Signatures

pbsuxok1znja4r · 11-10-2006 01:02AM

I know someone who actually practiced his signiture 'till it was illegible.
Sap.

Kolodny · 11-10-2006 10:26AM

No matter how I try, I just can't seem to reproduce the same signature twice. If I was to sign a piece of paper 10 times, it would look more or less like I had signed once, and 9 different people had tried to (badly) forge my signature. It's a right pain when I have to sign for things and I get eyed suspiciously. Thank God for chip and pin

Dinxminx · 11-10-2006 12:12PM

Same. Every time I sign my name it looks different.

Always legible though.

sioda · 11-10-2006 12:32PM

Since workin in a college for a year signing off exercises mine is just a sqiggle but its my squiggle so i'm proud of it

Tar.Aldarion · 11-10-2006 01:50PM

Kolodny wrote:

No matter how I try, I just can't seem to reproduce the same signature twice. If I was to sign a piece of paper 10 times, it would look more or less like I had signed once, and 9 different people had tried to (badly) forge my signature. It's a right pain when I have to sign for things and I get eyed suspiciously. Thank God for chip and pin

Yeah, I used to be like that but once you get to signing it loads you start to just automatically start doing the same one.
The more ridiculous and squiggly the better.

seamus · 11-10-2006 02:05PM

Since I don't use pens all that much anymore, sometimes I fluff it up altogether and kind of get stuck halfway through and it becomes a mess. Mine's mostly legible, though it looks nothing like if I wrote my name normally.

singingstranger · 11-10-2006 02:20PM

That experiment ftw.

And yeah, perfectly legible except possibly til the last two letters where my L and Y get a bit gloopy.

NoDayBut2Day · 11-10-2006 04:42PM

scouser.tommy wrote:

I know someone who actually practiced his signiture 'till it was illegible.
Sap.

That.... defeats the purpose of practicing a signature! haha...

It BeeMee · 11-10-2006 06:07PM

I had to change mine years ago, after a boss told it it's "not very professional" to put a smiley-face in the loop of the "g"

I still sign birthday cards, good-luck cards and the like with the smiley face.
Not mass cards, though!