International Left Handers Day

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oldbluefox wrote:
Anybody else like me who eats with the fork in the left hand but then uses a spoon in the left hand as well. It seems logical to me as I use the left hand to shovel move food from plate to mouth. Surely I'm not the only one. :cry:
Same here :thumbup:

I would throw a dart left handed, I would hold a tennis racket and snooker cue left handed, but would hold a golf club and cricket bat right handed. :crazy:

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The Tinker wrote:
Would be interesting to know the ratio of left versus right - no doubt it may be recorded somewhere?
when I was at college I did a study of left handed-ness - it was 10% then (1974ish)
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But that was slewed by people being forced to be right handed. I bet it's different now.


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But Stephen, the true test is how you would hold a hockey stick !

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Ranchi wrote:
But Stephen, the true test is how you would hold a hockey stick !
I wouldn't, it'd be firewood :thumbup:

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Mervyn and Trish wrote:
But that was slewed by people being forced to be right handed. I bet it's different now.

It's still quite rare - depending on what reports you read it's still only 11% to 14% of the population that is naturally left handed
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Makes us special :thumbup:

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Mervyn and Trish wrote:
Makes us special :thumbup:
We know we are the elite! :lol:
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International Left Handers Day? Definitely a sinister occasion!

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