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GP NOIR said:
I hate cursive. The only reason to teach cursive is so our children can read the Constitution and Bill of Rights in the original Klingon
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It does have limited uses, but it's needed If only to have a signature that's worth a shit & not a worthless scribble. That's something everyone should hang their hat on IMHO
 
Ddays said:
It does have limited uses, but it's needed If only to have a signature that's worth a shit & not a worthless scribble. That's something everyone should hang their hat on IMHO
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I think we’ve had the signatory conversation before but when I used to have employees who just printed their name (about as good as my two year old nonetheless) instead of signing to because they don’t know how, I was mind blown. How at 20+ years old do you not know how to write your signature?
 
OverlanderJK said:
I think we’ve had the signatory conversation before but when I used to have employees who just printed their name (about as good as my two year old nonetheless) instead of signing to because they don’t know how, I was mind blown. How at 20+ years old do you not know how to write your signature?
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yup we did. I continually laugh when I have guys signing pick up slips. It's like what the hell is that even supposed to say? Or when I get asked for POD on an order when they try to refuse payment and I send them a packing slip with a chicken scratch on it. Not my fault your retards can't make
the effort
 
Ddays said:
It does have limited uses, but it's needed If only to have a signature that's worth a shit & not a worthless scribble. That's something everyone should hang their hat on IMHO
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Unless of course the person is unable to replicate the signature that they wrote 40 years ago, or even 7 years ago. I write my cursive signature perhaps once per year on average (to vote, and for the back of credit cards).
 
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