Poll: How do you Write?

[kintaris]

I have very good cursive handwriting, for when I'm writing seriously for a novel or something.

Rest of the time I use block caps. Which are still very neat. I was brought up in that kind of environment.

 

[Truth Cake]

I CAN write in cursive, but it's never necessary nor useful except for when I need to write my signature; otherwise my print handwriting isn't illegible or overly messy, but it is fairly big and I take a longer time to write than most other people, so I use a computer most of the time

 

[Claptrap]

I write like a spider got ink on it's feet and went ice skateing across the paper.

In otherwords, Rubish.

 

[-Samurai-]

My writing is a lazy combination of print and cursive. The letters sometimes string together into a hybrid style.

 

[Helmutye]

I generally prefer to type, but sometimes I find that writing ideas out by hand helps my thinking process, so I've actually maintained my handwriting skills pretty well, relatively speaking. I generally print when I write, though when I go fast it becomes kind of a combination of print and cursive. I can read and write cursive just fine, but I don't really like writing it for some reason. I feel like printing is cleaner.

 

[Kuchinawa212]

me right no so wells

but really, I write in print and rather small. and I and I use the & a lot

 

[Catalyst6]

I usually prefer using a keyboard for typing rather than writing, it takes a lot longer for your hands to tire. If I'm forced into writing, however, I use a half-printing, half-cursive hybrid that usually has the simple and connected letters in cursive and the rest in print. (ex: "simple" would be "im" and "le" in cursive, the rest printed).

 

[Shock and Awe]

My hand writing is awful, damn near illegible. I can write quite fast though which is good. The only thing I write in cursive is my signature though. Most my writing is done on the computer when possible because of my bad handwriting.

 

[YepGeddon]

I have horrific handwriting and it hurts my eyes to look at it. Seriously a five year old with no hands could have nicer handwriting than me.. Therefore if I were forced to write something for some bizarre reason, I'd probably use a computer.

 

[Prof.Wood]

Poorly... Very Poorly.

My handwriting is Atrocious at times. Um, well its Non-Cursive since it seems to make it slightly better and more legible.

Your lucky, my handwriting is Always Atrocious.

 

[chromewarriorXIII]

I type mostly, but when I'm taking notes for class I have to hand write them. My hand writing is really messy when I'm writing fast, but I can read it easily enough so I have no problems with it.

 

[Archemetis]

I'll take this moment to re-post what I posted in a similar thread not long ago...

I think it says it better than I ever could... Even if it is still me saying it...

 

[bak00777]

Poorly... Very Poorly.

My handwriting is Atrocious at times. Um, well its Non-Cursive since it seems to make it slightly better and more legible.

Same for me, but even in Non-Cursive is hard to read some times. This is because i never learned how to properly hold a pencil. i should have learned when i was 6 when they tried teaching me, but for some reason i always held it my own way, causing my hand to cramp sooner and my writing to be poorer. Yeah for computers!

 

[Deathkingo]

So how do you do it primarily? Vote and Comment

Vote and comment? Nay, sir! You shant tell me what to do after I have voted! If the thread has enough weight behind it, and it really tickes my brain, I shall usher forth a comment. I will not post a comment just because you are demanding one from me.


...dammit.

 

[MIIK900]

My handwriting resembles Japanese hiragana so...yeah. I take notes on my laptop.

 

[NeutralDrow]

On a computer, ideally. I like easier oversight and having my writing legible.

My handwriting resembles Japanese hiragana so...yeah. I take notes on my laptop.

My hiragana is better than my handwriting, strangely enough.

 

[SomeLameStuff]

I write half cursive, and very VERY small.

Most of my teachers hate me for that.

 

[TheYellowCellPhone]

I always write in print (non-cursive), since cursive is at times hard to read and more sloppy. I have exquisite handwriting, writing potential and understanding of the English language. I should be an editor...

 

[SquirrelPants]

Mostly collages. I have lots of ransom notes that need writing, after all.

 

[child of lileth]

Other. I use manuscript when I physically write stuff. I'm not sure if that counts as "non-cursive" or not though.