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:...Cueball being "forced" to tell person who is wrong, due to him giving Cueball something that was in a font that was not the sans-serif font for which Cueball asked. | :...Cueball being "forced" to tell person who is wrong, due to him giving Cueball something that was in a font that was not the sans-serif font for which Cueball asked. | ||
β | In any case, the onlookers seem horrified at this sight. Cueball is using a Bluetooth headset that allows one to speak without actually | + | In any case, the onlookers seem horrified at this sight. What they do not know is that Cueball is arguing with his still-alive co-worker {{Citation needed}}. Cueball is actually using a Bluetooth headset that allows one to speak without actually touching the cell phone. The problem is that, since the headset is a small object attached to the user's ear while the phone is out of sight, someone using a Bluetooth headset may give the impression that he is talking to himself, or again, to a person who happens to be in front of him (even if the "unintended recipient" is dead). |
A {{w|sans-serif}} font is a font without serifs, small lines or strokes regularly attached to the end of a larger stroke in a letter or symbol. Common sans-serif fonts include {{w|Arial}} and {{w|Helvetica}}. | A {{w|sans-serif}} font is a font without serifs, small lines or strokes regularly attached to the end of a larger stroke in a letter or symbol. Common sans-serif fonts include {{w|Arial}} and {{w|Helvetica}}. |