Lets see your handwriting .
 

I got my yearly audit from the Pennsylvania State Inspection guy today . I did good, I had one work order misplaced, and I found that for him right quick.
I asked him if there is anything I need to know, or should be doing different for next year , and he told me that I could work on my handwriting.
I wanted to pimp slap that mo fo . J.K. He is actually a pretty good guy
Its not that bad is it ?http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1463011521.jpg

It would appear that I have ventured to the other side of the tracks, sorry , how to move this thread ?

Except for your M, looks good to me.
Of course, I have trouble reading my own handwriting...

Good luck getting away from the not so funny farm of PARF.

Yo Fred, I just sent a message to get your thread re-located to PPOT.

Your handwriting is really great - especially when compared to mine!

The problem is when your inspector made that comment - he couldn't use green font. :)

Carry on sir....SmileWavy

I cross my 7's so they aren't mistaken for 1's

That's printing, not writing...

It looks fine to me.
In fact, your use of capital letters is nice.

I used capitals when I filled out paperwork for the DOT when I managed the trucking company. I heard it somewhere that police officers are trained to write their reports using capital letters so they are easier to read.

different hands doing the writing

Yes it is :)

Kind of arty though - I like it.

:)

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1463017947.jpg

Check out the W's.

There are two "sets" if you know what I am saying.

Really?

Looks like Traffic Ticket writing.....maybe he should work on his reading...

I only type these days. More than 50% of what I wrote by hand is probably my signature!

I type a lot nicer and faster than I can write by hand!

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if he thinks that is bad... He should see the note pad I keep on my desk! :eek: quick scribbles while I'm on the phone. Scary stuff!

Wife never wants me to write down the stuff we need to buy at the grocery store, she can't read a single word in my handwriting - me neither sometimes.

My script wring is awful. I'm left handed taught by a right handed teacher. I tilt the paper the as a righty would and my wrist is bent. It wasn't until a drafting class in HS where I learned to print. I been out of HS for a almost 50 years and I still print very well, my script writing still sucks but not as much.

My cursive has never been good, so I eventually stopped and went to printing. The printing is legible, but not really that much better. I think I could write really slowly in either and make it better, but why? These days 99% of what I do is on a keyboard, so my penmanship is not important.

I should have been a Doctor.

Severely handicapped in teh handwriting department... learned to type at 9 and was allowed to submit typewritten papers.. no cursive, etc though I can fumble through it.