Signatures in iPad Mail

I know I can have multiple iPad mail accounts but I can't figure out how to have multiple signatures in Mail (i.e., one for each account). Is this possible? Thanks.

I can't believe that I have to install a $5 app to enable multiple signatures from my iPad2, and then be forced to use that app for all email and copy/paste on replies. Sounds pretty ridiculous.
I have multiple email accounts - business, youth football league, personal. I sign differently, and with different contact information, depending on which account I'm replying from - or generating a new email from.
Thankfully, I am able to set a signature for each email account on my Palm Pre - WebOS. This seems pretty basic to me.
@Allan Sampson - I completely disagree. The purpose of a signature is NOT to identify that you sent the message from a mobile device, but to give information on how to contact you, or about your company, etc. It's marketing, and making someone feel inferior that they don't have a gadget that I do. Plus, I don't want someone to know if I'm sending an email from a mobile device.

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