Just wondering really, I never really knew that many Left-handed people before...but I've been noticing I've been meeting a lot more Left-handed people recently, not that it matters, but I was just wondering really…
Me, I'm Right-Handed! I'm pretty useless with my left too. So what are you?
I am right handed. Due to a shoulder injury when I was younger, there was a time I got used doing a lot with my left hand except writing.
Although I've lost most of my ability with the left hand over the years, it pops up now and then when playing sports.
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Right handed, but I mouse left. I reverse the keys so that I mirror-image what you'd do with your right hand. Drives the I.T. folks BONKERS when they decide I can't run Ad-Aware on my own and need to do "maintenance" on my machine.
I probably could write left- handed, too, now that I think about it. I had carpal tunnel syndrome and a pretty bad upper back injury about 20 years ago, and as a result my handwriting went from really pretty to really crappy. So any horror in aesthetics resulting from writing left handed... wouldn't matter!!
I'm right-handed, but interestingly enough, I do certain things with my left hand that I can't do with my right. Before you go getting all leery on me, I blow my nose with my left hand. Sorry ... that DOES give a kind of an icky visual.
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I'm a righty, my husband is a lefty, and we have a little one who at the age of 7 still can't really decide which hand to use on many tasks! (All our baseball-lovin' friends say we should start training him now to be a great switch-hitter. )
I'm left handed and so is my wife (both kids are right handed)
Something most of you hopefully never experienced was that the schools & teachers in my day did all they could to discourage the use of the left hand. I actually had my left arm tried behind my back while they forced me to attempt to write with my right hand then of course gave me unsatisfactorys in penmanship. After 2nd grade they gave up and let me use my left hand.
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JWR wrote:I actually had my left arm tried behind my back while they forced me to attempt to write with my right hand.
That's harsh JWR, but that was back when they'd punish you with the rack or Cat 'O Nine Tails in the classroom too j/k
Guess I'm Ambi, I generally use my left hand for writing so perhaps I should be called 'left handed' but strangely use my right if I'm writing vertically- on a board/wall etc. I must be wired wrong.
Can't use my left hand to throw a ball- I throw like a girl LOL
I heard other people use his or her right hand for most things too.
The Three Laws of Robotics:
1. A robot may not injure a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey the orders given it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.
-I, Robot (Asimov)