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Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Combattente - 2010-04-08
.. and italians cursive.
Cursive, 99% of the time.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Wigum - 2010-04-08
I write a strange combination of both. Capital letters are nearly always in Print. l's and t's are often in cursive. the rest varies. I can write equally well in either form however. If i'm taking notes and need to write fast, it's more cursive than not as I write much faster in cursive.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - FelixTM - 2010-04-08
Cursive, ONLY. I can not stand those freakin' forms and crap that require printing. I have the printing of a 2nd grader, since that was the last time I printed regularly. And even when I print, there's always several cursive letters mixed in. I even fill out matching sections on tests with a single cursive letter. It's just natural to me.
It's always saddened me how few people care about cursive. It is the superior form of writing.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Doctor Omega - 2010-04-08
My handwriting is quite an odd combination of both. It's hard to explain, really.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Dusk - 2010-04-08
FelixTM Wrote:Cursive, ONLY. I can not stand those freakin' forms and crap that require printing. I have the printing of a 2nd grader, since that was the last time I printed regularly. And even when I print, there's always several cursive letters mixed in. I even fill out matching sections on tests with a single cursive letter. It's just natural to me.
It's always saddened me how few people care about cursive. It is the superior form of writing.
I never bothered to learn cursive. It's ugly and gives you little freedom in how you form your letters because they have to connect to each other. It's also harder to read. pineapple cursive. I printed that paragraph on the SAT.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Beloved - 2010-04-08
Kevo Wrote:I can't do cursive at all, it just looks plain ugly. I actually took a picture (blurry) of a page from my notes recently with my laptop's camera and everybody said it was girly >:[.
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You've very nice writing. Even though it looks girly, yeah. lol
I print. When I'm rushing 20+ pages of notes per hour, it's .. well, I guess you call it scribbles too? lol I noticed also, that writing on normal speed generates several styles of writing for some reason. Never cursive, just different styles.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Roxas - 2010-04-08
FelixTM Wrote:Cursive, ONLY. I can not stand those freakin' forms and crap that require printing. I have the printing of a 2nd grader, since that was the last time I printed regularly. And even when I print, there's always several cursive letters mixed in. I even fill out matching sections on tests with a single cursive letter. It's just natural to me.
It's always saddened me how few people care about cursive. It is the superior form of writing.
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Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - >Implying - 2010-04-08
I honestly forget how to write in cursive. In elementary school, they went out of their way to teach us how, telling us that we'd need it for high school, and then we never used it again. My handwriting is pretty sloppy, but that's ok; whenever I've got an important assignment I always make sure to type it up.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - RideBMX - 2010-04-08
Cursive is for my signature only and it is damn hard to do. It is suppose to make writing quicker, but takes me at least twice as long to write just my name.
If I could I would print in a courier typeface.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Russt - 2010-04-08
Kevo Wrote:I can't do cursive at all, it just looks plain ugly. I actually took a picture (blurry) of a page from my notes recently with my laptop's camera and everybody said it was girly >:[.
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It is girly!
I used to exclusively write in cursive. At some point in middle school I spontaneously switched to exclusively print and I've done so ever since.
The only time I use cursive is in my signature.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - tzk221 - 2010-04-08
If I use a pen, I write in illegible cursive. If I use a pencil, I write in illegible print.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - TøbiasBlack - 2010-04-08
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![[Image: writingn.jpg]](http://img52.imageshack.us/img52/2426/writingn.jpg)
chicken scratch.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Slaking - 2010-04-08
Cursive. My writing in print looks better but takes at least twice as long, so unless it's an important test I'm writing in cursive.
I don't really get how some people write print so easily, it actually takes a lot of effort for me to do it. o_o
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - ItachiPower - 2010-04-08
Print. But it's sloppy as hell and i write my S in cursive for some reason.
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - SlayerZach - 2010-04-08
Like many others, I was taught cursive (after print, of course) in elementary school. I only print now, and I suppose I use cursive for signatures as well (or if I'm bored enough). *shrugs*
Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - NotFromMars - 2010-04-08
Squiggly print.
I can do cursive if I have to, but do not want and it looks stupid.
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3rd-5th grade: "You're gonna have to write everything in cursive starting in Middle school or you'll fail!!"
I've had one teacher after that (that often forgot to) have us write in cursive.
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Do you write in cursive, or do you print? - Jon - 2010-04-09
I write in print, with a couple cursive letters thrown in randomly. Dunno why.
EDIT: Oh and my signature is HORRENDOUS. My cursive sucks, so in the last couple years I've just been using doctor-script for my signature.