Velociworld

Cursive is really dieing out, i thought it was used by people who need to write alot in their jobs. I personaly don't write in cursive because i write faster in print. But Velociman, you know the 411. And if you watch the news, some plane crashed into a building on 72nd street in new york city. My cousin lives two blocks away, you can see the place where the plane hit. It took me 4 hours to get home from the bronx, this sucks.

I still write a lot for notes/exams/etc at university, but I print much more than actual writing. I've always been more of a printer.

... bite me, bigboy... my cursive can kick your cursive's ass....

What sucks most, is that I spent three years in penmanship classes. When I think of all the squirels I could have shot in that time, which I instead wasted writing cursive, it makes me want to dg up Mrs May and skullfuck her rotting corpse.

Sorry- out loud again? damn.

I can't remember the last time I wrote anything in cursive, except my signature. I have the same reason, being a southpaw. Plus, in my business, block printing fits mo bettah.

I can write cursive or I can print cursive and sweetthing allows I talk to damn much cursive

Learning cursive is a form of discipline for most children, and we wonder why our educators struggle with teaching kids today. I hate it that most teachers think that it's a useless learning tool. I don't think there's anything lovelier than receiving a nicely written letter or thank-you note, especially from children. Call me old-fashioned, but I write in cursive only.

I switched to printing when I realized I was just as fast with it as cursive writing, plus measurably more legible. Meanwhile my signature has become completely stylized.

Cursive was meant for use with quill pens, and...yknow, we haven't been using those for some time now...

Cursive writing? I can write "fuck" just as easily with a pen as with a keyboard...