Would Shakespeare Have Been a Blogger?
While poking around in a file the other day, I found a signature that I had made up from some website. I thought I’d go back to the site and see I could come up with something a little more masculine.
Here are the ones I like.
It’s fun, there are 120 fonts, different angles, differerent colors AND for $19.95 your signature can be animated. Isn’t that nifty? spiffy swell kewl?
I think I like #2 the best of the five. But no, am I not spending my hard earned Google ™ (Hi Sergey and Brin) bucks on animating it like John did.
Speaking of nify, spiffy, swell, and kewl. Didja know that Shakespeare wrote a lot, but didn’t sign anything, well hardly. It’s not like he had Papa Ratzi following him and he didn’t participate in book fairs or Grand Openings of Books a Million.
There are six of his signatures in existence. $3 million. The most rare is for a prescription of mycoxaflopin.
If music be the food of love, play on.
A man’s only as old as the woman he feels.
#2 is my choice, too.
Yah, #2 gets my vote. It’s got a bit of Goth edge. Nice!
Animated signatures are distracting. The only thing worse than those is on the mommy message boards where these broads have these six-inch-tall photo signatures with calligraphy and pictures of their kids. I say go subtle.
Okay, I’ll ad another vote for #2. At first I was thinking of #3 might be a good choice but then I thought about it further and figured that #2 fits your personality better as if someone really shouldn’t get within 20 feet of you unless they had a death wish or something of a similar nature. Especially if you were seen to be carrying a sharp object, chainsaw, lawnmower and other similar tools of destruction.
I guess I’m the “Odd woman” out but I like #3 the best. Now, if you’re asking which signature fits YOUR PERSONALITY best, I think I would have to go with #1. It’s bold—in your face and goes quite well with your saying, “When I turned 60 I thought I had patience, Turns out I just don’t give a S—”
OK…another shameless plug.
I’ll be interviewing actor-comedian and fellow baby boomer Michael Winslow on Monday on my internet radio show. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/passions
Remember him from the Police Academy movies and the Geico commercial?
@ Nessa: thank you.
@ Gretchen: Goth! Oh I got lots of black shirts. Black is slimming you know.
@Kirk M.: You prefer an X, probably???
@Beverly: That’s deep. Should I get my waders?
I like 2 or 3 😉