long and lean and feels lovely on the tongue.
I must admit i think "Chaucer's Itch" has a certain je nais say quas.
Tu as raison
:P
:P
:P
(oBviously in your name it's lovely, BarnaBy!)
(or should I say 'BarnBaBy?')
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