It did used to be joey, but it was changed in 2006/7 to jokey. x}
Righty here. The poll currently sitting at 7-1 for righties makes sense. Apparently 10% of the popluation is leftly.
That being said, I tend to do a lot of things with my left hands, It is my primary hand for typing, I open stuff like bottles and cans left handed etc.
I'm left-handed. I do everything with my left-hand and can't do anything worth trout with my right. My brother used to be left-handed too until a teacher forced him to do everything with his right-hand. Because I guess being left-handed is a disease or something. All I know is that was why mom pulled him out of school and home schooled him. It's probably a big reason she home schooled me as well.
Apart from having to move my silverware and drink to the left because people assume I'm right-handed, I don't get much trouble.
I'm a lefty, but there's a lot of things I do around the house with right.
I use my right hand to cut with scissors while my left holds the paper. I cut steak with the knife in my right hand and fork in the left. I play a right handed guitar (but so do most people).
I've never understood why the average guitar is considered a right handed instrument. Your hand on the neck is the one that's doing all the hard work.
I'm assuming the hand you write with is what's determined as your dominant hand. I'll put left in the poll.
I write with my right hand. Have more coordination with my left hand throwing and punching.
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I'm right handed but I try to use my left hand for strength based tasks to balance out my arms
Kefka's coming, look intimidating!
Have a nice day!!
I know people who are right hand dominant but left foot dominant. It's really weird.
My left side is typically more dexterous (word?) than my right for certain things. But I'm right handed.
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Right-handed.
There is nothing wrong with this. Though according to 1960s table manners of pompous white Americans, you're supposed to cut your food with the knife in your right hand, and then switch the fork to your right hand to actually eat. For some reason it is considered uncouth to simply raise the fork to your mouth while it is still in your left hand after you just cut off that piece of food.
The rational members of society don't give a trout.
That sounds like a waste of time.