are you a rightie or a leftie?

are you a rightie or a leftie?

 

i'm a rightie but i do some things like a left handed person would.... just random things like when i learned to sail i handled the back like a leftie apparently... i'd like to be ambidextrous though, that would make things easier i think. every once in a while at work i'll try to switch it up but most things besides lifting feel weird...

 

i am a leftie, but do a lot of things right handed. Simply because the people around me were righties... so I play hockey right handed, bat right handed, cut with scissors right handed, but I shoot pool and curl (its a sport, people!) left handed. I "art" with both hands pretty much equally, and knit/crochet right handed.

It all depends on who taught me, and what handed-ness they were.

 

rightie

 

i'm right-handed

 

ambi------

 

At least I guessI am --I can switch hands without missin' a stroke!

 

I am able to equally use both my left and right hand.

 

While doing what? :O

 

That is a very good question!
Uh, what was the question again?
Oh, yea, that was exactly what I was thinking-what are we doing with our hands, so we can give you an accurate answer....

 

I was ambidextrous until my first grade teacher forced me to write with my right hand by tying my left arm to my desk. I still do some things left-handed, like eating and sewing and cooking, but I write right handed.

 

that's rediculously crazy... i thought ppl stopped doing stuff like that loooong ago.

 

I'd give my right hand to be ambidextrous...

 

by and large righty. but some things i'm lefty at. Like if i were to play the guitar (had i any sense of musical talent) i'd play left, and little things like eating and turning pages, but I'm sure that's how most people are. But most other things, I'm righty

 

I am right handed, but for some reason I was taught to use a baseball bat left handed.

 

I'm ambidextrous. I can do just about anything right handed or left.

 

I'm a rightie!

 

i'm a rightie

 

I write with my right hand, but find myself knitting ambidextriously or lefthandedly.

 

"i'm missing a hand/ mising both hands (how do you type then?)"

Don't most type w/just a coupla fingers?