How's Your Handwriting (Pics S.V.P.)?

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Pretty handwriting, Kerrigan!

Here's another sample of my handwriting to show that I can write legibly when I spend inordinate amounts of time on each and every letter:

Whoa, what's that about me?

This is a very legible, neatly written version of my signature (It's from a drawing).

"ghotistix is pro"

My parents said that this was the worst hand writing they ever saw.


My cursive writing from 1992


Notes from high school

Let's put it this way.....
In addition to having bad hand-writing in the first place, the medicine I'm on causes my hands to tremble. So now, instead of looking like something off an Etch-a-Sketch, my cursive writing resembles the jagged lines on a seismonitor during an earthquake.

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Scoots, you stole my handwriting. No, you really did. Except mine's bigger and I use a bolder pen to make it more legible.

I voted 'average', because depending on how slowly I write, it can range from looking almost typewritten to being an illegible scrawl that even I can't read.

Here's an example of what my handwriting looks like when I do try:



Note that, without lined paper, my writing veers all over the place. A lot like how I walk and (attempt to) drive, then.

[I posted this twice already; sorry for being lazy and not writing anything new. ]

Mine is very small and illegible.

I always write in print, never cursive but it looks tidy enough if i am not in a rush. Most people seem to have untidy handwriting.

From that description, that sounds a lot like my handwriting. I actually find cursive harder to write than print-- although I do join letters in printing (see, for instance, 'ly' in the sample posted above).

The reference to writing like a sociopath means that if someone did a handwriting analysis that's probably how I'd come out, personalitywise. My writng is DERANGED. I also transpose letters a lot when I'm taking notes because I need to write so fast and am trying to reconcile my input with my output and not looking at the paper or what's on the board the whole time.

Is that a bird? Women have better handwriting than men.

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