Trump signature: Lie detector test or Richter scale reading? Twitterati wonder
Donald J Trump, who signed his first set of documents as the 45th President of the United States hours after the inauguration ceremony, continues to remain in highlight, particularly on social media.
This time round, it was his signature that made people talking about the new US President on Twitter.
While some compared his signature with the reading of a Richter scale, there was one Twitter user, who likened it to the Black Gate of Mordor. Mordor is a fictional world of Middle-earth created by English writer J. R. R. Tolkien, and the Black Gate is one of the locations in Mordor.
Below are some of the tweets in which Twitterati posted their opinions about Trump’s signature:
Is it merely coincidence that Donald Trump's signature closely resembles The Black Gate of Mordor? pic.twitter.com/1QD1ogOoIM
— MY FAVORITE (@michaelgracejr) January 21, 2017
Donald Trump's signature legit looks like a lie detector test chart pic.twitter.com/0pHc7BW6Hq
— RyansAverageLife (@RyanAbe) January 20, 2017
Play our new game "Trump Signature or Richter Scale Reading". pic.twitter.com/zABmnhKG1k
— Hardly Serious (@SeriousHardly) November 8, 2016
The only thing that's 'surprising' about Donald Trump's signature is that someone so crass and ignorant can actually write.
— geoffh (@geoffh33) January 22, 2017
Donald Trump's signature looks like a Richter scale mid-earthquake. pic.twitter.com/hkjlUrYIDW
— Clarke Richards (@clarkerichards) January 22, 2017
Come on guys - let's not act surprised that #DonaldTrump's signature looks like a plagiarized seismic reading... pic.twitter.com/8WJwZpNG2v
— Michelle Lem (@MichelleLem) January 21, 2017
Donald Trump's signature looks like the wild fluctuations of a nation before the inevitable flatline. pic.twitter.com/lfYpIRTLwx
— Maral (@StatusInBeirut) January 21, 2017
dad: what does donald trump's signature looks like
— vivian. (@vivianrwu) January 21, 2017
me: *shows picture*
dad: it looks like an annoying sound frequency
u right pic.twitter.com/iB3ai3oFWW