Lefty Specialist?

[mike311gd]

This won't help with sporting questions, but if he turns his paper sideways to write, don't yell at him. Sometimes it really is more comfortable for a lefty to write that way, despite how twisted it looks.

An aunt of mine went to Catholic school and they used to hit her left hand with a ruler every time she wrote with it. She's right-handed now.

 

[BYH]

This won't help with sporting questions, but if he turns his paper sideways to write, don't yell at him. Sometimes it really is more comfortable for a lefty to write that way, despite how twisted it looks.

An aunt of mine went to Catholic school and they used to hit her left hand with a ruler every time she wrote with it. She's right-handed now.

And Jewish.

 

[mike311gd]

This won't help with sporting questions, but if he turns his paper sideways to write, don't yell at him. Sometimes it really is more comfortable for a lefty to write that way, despite how twisted it looks.

An aunt of mine went to Catholic school and they used to hit her left hand with a ruler every time she wrote with it. She's right-handed now.

And Jewish.

I'd probably convert and take up pitching. Hey, it worked in the past.

 

[KG]

I had several people try to get me to switch hands when I was little. I still have people now who try to insist doing things right-handed would be better for me. I don't understand what the deal is with the anti-lefty world.

 

[mike311gd]

I had several people try to get me to switch hands when I was little. I still have people now who try to insist doing things right-handed would be better for me. I don't understand what the deal is with the anti-lefty world.

I have to cut right-handed. I blame the government.

 

[mike311gd]

This won't help with sporting questions, but if he turns his paper sideways to write, don't yell at him. Sometimes it really is more comfortable for a lefty to write that way, despite how twisted it looks.

An aunt of mine went to Catholic school and they used to hit her left hand with a ruler every time she wrote with it. She's right-handed now.

And Jewish.

I'd probably convert and take up pitching. Hey, it worked in the past.

Sandy Koufax wouldn't pitch on Rosh Hashanah. Would you?

On his salary? Yeah, probably.

 

[KG]

I had several people try to get me to switch hands when I was little. I still have people now who try to insist doing things right-handed would be better for me. I don't understand what the deal is with the anti-lefty world.

I have to cut right-handed. I blame the government.

I cut right-handed too but never thought about it until I read this post.

 

[expendable]

I had several people try to get me to switch hands when I was little. I still have people now who try to insist doing things right-handed would be better for me. I don't understand what the deal is with the anti-lefty world.

I have to cut right-handed. I blame the government.

I cut right-handed too but never thought about it until I read this post.

I too cut right-handed, but while I'm cutting I cah keep a pen in my left hand while guiding the paper. When I'm done cutting, I don't have to look for the pen.

 

[mike311gd]

I had several people try to get me to switch hands when I was little. I still have people now who try to insist doing things right-handed would be better for me. I don't understand what the deal is with the anti-lefty world.

I have to cut right-handed. I blame the government.

I cut right-handed too but never thought about it until I read this post.

I too cut right-handed, but while I'm cutting I cah keep a pen in my left hand while guiding the paper. When I'm done cutting, I don't have to look for the pen.

When I was in elementary school, I had to use those stupid, four-ringed, red scissors while everyone else used cool yellow ones. Every time I cut, people would look at me. I remember playing whiffle ball in seventh grade. My friend and I were ripping on each other, and he looked at me and said, "You know what's cool? I can cut paper with no problem at all." That hurt.

From that day forward, I switched hands and now don't even bother trying with the left. It's obvious the craft industry doesn't give a **** about me, so I had to conform. Call me a sell-out, I don't care. I just wanted to cut my own paper during the holidays. Was it too much to ask to do it with a pair of good lefties? Yeah, I guess. The right-handers will get theirs in time. You'll see.