I was writing down my thoughts today.. and for some reason after I was finished I really studied my hand writing... Its usually seems that when you write you either always write in cursive or print .. but I realized today mine is mostly print with a slight cursive twist... I realized I still connect my letters to my y's and t's and g's ...

Do you seem to write more in cursive or print?

or do you have a twist to your handwriting like me?

I guess I have to agree with professors and scientists that analyze handwriting I truly believe each individuals handwriting is unique and really says something about ones personality...

do you agree ?^^^^^

print

I CURSE.%**@#$!


Cborgman's handwriting has the slant of a serial killer. Just saying.

Cursive. Print takes too long.

I read that people with large signatures think highly of themselves.

funkycat00 said:

I did too, and from what I've seen I would tend to agree. I've only ever seen huge swirling signatures come from people who are very very controlling.

I combine the two

veronikka said:

OMG so do I.

johnart said:

Saaaaame!

kewlschool said:

veronikka said:

thats what I meant by a twist to my writing I think ive done that since middle school

SherryJackson said:

so with me in this does that make us a cult??

RenHoek said:

RenHoek said:

No. It makes us an Exclusive Club.

johnart said:

There will be t-shirts. Please fork over 77 dollars care of kewlschool-you may get one in 3 to 4 months.

kewlschool said:

ok you all are so going in my sig!!

YEAH!!!!!

connorhawke said:

we all need to compare siggies

ZombieKitten said:

And then be accused of being self-obsessed and possible open ourselves to forgery!



I'm in

print. when i was young and thought i was being cute, i trained myself to write all vowels in lower case and the cons in caps.
iT LooKS SoMeTHiNG LiKe THiS.

i haven't been able to train myself to stop doing it.

printing, but it's messy

cborgman said:

do you do little hearts to dot your "i"s?

Cursive. I tend to make my loops slightly bigger than most.

veronikka said:

Only if I'm in a rush. My combination can look kinda sloppy though. I hate writing in all print. My print looks like a kid's handwriting almost. It kinda strains my fingers to write in all print too. Cursive's more fluid for me.

connorhawke said:

It depends on what I'm writing.

I'm a teacher. Most of the time I print because most high school kids can neither write nor read cursive and complain when your write with it.

I have 2 different signatures: One that I use for checks and official documents, and one that I use for passes and school stuff. I have perfected that signature so that it is not "forgeable"...
And they are both big and self-important.

Except for my signature, I write in small all-capital print. In the interest of time, though, I often don't raise the pen from the page, so somehow my letters do still usually connect.
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ZombieKitten said:

That'd be a cool thread. I've already got mine digitized.

both and my handwriting changes! sometimes it is very very legible other times not so much.

there is a slant sometimes.

yes i agree about analysis of handwriting

usually print...but i found some old school work the other day...i would go from print to cursive within the one project