Or... you could teach your kids cursive for their benefit.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

what benefit does it have these days?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Well it's a secret language that apparently the other kids can't read, for one...

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Same as calligraphy. The less people that know how to do it the more valuable a resource it becomes for people who can. In ten to twenty years people will probably be able to make a living by starting their own cursive business.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

For what purpose...? To write letters in a form not used in any real way, so the reader could understand?

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Letters are about as useful as cursive anymore. No, I'm talking about fancy things like wedding invitations, Christmas cards, or an embroidered plaque on some hipsters wall so they can flex intellectual by knowing what it says.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Make sure you also buy a stick shift car, so they don't ask to borrow the car.

by Anonymous 3 years ago

for whatever reason, i know how to read cursive despite not learning it so *CHECKMATE FOOLS*

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Oh, no!! He has the decoder ring!!

by Anonymous 3 years ago

My best friend's wife is a teacher and they rely soley on tablets. They don't even write stuff down, _rarely._ To make it worse, since this is Middle School, by the end of the year all the tablets were broken and since the kids all had computers the school got rid of the computer lab. This year was a joke and the school expected the kids to suffer with nothing unless the teachers bought supplies out of their own pockets 🤦‍♂️

by Anonymous 3 years ago

Im surprised they still teach it, I never see anyone write in it

by Anonymous 3 years ago

So doctors are really like super sayans? (Spelling- W/E)

by Anonymous 3 years ago