Any Lefties?
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Left handed.
Right footed.
Right fap.
Right footed.
Right fap.
I've noticed that left handers are usually very smart people
Nah. But I've noticed lefties are good at Art
This is true.
This is circlejerk. preference of limbs attached to your torso are nothing to do with your intelligence. Left, right? does not make a difference. Some people are clever, and well, some aren't.
Almost...although I favour my right for some things and my left for others.
I don't think true ambidextrocity exists...
As tegard the OP, my son is left handed and I wouldn't dream of tying up his arm to force otherwise......that is child abuse.
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Not sure if the op is serious, if so that's a completely retarded thing to do.
I write left but scissors and tools are right. I figure mum (who's left) taught me to write, I picked the rest up by dad or school. Mouse I'm ambidextrous, I think that's from having two computers at work.
I write left but scissors and tools are right. I figure mum (who's left) taught me to write, I picked the rest up by dad or school. Mouse I'm ambidextrous, I think that's from having two computers at work.
BAHAW
circlejerk
To kneel in a circle with others and pleasure oneself.
Also refers to a pompous, self-congratulatory discussion where little to no progress is made.
1. "I just walked in on a circlejerk yesterday; it was terrible!"
2. "Did you catch that board meeting? Man, what a circlejerk!"
What a phrase Im stealing it..
Woooooosh.
Sorry I missed your joke, there tex. It was such a good one as well.
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I watched the King's Speech earlier too op.
Right here.
My dad uses both hands almost equally. He's been drummer his whole life though so I always thought that might have something to do with it. Needing to use both hands equally and all that...
Unless it's something you're born with?
My dad uses both hands almost equally. He's been drummer his whole life though so I always thought that might have something to do with it. Needing to use both hands equally and all that...
Unless it's something you're born with?
Your dad is probably an awesome drummer, but I almost guarantee, that if he has a cheque to sign, he'll favour one hand over the other.
(who still writes cheques?
)Left handed . Side question who can mirror write? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_writing apparently its more common in left handers 
I can do it ^^
. Side question who can mirror write? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirror_writing apparently its more common in left handers I can do it ^^ambidextrous
Anyone else ambidextrous?
Edit: I'm right handed
Left handed
No, never. The thought hurts my head. Are you a wizard?
*Googles ambidextrous*. Ohhh, 'light' handed!
I write with my right hand, but I'm able to use my left hand for other things.
I am equally as useless with both hands (though right dominant I can use my left just as well)
Not that exciting but I knew a few people who were forced to use their right hands as kids (some horrible first school teachers did it)
Not that exciting but I knew a few people who were forced to use their right hands as kids (some horrible first school teachers did it)
No no i'm not.. Here is an example
Sadly my handwriting isnt much better the normal way :|. Yeh i made 1 mistake but would have done that the normal way too.
When i was in year 1 i remember being constantly told which way i should start writing from left to right.. I left alone would write English the other way. As i got older i started to struggle with my b's and d's looking back at it now i think its because i would use the reversed one without realising it.