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10-27-2013, 12:54 AM
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Willowgrove,
Try this; take a pen and paper and write your name the way you normally do. See how smooth and even that was and how it looks? Now, take the pen and use your opposite hand to write your name. Even though you are writing your own name, there is shaking and hesitation because what you are doing/writing is not normal. Most crooks/thieves are simpletons and think they can just write/copy/trace something and get away with it. That is why the REAL crooks practice, practice and practice some more before they attempt to fake something and get away with it. They want their movements to be normal and to flow evenly and not have to think about what they are doing. At least that is how I have had stuff like this explained to me, David 
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