Do you write in cursive or print?

[thespeakerbox]

Which do you commonly write in?

 

[clamum]

Print ever since I left Junior High where we were required to write in cursive. I tend to print in all caps, probably about 75% of the time, unless the text I'm writing is longer than a sentence or two.

 

[herm0016]

print or chicken scratch are my preferred fonts.

 

[BlackTigers]

Originally posted by: clamum
Print ever since I left Junior High where we were required to write in cursive. I tend to print in all caps, probably about 75% of the time, unless the text I'm writing is longer than a sentence or two.

This...exactly.

Except we stopped writing cursive in 6th grade.

 

[Descartes]

I write a mixture of both, with legibility hovering around 25% on average. I'm an extremely impatient writer as I can type magnitudes faster. My notes look like scribbles, with only a few letters being clear enough to remind me what I was trying to say. It works for me.

 

[SlickSnake]

Originally posted by: Descartes
I write a mixture of both, with legibility hovering around 25% on average. I'm an extremely impatient writer as I can type magnitudes faster. My notes look like scribbles, with only a few letters being clear enough to remind me what I was trying to say. It works for me.

This.

 

[Lonyo]

Cursive because it's much faster.

 

[Arcadio]

Print, but I only use capital letters. Oh, and on average I write about 20 words per week.

 

[rivan]

Originally posted by: Arcadio
Print, but I only use capital letters. Oh, and on average I write about 20 words per week.

This. I do write the grocery list, though, so my total might be ~40 words/week.

 

[CycloWizard]

I write exclusively in Times New Roman. Except for my signature, which is cursive (or a scribble, depending on who you ask).

 

[Megatomic]

Originally posted by: herm0016
print or chicken scratch are my preferred fonts.

same

 

[dbk]

free flowing~

 

[SpunkyJones]

Upon reviewing my notes from the past week, it appears I have the penmanship of a uneducated 4 year old, its mostly unintelligible print, but I can read it for the most part.

 

[Trey22]

Print for everything except my signature, even then, my cursive looks like print.

 

[potato28]

Lines.

 

[meltdown75]

i mix it up and just try to keep it real.

 

[aircooled]

Print. My signature is just "flowing print".

 

[Nitemare]

print, cause no one could read my cursive

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: Lonyo
Print because it's much faster.

 

[NuclearNed]

print

I sign my name in cursive, and that is the only cursive I've probably written since high school (20+ years ago). I probably don't even remember how to write some cursive letters.

 

[potato28]

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: Lonyo
Print because it's much faster.

How can printing be much faster? Sure, when I get going no one except me can read my bad writing but I'm way faster at scribbling it all out.

 

[Injury]

I'm in with the "I rarely have to write things so I just kinda scribble and translate later" crowd.

 

[Anubis]

Originally posted by: potato28

Originally posted by: Anubis

Originally posted by: Lonyo
Print because it's much faster.

How can printing be much faster? Sure, when I get going no one except me can read my bad writing but I'm way faster at scribbling it all out.

because for me it is, and has always been faster

 

[Vehemence]

Print, cursive is for girls

 

[ggnl]

I haven't used cursive since I was required to do so in primary school. Sometimes when I'm writing really fast (especially when taking notes during meetings) I use a kind of print/cursive chicken scratch hybrid. But the past couple years I've been actively trying to improve my handwriting. It used to be pretty bad.