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Jack Valentino

(4,451 posts)
7. Doesn't matter how you write your signature--- cursive, printed in big block letters---
Sun Jun 1, 2025, 09:55 PM
Jun 2025

back when illiteracy was more widespread, they just "made their mark"...

Signing a check is about the only thing I would ever use cursive for, now,
but I haven't even done that in a few years--- use a debit card,
and pay bills online to save the postage, which is now getting really expensive for just a letter...
(but "forever" First Class stamps are really cool--- I still have half a book which I bought about five years ago!)


With everyone using computers and printing things out,
and sending emails and texts, there isn't much point in cursive--
although if you haven't learned it, it might be difficult
to read some historical documents or old family letters.....



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Good Penmanship is becoming a lost art BOSSHOG Jun 2025 #1
Do you ever wonder DENVERPOPS Jun 2025 #5
I've been reading BOSSHOG Jun 2025 #6
Doesn't matter how you write your signature--- cursive, printed in big block letters--- Jack Valentino Jun 2025 #7
Don't you have to sign your ballot? LisaM Jun 2025 #8
Oh yeah--- forgot about that one! Jack Valentino Jun 2025 #9
Great info JV DENVERPOPS Jun 2025 #10
Article I Section 8 Claus 7 Lifeafter70 Jun 2025 #12
When signing at election, the judge say young folks print. efhmc Jun 2025 #13
Even harder with spray paint! TommyT139 Jun 2025 #2
Is that . . . cursive writing? Aussie105 Jun 2025 #3
I'm on the dysgraphia spectrum. multigraincracker Jun 2025 #4
Beautiful penmanship. calimary Jun 2025 #11
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