Speed through Penmanship
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I never realized this, but apparently cursive writing is supposed to make you write faster.
[I always hated making uppercase Q...]
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This is one of the stupidest posts I have ever written. My sincere apologies.
The letter “Q”, which is very different than the one we (in non victorian lineage cultures) write, looks like a number “2″. I hate it as well.
*And please, thoughts about typography are never stupid.