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When you were a kid, adult's signatures seemed just like random scribbles. amirite?
by Anonymous12 years ago
........ They....... Aren't? :o
by Anonymous12 years ago
i can't tell if you are joking or not...
by Anonymous12 years ago
I'll let you wonder about that I guess. :D nah, I'm not serious
by Anonymous12 years ago
haha :) ok :P
by Anonymous12 years ago
seriously though, most people's signatures are just scribbles. People hardly take the time to write legible ones..
by Anonymous12 years ago
... they still do.
at least my dad's does...
by Anonymous12 years ago
My dad's signature is literally a T and then some flourished lines, no not loops that could possibly be letters just flourishes.
by Anonymous12 years ago
My dad's is a K. That's it, just a K, not even scribbles or anything. It's the easiest thing to forge. :P
by Anonymous12 years ago
My teacher's name is Mello and he signed his name with a M and two loops.
by Anonymous12 years ago
made me think of Death Note
by Anonymous12 years ago
Yeah I do the first letter of each initial and then some random scribbles after that.
by Anonymous12 years ago
They still do...to me at least :P
by Anonymous12 years ago
At my job I have to get a lot of signatures. More often than not I have to ask them what their name is and write it legibly next to it. This one guy only does two parallel horizontal lines, like an elongated equals sign. I'm pretty sure that wouldn't be legal on an important document, especially since that couldn't possibly be Henry...
by Anonymous12 years ago
My mom's name is Tracy. Her signature is this scribble oval thing, then a bunch of smaller scribbles that I can only assume should be words.
by Anonymous12 years ago
I remember when I was little I would write in cursive as a whole bunch of loops and curves, with a slash or dot on or above in some places. And I actually thought I was doing it really well.
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