I hope it hollowsnhim out from the inside and he has to pour all of his money into experimental medical research only to have everyone around him funnel his money to their own projects instead while he is wheeled around like helper from venture brothers.

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krisevol -1 points 8 days ago

He has created literally 1000's of millionaire and trillions in wealth.

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pelespirit 2 points 9 days ago

His dad or grandpa owned a brothel here in the PNW too. He comes from a family of thugs.

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Formfiller 3 points 8 days ago

His grandfather couldn’t come back to Germany because he dodged the draft and went to Alaska to traffic women and children to miners

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ParlimentOfDoom 38 points 9 days ago

Title case.

Most of the important words get capitalized, but articles and prepositions stay lower case.

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pelespirit 8 points 9 days ago

For the sign? I think it's right, no?

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9point6 -13 points 9 days ago

No

83% of the capitals should be lowercase

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pelespirit 15 points 9 days ago

Is English your first language? The rule is you can capitalize all the words except the articles like the, a, etc. You're very angrily and confidently wrong on this.

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Promethiel 8 points 9 days ago

Holy moly, you went kinda hard at that other user, whilst holding only partial understanding yourself. It's like a movie, 'The Mysterious Case of the Overconfident Corrector' or some such.

There are more casing rules besides 'TC (Title casing) and SC (Sentence casing) in English grammar.
They are the most popular because both Chicago MLA and APA feature distinct rules for when to use them in the types of writing they cover.
There is no authority, grammatical or legal, that governs the usage of casing rules across the English language itself. They are determined by the bodies of authority in the medium they are being published. (e.g. No one polices which to use in coding. Google uses one, Apple another, etc).
Like any other style guidelines, the ostensible purpose for selecting one casing rule over another is to achieve a desired readability effect. Here is an example article going into how each one feels when using in UX design: https://uxplanet.org/....
I agree with the other commenter's spirit. They chose poorly for a billboard, imo, and sentence casing would produce a faster and more retainable read.

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9point6 2 points 9 days ago

I'm not angry lol

And also that only applies in a title, this isn't a title, it's a sentence

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PRIMEcavitationfetishist 4 points 9 days ago

The standard for like everything?

T's look weird in that font though. Line weight is fucked.

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