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Footballguy
Anyone use X?
pretty much this - it's a real #######' spectacle, and much more sublime when hungover.Mine is more of a design. You can make out the first letter of my last name, but that's it.
Pretty much every couple of years another letter is assimilated into the squiggle. About halfway through my first name now too.First name is legible. Last name is the first letter and pretty much asquigglywavy line.
You’d be surprised. handwriting experts would nail you every time.Mine is like a snowflake. Different every time.
I use an OAnyone use X?
I sign almost everything at work with Adobe. They can read that signature. Not my handwritten.Not really but it's better than it used to be when I worked for DOD and had to sign 100 things a week.
ThisMine is more of a design. You can make out the first letter of my last name, but that's it.
So many great FBGs started there.In high school my signature was pretty much my name written clearly in cursive. Then in college I was a "floor manager" (look at me) for a drug store. Part of my responsibilities was to sign a log for employee purchases since we got a discount and the manager had to wring them up. I would do 10 or more of these on a shift and got tired of doing it so meticulously, so it quickly devolved to first letter of first name, line to first letter of last name and a line to the last letter of the last name. Now, it's pretty much just those three letters but only the very last letter looks anything like it is supposed to (and that's only because its an L).