How do you sign your name?

[walterismydog]

mine is just squishy. like a big long squiggle with a couple of letters in it.

[speckledfrog]

First Last. MH does First MI Last, but there was another kid at our hs with the same first and last name so he got into the habit then.

[Deleted]

FirstInitialscribble LastInitialscribble

[Deleted]

First initial/last.

[margotmacomber]

I don't know.  I used to print firstname lastname.  After the Army, I sometimes make a C followed by a long line of scribbles that I put no thought at all into and have zero consistency with across the board.

[Kit]

First Initial/Last Name

[Deleted]

This makes me think of junior high and the inevitable practicing of signatures in spiral notebooks.

[Deleted]

Mar 7, 2013 12:28:18 GMT -5 @fucksticklegit said:

FirstInitialscribble LastInitialscribble

This is my signature.

[Anne Blythe]

I go by my middle name, so FirstInitial MiddleName+e Lastname.

[rex]

My signature looks like a scribble. It does not resemble any letters or names lol

[catwithspots]

first initial/last name--all blended as one

I have never signed my full first name.

Odd story, I had a co worker forged my name to a work form. When I was questioned about the form, I told HR and Legal that I never wrote the report nor did I sign it. I explained that the signature was not mine--I never sign my name in that form (full first name space last name). HR pulled all my employment paperwork to confirm, and I showed them my DL and passport signatures. I was cleared but co-worker was fired.

[amberlyrose]

Mine is (A scribble ly) (Big ass R) and (last initial scribble T scribble N)

H asked me one time why I even bothered to put letters in when it didn't even resemble my name anyway.

[daisyheadmaizie]

Mar 7, 2013 12:29:01 GMT -5 @bettyhomewrecker33 said:

First initial/last.

Ditto.

[Deleted]

First/last. I used to do first, middle initial, last but I sign so much stuff at work I stopped the initial. It's become messier since I switched departments.

[Deleted]

I scribble my signature. First initial, Lastname

[caddywompus]

I never had a middle name growing up, so when I got married I made my maiden name my middle name.  I always wanted a middle name, so now I proudly sign my name: Firstname Middleinitial Lastname.  If it's just a store recept or something then I get pretty messy, and do First initial-scribble Last initial-scribble

[bigang]

Mine is just my initials. My last name contains an "i" so I give my last initial a long tail and dot it so that it looks like there is an "i" in there. So, three letters and a dot. I'm lazy.

[emjacobs]

There are a few things that symbolize letters and some loops.

[stephlove]

I used to have to sign firstname middlename lastname. All 23 letters of it. My second cousin had the same name as me (different middle name, but same initial), and she got into a lot of trouble. I was served at my front door when I was 15 years old because someone put a PPO on her, and they sent it to me. I had to go to court and fight it, and since then, I had to distinguish my name on everything.

Now, it's much easier with my married name. I sign firstname lastname. Only 16 letters now! :-)

[Jalapeñomel]

First name, middle initial, last name.

But I also really like my handwriting, LOL.

[TrickyBob]

FirstInitialScribble MiddleInitial LastInitialScribble

[Jermys]

First initial, middle name, last name.

[muffin0]

Mar 7, 2013 12:28:18 GMT -5 @fucksticklegit said:

FirstInitialscribble LastInitialscribble

yeah pretty much this. I get in trouble when they have to match two signatures (like at ikea when I pick up my kid from the kid-land)

[pantsparty]

Firstname Lastname. It's perfectly legible. I didn't realize that was weird until someone pointed it out to me.

[lilafowler]

Firstname Middle Initial Lastname

[lyssbobiss, Command, B613]

Some scribbling, one of which resembles an 8 and not an H. Payroll called me once because I signed time sheets and asked if I could make it slightly more legible. No, I could not. Thanks for asking, though.

[Deleted]

first name, first initial of last name and then something that approximates the general shape that my last name would make if i wrote it properly in cursive.