Man uses penis doodle as his official signature

A law student in Australia has been drawing a penis as his signature, the Sydney Morning Herald reports. Jared Hyams of Victoria has battled authorities for five years for the right to use a crudely drawn phallic doodle as his John Hancock, the paper notes. Here's his handiwork on a government-approved Proof of Age Card and a student card:
"I'm definitely surprised by the attention," he told The Huffington Post. "I guess January is a slow news month."

Hyams' sketchy undertaking reportedly began when he drew a penis as a lark to sign his voting change of address. The Australian Electoral Commission rejected it, and called his appeal "frivolous." Hyams also took the agency that distributes driver's licenses to court for the right to use his genitalia autograph and was threatened with contempt, the Morning Herald wrote. But Hyams has emerged victorious for now. Both his license and proof of age documentation appear to have slipped past those agencies and gotten approved, the Sun reported.
"It sparked something in me," he said, according to outlets. "I didn't understand if these people were offended or had taken it personally."