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Most of these signatures remind me of the ugly Chinese words tattooed on the torsos of some lovely young lasses or Chinese words in some Hollywood movie props, i.e. They were done by people that do not have any fundamental knowledge of Chinese handwriting and were merely copying the strokes from some printed or written Chinese words, akin to me trying to copy something in Arabic or in Thai.

I just called it the way I saw it. There were no other intentions.

But are you 100% sure that he did write those words?

In some of these, the right half of the left-most word was written as 在 instead of 左, a person with knowledge of Chinese words is unlikely to do this. The right word looks neither like 大 or 太, but 大 with an extra stroke on the right, again not something somebody that know the words would write, but something somebody that copied from a written word with a slight smudge on the right side would.

Addendum: Some people tend to add an extra elongated dot to the end of their signatures. If 大 was written as 大 and then an extra dot like this 大Ꞌ , people that don't know the word may mistake the whole thing as one word and copy it as such.

I saw a whole list of signature #.jpg's in the What's New page, clicked on a few, and made a succinct analysis based on what I could see without knowing anything else about those handwritings.

佐治亞太。