Your signature

[trampledamage]

My signature is pretty consistent, my first initial and last name without taking the pen off the page - I spend my life signing legal documents so I had to develop one that was reasonably readable. I've also got so in the habit of including my collar number on the tail of the last letter that I find myself doing it in shops and things. Usually to an odd look that says "that's a weird surname".

Just nod and say, "yes, the 123 are silent"

I'm in the big letter, big letter, scrawl camp of writing. And given that I do it so rarely these days, I need to think to remember what to do!

(I haven't forgotten how to write, I hasten to add, just I don't sign my name very often these days)

 

[Bisz]

My signature is my initials, highly stylized cursive G that loops around and then forms a P, all in one bold stroke. Its awesome, and takes about 1.5 seconds to write

 

[RoJoHen]

I never understood the dislike of 'cursive' writing in the US. Unless you're under 5, who wants to print every letter? I ahve to put serious concentration into not joining letters up

I think the majority of people end up developing their own style, which is usually some combination of print and cursive.