[willywill]

I have to admit, I had to look up what cursive meant. we don’t use that word a lot, do we?

I wonder how in the heck she knew the word.

[Tijeras_Slim]

I wonder how in the heck she knew the word.

Five years in 7th grade.

[Responsibility2nd]

I wonder how in the heck she knew the word.

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Its very likely that she doesn’t read anything; much less cursive writing.

She was just using that as an excuse.

[Jack Black]

I have to admit, I had to look up what cursive meant. we don’t use that word a lot, do we?

I wonder how in the heck she knew the word.

Two points: 1. I think she said "curses" not "cursive" if you listen closely. (An ebonics thing, use the simple word that sounds like the word you want to use buy don't know.)

2. She was probably coached to say this by the prosecuting attorneys. I think they knew this was coming up.

[Cuttnhorse]

Makes me feel good...I had no idea what cursive is...we called it penmanship in school. In the Navy when keeping log books, printing was insisted on...at least we called it printing? Maybe Non-cursive??

All the way through college I was a printer...if I had to write anything other than my name in cursive, I’d be lost. Take several pages a day of meeting notes all in print form.