At first I would like to state that it is very lowly likely that
a humanbeing can use both hands as well from the birth.
You see, when one is born he/she starts using one hand at first.
I'll tell you that no baby uses two handed grabs as the first
option to hold things. Well, nevermind with that.
Thus I didn't give you option to ambidexterity for the likeliness
that one of us is one is very low and some people would still vote
for it just for fun or couldn't see the real meaning behind it.
It was time for a poll in my schedule and I made a simple
one that you all morally restricted beings are able to answer to.
I couldn't find one like this so here it is and incase you think it
does exist, just have it terminated. I am left-handed and people
are always amazed by such thing although it is nothing big to me.
(PS. This is poll for the hand you were born dexterous with,
so no matter how much you've been dual wielding those swords
of yours and would've learned to use both hands with
cross-dominance it wouldn't count.)

somehow i knew you were left-handed i'm right-handed btw

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whatever

Right handed, people say left handed people are smart.. guess i am normal smart then xD

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right handed also but i'm trying to write with my left hand! right now, i have the neatness of a first grader.

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I have the same thing with my right hand.
I still use right hand when I use computer, my mouse control
is totally on that hand.

"Let us see when my first companion arrives..."
– Mamsmilk, a left-handed man.

There's no advantage in being left-hand dominant. Therefore, I keep with my right.

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well, the advantage could be that it's cool! =] and if you do a sport and break a hand or something, you can use the other hand to do your work instead of having it pile up while you're healing.

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Yeah, I wish I was right handed so all my writing wouldn't get all
brushed by my hand when I move my hand over it.

I would break my left hand in sports.
I've broken my hand once in a brawl and it was the left one.
I am one knuckle short.

Last edited by Mamsmilk at 1:39 pm, Sep 9 2007

I am right-handed, there was a point where I tried to write with my left hand but I couldn't get the hang of it so I stuck to my right.

I'm very much right handed.

I've trained myself to eat left-handed, even with chopsticks (ok, so I used to be reallllly bored in the college cafeteria... ) and I can write left-handed, at about a 1st grade level.

However I have practically zero real sense of left and right, for example if I'm driving and someone tells me "turn right at the next street" I have to think about it and figure out which way right is or else there's about a 50/50 chance I'll turn left instead.

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"[English] not only borrows words from other languages; it has on occasion chased other languages down dark alley-ways, clubbed them unconscious and rifled their pockets for new vocabulary."
-James Nicoll, can.general, March 21, 1992

I wonder if this is for the older women because I've heard this thrice today.

I'm left handed... It's hard to write with my right hand.

Right handed, but somehow I'm shooting a bit better when I use my left hand dunno why

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Still the bad cop.

im kinda both... i used to be left, but once i got to grade school and we started writing they said it was bad for people to be left so they trained me to be right handed but i still use my left leg for soccer and stuff (am i weird?)

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Nah, I've always been this way, and my brother as well.

True story, driving somewhere with my brother. He says "turn right", actually meaning left. I turn left, thinking it's right...

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"[English] not only borrows words from other languages; it has on occasion chased other languages down dark alley-ways, clubbed them unconscious and rifled their pockets for new vocabulary."
-James Nicoll, can.general, March 21, 1992