Ia writeing on your hand with a pen a bad thing?????????
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obviously, writing on your hand will not be beneficial to you, you probably know that =p it looks messy and can GET messy if the ink smudges on your other things. Sometimes your hand might get wet, then you touch your face or shirt and stain it without realising.\n\nthat said, there is probably not a lot of harm in applying ink on your hand. =) i once had a friend who said every stroke of the pen takes 3 secs off your life, which is probably rubbish. =P the ink affects the top layer of your skin. the top layer of cells absorbs the ink, which is bad for your cells, but ultimately your skin constantly sheds its top layer anyway. the only thing to note is to make sure that the pen tip does not drag on fragile skin or scratch your skin. and of course, getting ink into an open wound can lead to an infection.\n\nother than that, it's probably harmless.
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This is something i was an expert at.  Sometimes I would write on my desk in pencil so i could wipe it off quickly.  Or i would type up a tiny cheat sheet in a super small font and put it in my  sock. I would sit with my foot propped on my other leg so I could see the paper easily. Don't write on the palm of your hand- the inside of your fingers may be better but I still don't recommend it. Just be careful.
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you are on the write page!!
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it's kind of aggravating to have to get up and get a new pen for the customer every time someone takes it.  Most people just take the pen automatically without noticeing they do it
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It means you have twisted your writing surface clockwise relative to your hand and are writing downwards and to the right.
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The person who invented the QWERTY keyboard as we know it today...(the order of the first letters on the left hand are QWERTY) did it in that order because in the day of mechanical typewriters there were arms that came up and struck the letter through an inked ribbon and onto the paper. Because of the use of certain letters (mostly vowels) the mechanical arms would jam up and cause you to stop typing and manually unstick the arms. In the Qwerty configuration, the arms were less likely to stick as they were arranged in a manner that allowed them to swing back to their position without hitting the other arms. I am 34 years old and did actually have a mechanical typewriter at one time.....I know...I am old. But in high school we used these lame Apple Computers to learn to type with.
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me and my friends draw on our hands and arms all the time...and i dont think were dead yet...i once had a sharpie \n"tattoo" of a tiger that went from my wrist to my shoulder and nothing happened...its just a myth smelling a sharpie is much more harm full than writing on your skin with one!
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My writing is totally different in different circumstances.  If I am making notes to myself it is difficult for anyone else to read.  When I wrote on a chalkboard or whiteboard for students it was near perfect.  When I look at things I wrote years ago I almost don't recognize it as my writing.  \n\nSome people just can't seem to master good handwriting skills.  My husband's writing is very difficult to read, and is more like printing than handwriting.
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Not sure why now.....but years ago when my kids were learning to write   all the specialists said if you think they are tending towards left-handed..........hand them everything in their right hand   pencil, fork, etc.   Seems they used to think left-handed was not a good thing, and it was better to teach them to be righty's.
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write them on your hand
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I agree! My theory is that if you put it down in writing, it is a reflection of who you are.  If you are careless about grammar and punctuation, then maybe you are a carless person too.  Attention to detail really makes a difference.\n\nFurthermore, consistant mis-spellings and incorrect usage might be an indicator of someone's work ethics.
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In the computer age, it might seem as though proper penmanship is becoming less important with each passing day.\n\nYet sloppy handwriting can hurt students' academic performance, from their class grades to their scores on standardized tests such as the SATs, experts say.\n\nThese links should give you all the information you need.
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You have a chamber filled with ink that opens up to a little ball at the tip, and opens up to air on the other side. Well, the ball is tightly trapped into the tip of the pen, and the ball itself is what you write with. When you roll the pen across the surface of your paper (or other surface), the ball rolls. It catches ink from the chamber and thus gradually coats itself. Then, as you slide it around, the ink rubs off the ball onto your paper. Pretty ingenious, eh?
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Written is worse, especially on a computer, where it stays in cyberspace forever to haunt you.  I was doing some research for work the other day, and found an article I had written six years ago, and how it read wasn't what I meant.\n\nPlus, it is difficult to express sarcasm or inflection with written words, and in theory, one could have time to organize one's thoughts and proofread before committing words to paper.
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The ink is equal to the blood.Why... I don't know..they flow easy as a river but are both damned and dammed.I cry about it but I am not a vessel for an essay.Let it Flow.
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Sorry, I have to disagree with everyone else - Left hand itchy, money coming in - Right hand itchy, money going out. Mainly because most people reach for their wallet (when paying for something) with their right hand....
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While I understand your question, most things should be written out on formal addresses, I just wouldn't on that one. It just seems awkward. But it's up to you, it's not wrong to write it out.