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Adam is the standard for common sense. To many people have very little.

What?

What are the questions? Can someone translate the questions?

This isn't about the questions, it's about Adam's handwriting.

I love Adam!
nancdruuu2

does he dot his I?!

From Adam's terrific answers it's pretty easy to make out what the question probably was. Such great messages for all of his fans, kids especially. I especially loved what he said about preventing depression ... "keeping busy with something you're passionate about is a great way to stay happy". I know it works for me!

Adam is a wonderful role-model for young people. Such kindness and maturity and, yes, 4:25pm, common sense!


xo laura

4:50 PM, I remembered it was a Japanese magazine article that we got this from and I found the translation and more pics from the magazine. It is from April 2012

Here is the translation:
http://www.adamwiki.org/wiki/GOSSIPS_April_2012

More pics of the questions from the magazine:
http://s954.photobucket.com/user/mililac/library/0_2012/02_Feb/18_GossipsApril2012-Japan?sort=9&page=1

Seeing Adam mixing printing and writing reminds me I just heard that schools don't teach writing any more. Am I the last to learn this?

OT - Shirley Temple Black - RIP. I believe she was the first celebrity who talked openly about having breast cancer. . . . . Adamluv

adam lambert has a nice handwriting beautiful .

His handwriting is very forceful and masculine. It is strong and confident. It's Adam.

DRG

5:54, totally depends on what school district you are in. In some districts it has been dropped, in some it is taught, in some it is optional.

For those who keep saying Adam isn't appreciated or recognized by other performers, here is another example that it does happen.


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I like his answers , but not very deep. Sort of answer we all would have given. His writing is not good, you can barely read or interpret it. Might have been written in a hurry, which would explain the answers and the poor writing. Please don't say he has good penmanship. Good thing his talents in other directions are by far more superior. I went to school in UK and was not taught penmanship either, and my writing is atrocious. Adam is a nice guy, and does his very best to guide young people. ( Do what I say, and not what I do) Some depressed people aren't passionate about anything, which is why they feel worthless. Sorry for not feeling as great as the rest of you about Adams answers, they seemed rather glib or trite to me.

Adam's handwriting is like my son's handwriting. Even his responses are like my son's. BTW my eldest son is 26 with Phd in Chemistry from USC. Boys usually don't have great handwriting. My older brother doesn't have a great handwriting either and he is a pathologist.

@5:39pm. Thanks for the links!

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Well adam has known the guys from HCR for a long time. One of his good friends Kate is Ryan's girlfriend

Check out @5:39pm both posted links for more translated questions and Adam's responses. This was when Adam did his Trespassing promo in Japan. Thanks @5:39!

You are very welcome!
from 5:39

We have a common joke here in Sing, that illegible writing is synonymous with doctor's writing; which is fairly true, can't make out what they scribble. I think that is an ingenious way of not getting the patient unduly alarmed because the illegible cursive writing camouflages the anxiety a bit. lol! Hey our doctors are really smart professionally, oh and ethically as well. lwl! So with regard Adam's writing, perhaps that might have crossed his ingenious mind. lol!

Lam-my

Just a comment about Adam's handwriting: the mention of his mixing cursive and printing. I do the same thing, especially if I'm in a hurry. And I'm a girl :)) They taught cursive handwriting where I went to school (back in the day..). I had really great handwriting (so my 4th grade teacher said...) until I went to college, and then it took a nosedive. All that quickly scribbled note-taking. Quantity over quality. My master's degree hubby's handwriting is barely legible and my doc boss's is like chicken scratches.. and mostly printed. My son, Adam's age, was taught cursive, but prints everything. Just personal preference. As long as it's legible, who cares, doesn't matter...... And it's fun to see what Adam's handwriting is like. :)) Yep, I'm such a fan-girl!!!

6:56pm ...

You sound like you have a heavy heart tonight. I'm sorry. Hope things look up for you.

Try to think of something that's interesting to you and makes your brain excited just thinking about it. A new product idea, a service you could do for people, creating a happy family, whatever you would choose to do if there were NO limitations. Then start writing your thoughts down. While I was forming my product idea, it really helped to write everything down. It's can be surprising what comes out, and it let's the Universe know you're serious about finding your passion.
It all starts with WANTING something better for your life, and you writing the comment you did is the first step. I bet something great is trying to happen in your life. Keep your eyes and ears - and MIND - open. We are all here for a reason!


Good Luck!
xo laura

I also hand-write and print at the same time like Adam. Speaking of good penmanship, my shorthand teacher used to say mine was too messy for shorthand. Well, MANY years later, I'm still using my shorthand quite nicely thank you.

OT: I adored Shirley Temple too. Many wonderful memories of watching Shirley on TV with my grandfather. RIP Shirley.
nancdruuu2

Loved Adam's answers to other questions on links @5:39pm comment. Thanks for sharing actual source for this thread topic.

I too find his handwriting sexy for some reason. Everything about the man is sexy.

Adam is a turn-on but not his handwriting.

Adam's handwriting is OK but it's not sexy.

RIP STB.

10:10 PM
I totally agree! Strange deadline.

I mean headline, not deadline.

JAK here.....the year I was born Shirley Temple was the top box office star in the USA. She was 7. Consequently a whole generation of little girls with straight hair sat under tortuous evil machines in hair salons getting their hair cooked into curls! After a wicked burn on my ear I gave up going for the "Shirley" look and settled for braids.

When it was reported that before the cameras rolled, Shirley's ever present mother would tell her "sparkle, Shirley, sparkle" and she did.......photographers would tell us non Shirleys to sparkle too. I have a photo at 5 of me with a cooked head of curls and I was sparkling so hard to make my dimples show that I look maniacal. It's always good for a laugh.

Shirley was the pin up ideal for every little girl (and their moms). In my graduating class from high school 640 total.......there were 181 Shirleys!!

She was a star.....RIP Shirley.

When I was young I won many writing contests at county fairs, today my writing is still quite neat and legible but I too mix cursive and printing. As an educator I would say that writing and neatness/legibility very much divides along gender lines.....girls have better fine motor skills. The only male I know who has better script than mine is my DH but he is an architect so his script is very artistic. My children who are around Adam's age both write legibliy but the interesting thing is that my daughter's hand writing is almost an exact replica of mine. I think Adam's writing is legible/clear and unpretentious just like the person we know him to be.

RIP Shirley Temple
GMT

Years ago, my dad couldn't tell the difference between our voices on the phone or from another room and the handwriting of my mom, my sister and me. He never new who wrote the phone message for him or the grocery list. lol

My grandchildren 22 and 20 were not taught cursive in their private schools in California. My daughter and I took it upon ourselves to teach them and they both have very nice handwriting (which they love to show off). I have neices and nephews of the same ages who can only print. It's sad because legal documents require you to print your name and write your signature. What are these kids going to do?

Just another subject in the dumbing down of America.

JAK here .......It makes me sad that many school systems are no longer going to teach cursive. I think of all the beautiful and important documents of history that are written in the script of educated people.........would our own Declaration of Independence be as striking without the big beautiful signature of John Hancock? His signature shows what a fervent and brave man he was at that troubled time. He was the first to sign and wrote his name boldly......even though he was aware he was putting his neck in a noose for a cause he believed in....he was committing an act of treason against British rule.

I'm a nut about history and can puddle up in tears easily.

Someday in our countries future will only a few
scholars be able to read the historic papers of the formation of our country?

Plus, I'm on the side of educators who say that the very act of writing in cursive enhances fine motor skills,
hand eye coordination and the retention of material.
If I could march I'd carry a sign saying "Keep Cursive!"