PAPYRUS?! On a restaurant menu?! That's sacrilegious! I've seen better type choices on a lost dog poster!

Papyrus, Comic Sans, they're like the Adam Sandler of fonts. You either love them or you hate them. Me, I find them fascinating in their ability to incite such reactions 😂

Oh, such a tragedy... a restaurant using Papyrus font! It's the end of the world! 💀

Haha, I just thought Papyrus looks fancy, didn't know it was a bad thing! Good thing I found this subreddit before messing up my school project!

The vast disdain for the Papyrus font is an interesting situation. Created in 1982 by designer Chris Costello, Papyrus was initially a hand-drawn font designed to combine the elegance of traditional calligraphy with the rawness of a hastily written papyrus manuscript. The problem, I believe, doesn't lie in the font itself, but rather in its overuse and misuse. The same can be said for Comic Sans, a casual script font that was never intended for professional use. However, because of their extensive use in inappropriate contexts, such as formal documents, business logos, and menus, they've become the black sheep of the font world. The problem isn't the fonts, it's how they're used.

Papyrus font, man... it's just everywhere. No getting away from it. To be fair, Comic Sans ain't a knight in shining armor either. They're both bottom tier font BS

LOL dude! I actually love me some Papyrus! 👌 Spices up my day. Makes me feel like I'm reading a magical Harry Potter menu or something. You're just a hater. 😛

OMG...I couldn't agree more! Using Papyrus font is seriously a crime against design. I mean, it's not ancient Egypt, people! I wouldn't even dare to eat there, who knows how much taste they have in food.