funny, silly, whatevs.
keep it comedic
I switched schools for high school after being in a British private school since the first grade. I was shocked at seeing anyone write in block print for the first time. Up until then I genuinely thought that cursive was the only way to hand-write and that block was reserved for little kids just learning to write.
EDIT: That school even had a calligraphy class that taught us how to write with a fountain pen. I have no idea what world they were preparing us for.
Kinda makes me wonder why he didn't write that sign in cursive. Kind of a missed oppertunity to accually use it
But then no one would be able to tell what it says
fair, but it would look nice i guess
Signing forms is kind of a requirement in most cases. Though I K kw a lot of Der peoe just do some sort of squiggle that looks nothing like cursive or letters.
Edit: Just looking at what I typed and by shit, what the fuck. Proofread your posts, kids.
My signature is just print but sloppier
Imagine not using the faster, cooler way of writing
Typing?
I don't have to imagine.
I don't remember the last time I hat to write something on paper except for signatures
Is it speaking into your phone? Thats what I see the youngins do
I guess it's a good thing he wrote it in print. Nobody would've been able to read it otherwise.
I learned cursive to pro actively fuck with the people that didn't
I have lovely cursive handwriting and I'm proud of it
My handwriting is anal sauce but at least at one point I wasn't terrible at calligraphy. Those two things are not related skills at all.
Gen x? No, millennials ~~were the last Gen to learn cursive~~ learned cursive too
I don't think one has to be the last to learn a thing in order to be able to realize how pointless learning it was.
I beat the system. I've made it halfway through life only knowing how to sign my name in cursive. It has been a glorious victory.
The hell are you talking about? It's the perfect secret code to keep anything hidden from younger generations. It's like how manual transmission is the best car security system there is.
Hah! I treat that as a nice side-effect. The primary reason I use cursive in my daily notes (nothing that I'd need another person to be able to read) is convenience and speed.
I do have a decent-looking print handwriting and I use that if shit needs to be legible to anyone else.
That would include millennials also. This guy also looks more millennial age then genx.
I don't care about efficiency it looks cool
I do use cursive at work, but only to read wicked old documents. And lemme tell you 1800s court document cursive is not the same as what I was taught in school. Similar, but there are places it will trip you up.
Funny enough, there was an op-ed from a professor lamenting the fact that younger generations can't read cursives. He worried that the current generation will become future historians who may not be able to read them.
Might as well lament not being able to write and read cuneiforms or oghams by the masses is what I thought to myself. If cursive writing becomes obsolete and relic of history, so be it. Historians specialise reading ancient texts so the same expectations should be applied to future historians to specialise reading cursives, if they are so interested.
Right, it's not like someone who becomes a historian can't easily learn how to read cursive. It's not exactly rocket science.
Signing mortgages....so ueah, absolutely nothing.
Do you actually think it matters what is written? All they want is proof that you signed, draw a penis for all they care.