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Topic	when will older folks stop acting like great handwriting is required for life?
NightMareBunny 02/09/18 10:07:15 AM #5:	InfestedAdam posted... I can see bad handwriting being a potential issue but in a signature? So long as one is consistent that's probably good enough. Hell, my boss sign off our projects in some bizarre way that in no way represent his name and one city actually questioned what the squiggly lines were. NightMareBunny posted... feels too much like the older generation is holding tightly to the past and won't give up because they refuse to admit their way of doing things is becoming outdated and obsolete That probably applies to any generation. There's supposedly a quote of someone yay back complaining about pens and how children will not know how to write with chalk without getting it on their sleeves. As a whole our generation seems pretty good at accepting and adapting to new technology but I wouldn't doubt it if some of us will still complain some decades from now. yeah but what I mean is that despite all of that the older generation doesn't seem to accept that doing everything by pen and paper is horribly outdated when it comes to doing one's business it's not only slow and time consuming but annoying as hell --- PSN: VV_Argost XB1:GamerClawdeen WiiU: GothicNightmare <cite>NightMareBunny posted [p:895760081] in when will ... [t:76300728]...</cite> <quote><cite>InfestedAdam posted...</cite> <quote>I can see bad handwriting being a potential issue but in a signature? So long as one is consistent that's probably good enough. Hell, my boss sign off our projects in some bizarre way that in no way represent his name and one city actually questioned what the squiggly lines were. <cite>NightMareBunny posted...</cite> <quote>feels too much like the older generation is holding tightly to the past and won't give up because they refuse to admit their way of doing things is becoming outdated and obsolete</quote> That probably applies to any generation. There's supposedly a quote of someone yay back complaining about pens and how children will not know how to write with chalk without getting it on their sleeves. As a whole our generation seems pretty good at accepting and adapting to new technology but I wouldn't doubt it if some of us will still complain some decades from now.</quote> yeah but what I mean is that despite all of that the older generation doesn't seem to accept that doing everything by pen and paper is horribly outdated when it comes to doing one's business it's not only slow and time consuming but annoying as hell --- PSN: VV_Argost XB1:GamerClawdeen WiiU: GothicNightmare</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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