Handwriting

[Sannum]

Here is JK's signature. Isn't it just so...Presidential!?

[Sannum]

1. Bush...

It looks like drunken scribbling:

[napi21]

2. If you know anything about handwriting, you know that shrub's

sig indicates a disconnect. Look at the B.

I'm sure no expert, but I know there's some real truth to handwriting indicating a lot about a person.

There are also quite a few broken links to the words throughout that note.

[Gardeaux08]

3. I have a book

that shows how Nixon's signature changed during his presidency. It's all very interesting.

[napi21]

7. Handwriting does change! Look at your own.

I can see the difference in my own depending on what's going on in my life at the time.

I'm sure any presidents sig changes too. I wouldn't know how to find Shrub's older handwriting examples to compare them with this one, but the current one is the one that matters.

Look at the tapes of Shrub when he debated Ann in Tx. He was coherent, well spoken, no smirks, etc. Then look at him now! It's NOT all age.

[SheWhoMustBeObeyed]

4. Would you agree that broken links in and of themselves

are not indicative of a problem - on the contrary, they can connote intuitive thinking - but in conjunction with other measurements can indicate problems with perception.

Months ago I posted an analysis of Kerry and Bush's handwriting done to the best of my limited, amateur ability, and was surprised to find some admirable traits reflected in Bush's writing. It's kind of a mug's game trying to analyze without original samples, but it was no surprise to find the thing that came through most clearly is that Kerry thinks, and Bush believes. Whatever one thinks of their differing methods of perception, each man draws a lot of power from his chosen path.

[sr_pacifica]

8. Right you are

I don't really see any "bad" traits in Bush's handwriting. It would have to be taken into consideration with other measurements, as you say.

[sr_pacifica]

5. I think the broken links can be a good thing---quick thinking, bu

in Bush's case it probably means impulsivity. I'm struck by the large spaces between words. Does any handwriting analyst out there know what that means?

[crickets]

9. It's an old school trick

to get handwritten papers to seem longer than they really are. /immature dig

[sr_pacifica]

10. Oh, is that what it is?

:D

[delete_bush]

11. This is really fascinating, I took a class in

handwriting analysis many years ago, was very sceptical, and found the results to be quite accurate.

It would interesting to see the analysis of someone who knows what they are doing. After finding my book, my amateur findings, very limited and based on just a few traits, would be:

1. the writer is isolating himself from his environment, socially, psychologically, or both (based on space between lines)

2. defiance and rebellion toward the rules of society, lack of inner order and balance (based on uneven left margin)

3. unstable moods and working habits, indecisiveness, confusion between reality and illusion, hyper-emotional, lacking in will power
(based on erratic baseline)

Again, amateur status BUT there is something disturbing about his handwriting.

[Oilwellian]

12. Check this out

For fun, I did the test on this website using Bush's handwriting. This is what they say about him:

He/she is creative in thoughts. The person is very careless about the impressions he/she makes. Material and physical aspects domiante the writer's life.


The writer has a potential to be an actor or an athlete. The writer has an unusual attitude or feeling regarding his/her belongings.


The sample indicates presence of pessimism, fatigue and depression. It seems that there is some diffficulty in expressing emotions and in adapting to various ciscumstances


He/she has a desire for travel, is having a fantasizing nature and is probably quite artistic. The sample reveals lack of self discipline, and maladjustment to life


The writer has obliging manners. He/she is a schemer,a hypocrite and is defensive. He/she is a good observer. He/she to some extent shows abrupt and selfishness nature.


The person has a tendency of sympathiziing and is of understanding nature. The person seems to be insecure, and somewhat hesitant. The sample indicates the presence of good manners, and selfassurance.


He/she seems to have qualities like informality and directness Superficiality, idealism are prominent from the writing.


It appears that the father had more influence on writer's life. The writer wishes to communicate his thoughts to others, but not about oneself.


There is an indication of progressiveness, extroversion and new ideas in doodler's nature. There is an indication of a more passive at the same time flexible person. The person desires attention and perhaps is indicative of a swollen ego.


The writer has something to hide and is sort of deceitful. The writer probably speaks with a forked tongue and could be lying.

[delete_bush]

13. thanks for the link -

makes me want to dust off the old book again. His handwriting goes all over the place, hard to pin down. The t's, for example. Some are crossed high, some low (has to do with goals and their corresponding importance), some are complete, others cross at the right of the stem (indicative of impulsiveness).

The lady who taught the class I took had clients who wanted to change aspects of their personality. She instructed them on how to modify their handwriting in order to effect a change in personality! Not sure about the results.

[pinniped]

14. Looks like the piece of human trash can't make up its mind...

whether its trying to handwrite or print.

Damm flipper flopper.

[sr_pacifica]

6. It looks a lot like John F. Kennedy's

My mother has a letter signed by JFK when he was senator back in 1960 before elected President and his sig looks very similar to John Kerry's.