I do this too. Strangely that's one of the things that actually make business cards stand out. I have a stock of regular cards, but they seem pompous by compari

I do this too. Strangely that's one of the things that actually make business cards stand out. I have a stock of regular cards, but they seem pompous by comparison. I first got those perforated cards made for inkjet printers you'll find in stationary stores, but I can't always find them. So I got some blank card stock and used a paper cutter to get them down to size. Sadly my handwriting is rubbish, but I try to write slowly. Seems to leave a bigger impact and it feels more "personal". ...I'd still avoid shorts though ;)