I was just curious about what handedness everyone here is aligned to. Me, I'm naturally left-handed but due to having to cope with many right-handed-only tools when I was growing up, (scissors, can-openers, the like) I can now answer the question, "Are you right-handed or left-handed?" by saying, "Yes"
SparkyIII
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Posted: Mon Feb 4, '08, 10:56 pm
lol, I'm sorta trying to learn to do stuff with both. But having done stuff only with the right hand for 16 years is a little hard to catch up on. lol
Celeith
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Posted: Mon Feb 4, '08, 11:31 pm
Hah I hear that.. Actually I've broken my left arm so many times its kinda dead to me >_< I can't really do much with it so I never try to write or anything with it.. But im a natural right-hander so i guess it doesnt matter
snowdragon
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 1:00 am
i'm right, but wish i wish left. i heard left handed people are supposed to be smarter. makes me feel dumb sometimes.
Reno
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 1:27 am
Nah, we're the ones with odd mutations, (I think... does anyone know what actually causes left-handedness? ) right-handed peoples are the ones who are normal and have the best chance at succeeding in most parts of the world. Heh, in Indonesia, it's still considered very offensive to eat with your left hand, (but that goes quite a ways back from a certain bathroom habit that the Indonesians used to practice...).
Tsunami
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 4:20 am
Right-handed here.
Yeah, I was told something to the effect that left-handed people tend to be better at math while right-handed people, well, aren't. Something to do with how the brain works, like the right side supposedly controls the left half of your body, whereas the left side controls the right; something like that, though I may be wrong (and I am no expert).
Thoul
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 5:43 am
I'm right handed for most things. I've gotten used to using my left hand for certain tasks, like drinking at meals, and it feels odd to use my right hand for those few things.
Silver_Surfer1
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 7:36 pm
I am right handed also. It works fine for me. I suppose I do use my left hand for a number of things but mostly it's right all the way.
SparkyIII
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Posted: Tue Feb 5, '08, 11:17 pm
Lol, me and my friends have already proved that false My friends is left handed and is taking Geometry for the 3? Year in a row? And I'm right handed and am currently passing my Algebra 2 class, yet I don't even do my homework. Plus I got 100% on our state math a couple years back. Oh yeah I'm good. lol
Tsunami
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Posted: Wed Feb 6, '08, 3:23 am
:lol: I think it depends on the person, mostly. That, and it was a teacher who was talking about it in class one time. I think the only reason why I remember any of it is 'cause I thought it was interesting at the time.
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Posted: Mon Feb 4, '08, 10:54 pm 
) right-handed peoples are the ones who are normal and have the best chance at succeeding in most parts of the world. Heh, in Indonesia, it's still considered very offensive to eat with your left hand, (but that goes quite a ways back from a certain bathroom habit that the Indonesians used to practice...).
Something to do with how the brain works, like the right side supposedly controls the left half of your body, whereas the left side controls the right; something like that, though I may be wrong (and I am no expert). 
I suppose I do use my left hand for a number of things but mostly it's right all the way.
My friends is left handed and is taking Geometry for the 3? Year in a row? And I'm right handed and am currently passing my Algebra 2 class, yet I don't even do my homework. Plus I got 100% on our state math a couple years back. Oh yeah I'm good. lol