On her recent Tour of Nothingness to a Fredericia Soldiers Home, Mary took the opportunity to give an autograph to one of the residents. This is it in the above photo, as published by Se og Hør. In 2006, using the signature of Mary Donaldson from her wedding pre-nuptial agreement, we had an actual handwriting analysis done on Mary's siggy, seen here from 2005. As noted in the comments to the blog entry below, a complete handwriting analysis is best done on a sample of several sentences. However, a kind graphologist was kind enough to address what was to be found in the words "Mary Donaldson". Pay particular attention to the notes regarding the M and the y. Quite revealing, and you may agree, very spot on!
Blog: CP Mary Blogspot: The Siggy
I think it's equally telling that she plastered her siggy at the top of a new page instead of adding it to the bottom of the prior page where there was plenty of room even for her over-inflated chicken-scratch. Always got to push her way to the front of the line, our Banal Bogan.
ReplyDeleteJust her first name. Does she think she's as famous as internationl stars who just go by their first names?
ReplyDeleteSince she's "on duty" (and sarcastic quotation marks are really needed there), shouldn't she be signing "Kronprinsessen" (the Crown Princess)? I mean, in the strictest since, who the hell is Mary? She's listed officially as Kronprinsessen. I think you're on to it, anony - she's got Cher/Charo/Madonna syndrome! Except "Mary" is about as bland and unsuited to the famously mono-named firmament as it gets!
ReplyDeleteHer handwriting is just one step further from the day she learnt to join the letters up, immature, with no personality idiosyncrasy. Anyhoo, Mary who?!
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