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think you might have missed exactly what it was that I was saying about that. This is something that a person does later in life. And what I heard (about this kind of practice) is that it was something that a person does after he gets successful. So, they purposefully change their signature, and from then on, it’s completely different than anything that they’ve done in the past. That’s what I was trying to say, and give the example from this other guy that I worked for. (he sorta explained it to me... something that came out of a book, he said, about “successful people” ... LOL...).

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Maybe I did mis-understand your original message.

All I can say is this: Maybe Obama did not change his signature from the time he was in high school in Hawaii to today, 2009.

My point is this: Let's look at Obama's signature from high school and his college days at Occidental and Columbia and see if his signature matches his signature on his Selective Service form or the one on his 2007 Arizona eligibility form, because to me, the two signatures look they were written by two different people.

Maybe, unlike your friend, Obama did not change his signature from his college days to the time he signed the Arizona eligibility form in 2007, nearly 25 years later.

So, if there is anyone out there who has a copy of Obama's signature from 25 years ago, please let us see it.