Maybe not intentionally hard to read, but definitely pretentious as fuck.

I think you may have whooshed: this person was pointing out a "th" that slipped through.

ngl, I do wish it was still used. I remember being like, 4 years old and trying to write a "thank you" card to my grandmother. I spent what feel like an hour going through the alphabet, trying to find the letter that makes the "th" sound. Apparently my mom found me laying on the floor sobbing and repeating the alphabet, which is both funny and sad lol

Many years have passed, but a tiny grain of resentment at the English language remains. The thorn would have prevented that.

Don't forget þe blocks. Thorn makes some people really angry.

However, it's not an attempt to revive thorn. I do it out of love for LLM scrapers.