thxs guys for tranilating it for us
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Thanks for sharing these. I've never seen them before. The time he took to write these short little notes is heart warming given how busy he was most of the time. I'm sure they meant the world to the people they were addressed to.
interesting letter!
thank you!
thank you!
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Kelley_FloridlyAudacious wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah... I once "read" a book on handwriting analysis...
Hm... Freddie was a quick thinker. And... he lacks "culturally sensitive" e's. He may have been secretive. He had great self-confidence. Um... he appears not to have been the mass-murdering type. A real go-getter. Perhaps slightly introverted. Big flamboyant tails on some y's and g's.
Yeah... book had a whole section on homosexuality coming out in handwriting. Then... it went on to use Oscar Wilde's handwriting to prove that being gay wasn't a crime...
Hmm... more quick thinking... optimism or planning for the future... h's that are either genius or highly depressed. Generosity. The slanty i dot's mean something, maybe indication of a temper.
Eh, yeah... I'm bored. And I don't claim that a whit of that is spot-on.[/QUOTE]
Wow, this must be a really intersting book. What's it called?
Hm... Freddie was a quick thinker. And... he lacks "culturally sensitive" e's. He may have been secretive. He had great self-confidence. Um... he appears not to have been the mass-murdering type. A real go-getter. Perhaps slightly introverted. Big flamboyant tails on some y's and g's.
Yeah... book had a whole section on homosexuality coming out in handwriting. Then... it went on to use Oscar Wilde's handwriting to prove that being gay wasn't a crime...
Hmm... more quick thinking... optimism or planning for the future... h's that are either genius or highly depressed. Generosity. The slanty i dot's mean something, maybe indication of a temper.
Eh, yeah... I'm bored. And I don't claim that a whit of that is spot-on.[/QUOTE]
Wow, this must be a really intersting book. What's it called?
He says "see ya" :)
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Millionaire Waltz wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Can anyone actually read this?[/QUOTE]
well, if you've tried to read my dad's hand writting, you can read just about everything
well, if you've tried to read my dad's hand writting, you can read just about everything
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]The Millionaire Waltz wrote: [/QUOTENAME][QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Kelley_FloridlyAudacious wrote: [/QUOTENAME]Ah... I once "read" a book on handwriting analysis...
Hm... Freddie was a quick thinker. And... he lacks "culturally sensitive" e's. He may have been secretive. He had great self-confidence. Um... he appears not to have been the mass-murdering type. A real go-getter. Perhaps slightly introverted. Big flamboyant tails on some y's and g's.
Yeah... book had a whole section on homosexuality coming out in handwriting. Then... it went on to use Oscar Wilde's handwriting to prove that being gay wasn't a crime...
Hmm... more quick thinking... optimism or planning for the future... h's that are either genius or highly depressed. Generosity. The slanty i dot's mean something, maybe indication of a temper.
Eh, yeah... I'm bored. And I don't claim that a whit of that is spot-on.[/QUOTE]
Wow, this must be a really intersting book. What's it called?[/QUOTE]
That's just what I was about to ask.
Hm... Freddie was a quick thinker. And... he lacks "culturally sensitive" e's. He may have been secretive. He had great self-confidence. Um... he appears not to have been the mass-murdering type. A real go-getter. Perhaps slightly introverted. Big flamboyant tails on some y's and g's.
Yeah... book had a whole section on homosexuality coming out in handwriting. Then... it went on to use Oscar Wilde's handwriting to prove that being gay wasn't a crime...
Hmm... more quick thinking... optimism or planning for the future... h's that are either genius or highly depressed. Generosity. The slanty i dot's mean something, maybe indication of a temper.
Eh, yeah... I'm bored. And I don't claim that a whit of that is spot-on.[/QUOTE]
Wow, this must be a really intersting book. What's it called?[/QUOTE]
That's just what I was about to ask.
I'm pretty sure it's "Handwriting analysis : the science of determining personality by graphoanalysis, by M. N. Bunker."
It appears to have been written around 1971 and re-published up to 1981. Apparently, they man who wrote it was born in 1892... This sounds about right as the book I read wasn't in the best condition. Much like the rest of the books at my school...
What I read had "lessons" in it - actual tests and check-ups.
Computer card-catalogues are quite expedient. Much nicer than actually going into that library place (I've contracted a phobia).
It appears to have been written around 1971 and re-published up to 1981. Apparently, they man who wrote it was born in 1892... This sounds about right as the book I read wasn't in the best condition. Much like the rest of the books at my school...
What I read had "lessons" in it - actual tests and check-ups.
Computer card-catalogues are quite expedient. Much nicer than actually going into that library place (I've contracted a phobia).
[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Kelley_FloridlyAudacious wrote: [/QUOTENAME]I'm pretty sure it's "Handwriting analysis : the science of determining personality by graphoanalysis, by M. N. Bunker."
It appears to have been written around 1971 and re-published up to 1981. Apparently, they man who wrote it was born in 1892... This sounds about right as the book I read wasn't in the best condition. Much like the rest of the books at my school...
What I read had "lessons" in it - actual tests and check-ups.
Computer card-catalogues are quite expedient. Much nicer than actually going into that library place (I've contracted a phobia).[/QUOTE]
Wow, thanks.
It appears to have been written around 1971 and re-published up to 1981. Apparently, they man who wrote it was born in 1892... This sounds about right as the book I read wasn't in the best condition. Much like the rest of the books at my school...
What I read had "lessons" in it - actual tests and check-ups.
Computer card-catalogues are quite expedient. Much nicer than actually going into that library place (I've contracted a phobia).[/QUOTE]
Wow, thanks.