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Ooh, tough one. I'm going to have to go past.

Quiet river or stormy seas?

The river, certainly. Being near calm water often has a calming effect on me.

Sea creatures or birds?

Birds. Most sea creatures don't sing (whales do, yes I know).

East or west?

East

BC or AD?

BC. Their history is longer than that of AD'ers.

Existence or annihilation?

Unfortunately despite my best efforts, I lean towards annihilation.


Summer or winter?

Summer.

Fall or Spring?

fall

day/month or month/day? (How to write a date)

Month/Day. That's how it's done in the U.S. I'm so used to seeing and writing dates that way that whenever I come across it the other way, I have to stop and think for a minute.

When writing the number 7. With or without the line through the middle?

With.

When writing lower case t; with a curve at the bottom, or looking like a cross?

Depends on where it is in the word. My handwriting is like this half cursive, half print mixture. Usually if it is at the beginning and sometimes end of a word, it will probably look more like a cross. If it is in the middle, it might have the curve at the bottom.

When writing the number 4. Closed at the top (as seen here: 4), or open?

I've been writing it open since first grade. Before that I wrote it closed, because I copied the one you usually see in print. My first grade teacher admonished me for it so I started writing it open instead.

When writing capital J, with or without a line through the middle of it (kinda like seven)? (I suspect with is pretty rare, but I do sometimes.)

Yeah, I've never seen a J with a line through the middle. I don't put a line across the top anymore.

Left or Right Handed or Both?

I'd say I am R+½L.

When righting upper case I, do you add those line segments, or do you make it look like the lower case l? (I add them in the order upper segment, then the upright part, then lower segment.)

It makes it look cool though, Shikari.

I do both, Krabo.

Capital e like this: E
or like the type that look like a 3 flipped the other way?

Like a backwards 3.

Cursive, Print, or mixture of the two?