Your handwritten signature.

[cantdrv55]

I can sign my name in 50 ms because it’s just two letters and a scribble in the end

[WPOZZZ]

Originally Posted by Shaun @ Tru6

this has been my signature for the last 10 years for everything that isn't a legal document. Those have maybe an extra swoosh or two. I always get a kick from old people very carefully signing the screens at grocery store self-checkout.

That is like my gf's sig. My sig is almost as bad as Trump's sig.

[WPOZZZ]

Originally Posted by herr_oberst

I sign store checkout pads like this:

Originally Posted by stevej37

^^^ Barb Wire?

ekg.

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by Chocaholic

Same here…

I think that's stylish. AND hard to copy. Mine is basically just my name in script - not very imaginative.

When I'm signing 100 pages of a legal document with my initials after a few pages it looks like a rude pic. WD

[ckelly78z]

I generally make the first letter of my first, and last name large, and swooping, while the remaining letters are all smaller, in legible cursive....nothing special.

[NY65912]

My sig has morphed over the years from a totally legible one to a big M lines a kind of S and more lines.

However, I sign about 150 checks a week and had to come up with something that can be written quickly.

[stealthn]

Now that I have your names and signatures, your homes have been signed over to me 😀

I cringe when I watch my son’s print their names, I think it’s stupid they stopped teaching cursive in schools.

[NY65912]

Originally Posted by stealthn

I think it’s stupid they stopped teaching cursive in schools.

One of the dumbest things education has done.

[Tobra]

I can do it fast, it is consistent and I am told it is very difficult to copy.

[masraum]

Originally Posted by NY65912

One of the dumbest things education has done.

Really, the list is pretty big and you put that at the top?