Name your products carefully: Diarrhea Sans Pro (myfonts.com)

7 years ago from Alex Montague, UI Designer.

12 comments

Renato de Leão, 7 years ago
English first world problems.
Diaria in latim means newspapers.
Diária (with accent) in Portuguese means daily and is also the name for the complete meal of the day at restaurants, including: soup, main dish, dessert and coffee all-in-one affordable price.
Its stressed syllable is on the first a, so it's not pronounced in any way similar to diarrhea (not to mention the spelling).
Here you go, you learnt something about the world today.
30 points
- Alex Montague, 7 years ago
  Thanks for the explanation. We should even check other languages.
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Philip Lester, 7 years ago
This font sounds really crappy.
18 points
David Alandí, 7 years ago (edited 7 years ago )
-hermione- It's diAria not diarrIa -/hermione-
14 points
- Alex Montague, 7 years ago
  Gold.
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Jordan Romanoff, 7 years ago
A poop joke on the top of the page? This is the kind of quality content I've come to expect from DN
4 points
- Michael Rurka, 7 years ago
  boo. enjoy the giggle
  1 point
  - Jordan Romanoff, 7 years ago
    NO FUN ALLOWED
    3 points
ポールウェッブ, 7 years ago
Gross, no wonder it's on sale.
4 points
Chris Frees, 7 years ago
That would be awkward trying to convince a client to purchase this.
4 points
Karl Weber, 7 years ago
That is not an english word, and it's spelled correctly. It's Certainly not spelled "Diarrhea" either.
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- Alex Montague, 7 years ago
  It's a font. A huge market is people who speak English.
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