Which side are you on?

Sometimes I go lefty because it lasts longer.

 

Left Handed, Right Footed.

 

Speaking of which, "The Stranger" beer made by Left Hand Brewery does last a long time. And it has one of the more disturbing, yet funny, logos ever.



get it...left hand is the stranger

 

throw left
write right
golf/bat left
bowl right
tennis right

a mess

 

Team Jacob

 

I'm pretty amphibious when it comes to the fap.

 

Interesting article. I am somewhat ambidextrous but write right handed. I think that might have more to do with that it is easier to write right handed and as a child my parents made me use my right hand more than my left. I can write left handed though if need be and do most other things left handed. In fact there are a few things that I do better left handed than right handed. When I played baseball I could hit for power better right handed but for contact better left. When I played basketball I drove much better to the left than to the right. Also since I separated my right shoulder, the first time about 10 years ago, I do martial arts almost all left handed.

 

So you fap as much underwater as you do on land?

 

I am generally a lefty when it comes to writing, though I can write legibly with both. I play most sports right handed primarily, though I throw a frisbee with either, preferring left. I paint with either. I use a computer with the mouse on the right.

The one thing that's odd about it to me is that while I can do some things with either, I have a preference with most things, and when I try something new, I am never really sure what handedness I will be comfortable employing.

 

Mixed handedness,

Play pool lefty, golf lefty, brush teeth lefty, cut food lefty, but most stud right

 

Lol at the negativity attached to it in that article. Also forgot to mention, play guitar righty, and have no trouble really playing a righty upside down, aside from chord positions that don't play along

 

I use my mouse right handed but can use it just as well left handed. The problem though is that a lot of the buttons, keyboard macros are set up for right handed. This is a problem with being left handed is that a lot of things are set up, including how we write, for right handed.

 

Batting seems to be one of the easier things to do either handed but I don't know enough about baseball to know how much of a difference it makes to bat with your natural side. I don't play baseball or softball much anymore but this year I played a softball for the first time since I really messed up my right shoulder. I had a lot of trouble hitting right handed but found it much easier to swing left.

 

Yes. Most righties, I think, have no idea how much our world is geared around them. Some things you overcome, some things you learn to do with your other hand. I always hated the desks in college classes that had the arm rest (place you rest your arm as you write on tiny desks) on the right side, then the one or two lonely desks to the side in the very front or very back that were geared toward lefties.

I once was better at using my computer lefty, but it's such a pain to deal with I have completely gone righty there.

 

Thanks but it pretty much is chronic at this point. I separated it the second time when I was 36 and at that point knew my competition career was pretty much over so I didn't get it operated on. I still do martial arts but do most of it left handed otherwise can function daily without a problem. I still might need to get it operated on at some point if it gets to the point if it gets worse and limits my daily activities.