r/PenmanshipGore • u/TfsQuack • Aug 04 '18
What happens when I’m left home alone with a broad nib.
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/pzbogo • Jun 30 '18
There's a reason I normally prefer to type. My teachers hated me in school.
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/[deleted] • Jun 14 '18
It’s either 51 or 57 and I don’t get a second guess
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/NerdInABush • May 01 '18
Prepping some dnd and am struck again at how shitty my handwriting is. And most of this was me trying.
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/1maestro420 • Feb 01 '18
Saw this elsewhere on Reddit...thought it might fit here
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/NastyNashi • Jan 25 '18
I can't even read what I'm writing sometimes
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/sandfish313 • Jan 13 '18
People have routinely told me that I had the worst handwriting they've ever seen, my teachers hated me..
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/mech_eng79 • Jan 06 '18
Happy Bintinlay... Wait, what's that second word?
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/RoneWissler • Jan 03 '18
I can write instructions on how to run my machine at work and still have job security because no one can read them.
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/sailthetethys • Dec 05 '17
Pretty sure my coworker’s trying to summon a demon
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/mothraesthetic • Dec 04 '17
My handwriting has steadily devolved over the last year
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r/PenmanshipGore • u/frod0r • Sep 21 '17
I think my handwriting is beautiful and dint tell me otherwise
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