Yeah, cos now you will be walking down the street holding a Starbucks and someone asks you tihe time and you can't turn your wrist
Which wrist?
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Yeah, cos now you will be walking down the street holding a Starbucks and someone asks you tihe time and you can't turn your wrist
Caporegime
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When I do wear a watch its the left wrist, and I'm right handed, but barely ever wear a watch, find it easy to guess what time of day it is in general and when its important I have phone with the time on or sat at the computer or out and about and all maner of places show the time around town.
Watches are almost obsolete now.
Watches are almost obsolete now.
Not this again.
Our body shape is symmetrical, I don't think it matters.
Those who follow some social norm and think the opposite way to wear is weird are , well, I honestly can't think of a fitting word.
Backward? Just like in the "olde days" where things were said about left handed writers, just this one hasn't grown up yet, it's all about feeling.
I used to wear it on the right(annoyed me trying to use a mouse), I tried left but it got annoying at work trying to write. (Yes I use different things in different hands sometimes whatever I fancy is best).
If you had to ask me now I'd probably say right ,no left..arghh, both
Our body shape is symmetrical, I don't think it matters.
Those who follow some social norm and think the opposite way to wear is weird are , well, I honestly can't think of a fitting word.
Backward? Just like in the "olde days" where things were said about left handed writers, just this one hasn't grown up yet, it's all about feeling.
I used to wear it on the right(annoyed me trying to use a mouse), I tried left but it got annoying at work trying to write. (Yes I use different things in different hands sometimes whatever I fancy is best).
If you had to ask me now I'd probably say right ,no left..arghh, both
