Poll: What Hand Are You
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Right handed. Although I had to use my left hand when my arm was in a sling once. I got better over about a period of two weeks and I was able to write (slowly and badly but readable) with my left hand.
Actually that reminds me of a funy thing my teacher said to me. "so you have to write with your left and,? Why don't you just left with your right hand...
ba-dum-tish
Actually that reminds me of a funy thing my teacher said to me. "so you have to write with your left and,? Why don't you just left with your right hand...
ba-dum-tish
I'm pretty crafty with both hands, but over time right has taken the lead. This originates from early school, where our teacher made us choose between either writing with left or right hand, and I picked right because the girl I liked picked it too.
Mixed, but writing via right hand (fine precision).
I tested a bit around recently with this, and noticed that for me, it isn't really the right "hand", but more fine coordination of muscles in the right arm (so, finger precision etc is no problem - but coordination of movements that involve the entire left arm are less precise for me).
I tested a bit around recently with this, and noticed that for me, it isn't really the right "hand", but more fine coordination of muscles in the right arm (so, finger precision etc is no problem - but coordination of movements that involve the entire left arm are less precise for me).
You sir, are awesome.rockyoumonkeys said:
OT: I was told repettetively that I was left handed until highschool due to my abhorrent writing.
It took me until the age of 15 to figure out why my writing was so sloapy and illegable.
I'd been trying to copy my dad's handwriting, which is apparently calligraphy. It's also really hard to do without a fountain pen. This lead to me having shitty writing.
I write with my right hand still.
I can dribble a ball semi ambidextuously, although this is pretty much manditory for any highschool basketball player so not too impressive.
Also, interesting fact, many right handed people are left eye dominant. I am not.
i'm very left handed. the only thing i do with my right hand is use a knife or scissor. and a computer mouse, but i forced myself into learning that, because i would naturally take the left hand for it. this is also why i suck at baseball, because i trow and catch with the same hand...
Good old fashioned boring righty here. I wish I was left handed. It would make me seem a bit more unique.
I'm right handed with everything except for sports.
I draw the string of a bow with my left hand
I hold golf clubs left handedly
same with hockey sticks.
Off-Topic: I just found a bit of wood in my eat-more bar, what the hell?
I draw the string of a bow with my left hand
I hold golf clubs left handedly
same with hockey sticks.
Off-Topic: I just found a bit of wood in my eat-more bar, what the hell?
Left-handed, but after years of not being able to mouse with the left hand, I can only do that with my right. Still, considering that I use a trackpad a lot, I do that left-handedly.
You wouldn't think about it, but even when the port for a mouse is not automatically on the right side, computer desks are almost always designed with the towers on the right, meaning that if you even try to use your left hand, you run out of cord. Not to mention that "ergonomic" mice hurt pretty quickly in the wrong hand.
Also, while I can't write with my right hand, I find that I sometimes start randomly painting with my right hand, though this usually happens when I'm painting a lot of straight lines. And I can type one-handedly with both hands.
You wouldn't think about it, but even when the port for a mouse is not automatically on the right side, computer desks are almost always designed with the towers on the right, meaning that if you even try to use your left hand, you run out of cord. Not to mention that "ergonomic" mice hurt pretty quickly in the wrong hand.
Also, while I can't write with my right hand, I find that I sometimes start randomly painting with my right hand, though this usually happens when I'm painting a lot of straight lines. And I can type one-handedly with both hands.
Righty, but still do other stuff with my left.. like holding the knife in my left.
Started doing kata's with left, but it's very very difficult, but good practice for dual-wielding.
Started doing kata's with left, but it's very very difficult, but good practice for dual-wielding.
Born righty, but broke my shoulder in a scrum. Had to write with my left for nearly a year.
That plus playing instruments has made me pretty much ambidextrous (though its probably more like ambi-sinister, lol).
That plus playing instruments has made me pretty much ambidextrous (though its probably more like ambi-sinister, lol).