Can you write in cursive/script?

[Yantelope]

I had to start drawing a line through my z's because in higher-level calc classes I started having trouble telling the difference between 2's and z's, which can cause problems.

 

Yeah, that too. Then you start throwing in the greek alphabet and it all goes to hell.

[Baguette]

I can write in cursive except capital letters, I just don't remember them.

 

Also, I think my handwriting is pretty. Since I tend to be the one in my groups to do all the writing.

[rainetemplar]

I'd like to think I can. Also I have a nice calligraphy pen I handle pretty well.

 

[brida]

I have "pretty" handwriting.

pics or it didn't happen

 

I don't have a scanner... I'll see what I can do with my camera.

 

Also, don't get your hopes up.

~homely writing~

[Showmeyomoves!]

[drag]

i'd hope everyone was capable of joining their letters up it's not exactly difficult.

[TheMightyEthan]

There's more to it than that, some of the letters are different. Like a cursive f is fucked up.

 

@rtemplar: the only way that handwriting (the print) could get any girlier would be if you dotted your i's with hearts.

[StrifeROKs]

dotting it with hearts or smileys just makes it more personal. I mean, who doesnt do that?

[rainetemplar]

Pwah! Jealousy.

[TheMightyEthan]

[Mr. McFluffermutton]

Pfft. I'm half way through college and other than signing my name, I haven't written in cursive since middle school. Haven't had to.

[Showmeyomoves!]

There's more to it than that, some of the letters are different. Like a cursive f is fucked up.

 

@rtemplar: the only way that handwriting (the print) could get any girlier would be if you dotted your i's with hearts.

 

When I was still in school, my handwriting was actually more similar to that. But I was still cool!

 

@McFluffermutton: Manly, is that you?

[Bouchart]

I can write cursive, but I rarely need to do that. Everything these days is typed. It seems like a waste, other than my signature.

[Mr. McFluffermutton]

@McFluffermutton: Manly, is that you?

No, but I am fairly manly.

[Showmeyomoves!]

It's a deceptively similar username, then! I hope to see much confusion following your posts.

[Mister Jack]

I can write in cursive and I can do it so people can read it, but my cursive isn't very pretty so I usually don't bother. If your cursive isn't pretty, it seems to defeat the purpose of writing in cursive.

[iLjaG]

I was gonna draw up some really awesome graffiti-type work for this thread, but by time I got out all my pencils and started to sketch something out, my enthusiasm died.

 

On topic: I'm pretty sure we learned cursive in the 2nd grade.

[Pheermee]

which is why my cursive looks like a second graders writing

[ixa]

other than signing my name, I've never written in cursive since I was taught how to in 3rd grade.

[iLjaG]

When I went to private schools, it was mandatory that we did all our work in cursive. Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu-

[Pheermee]

Me too Kanji and that I learn Latin

[c hoertjes]

I can, but it looks like gibberish. I only do it when signing my name, and that usually looks like a doctor's signature. Of course, my print handwriting is barely above chicken scratches, so I'm just not blessed with the gift of penmanship.

[TheMightyEthan]

So, my professor is writing on the white-board in cursive, and I've never really thought about it before, but it's a weird sensation: I can read the words just fine, but if I look at the individual letters they don't look like letters, they just look like meaningless squiggles. It's like if I could read Arabic without knowing the alphabet.

[Battra92]

 

:-)

[staySICK]

for some reason it won't let me vote, but yes I can write cursive, somewhat legibly, although the sheer nature of being left handed makes cursive a pain and the writing utensil used has a major impact on the legibility, as southpaws are more prone to smudged handwriting.

 

Battra, your capital I's and S's are strange.