For Handwriting Evaluation Week I assumed we should always take a good, unbiased take a look at what sort of sick, twisted deviants could possibly be writing on our truffles with their sick, twisted piping luggage.
For SCIENCE!
Exhibit A.
One can observe from the jagged, hesitant strokes and center patterns that this particular person has an impulsive emotional responsiveness and cautious self-castigation. Additionally current: a nagging apprehension that she left the espresso maker on.
Exhibit 2.
Be aware the broadminded buildings and upward slant that exhibits a bent towards self-deceit and argumentative euphoria, with a perfunctory nod to antidisestablishmentarianism. Tsk. So typical.
Exhibit 6.
Completely attractive.
Exhibit IV.
Sexy, with a aspect of cautious self-castigation.
Exhibit È.
Randy as a tipsy Newman.
Exhibit Spoon.
Potential ax-murderer. Who’s attractive.
And eventually:
Exhibit Nein.
A magical unicorn with telekinetic powers.
Or an overworked shift supervisor, who has a headache.
[shifty eyes]
SCIENCE!!
Due to Arthur S., Breanne S., Nikki M., Marcela T., Christy H., Kayla G., & Stephanie Okay. for making each hyper-active preschooler with a crayon look down proper proficient.
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P.S. I assumed you guys may like some “humerus” pens:
GET IT? “HUMERUS”?
Really this set comes with all of the syringes & little tablet pens, too, for under $10! And I am in no way bitter over the truth that I simply purchased one – ONE! – of these tablet pens from a store right here in Orlando for $5. 🙂 (It is tremendous lovable, although; it telescopes open!)
