What do you do when forced to use a left-handed smoke shifter?
[sub](ok, so if you were never a boy scout, it’s probably not funny.)[/sub]
Jehovah: I was lucky enough to find one close to where I live. I understand it’s a chain and has outlets around the country. I found it to have a wide variety of products usable by right-handed people. It’s called “Wal-Mart.”
Happyjoelucky: No, but I went to a special school.
Frank #2: They paid off the toll roads in my state right around the time I started driving over 20 years ago. I can’t remember the last time I went through a toll booth. As to the connotations of the word “right”, the only one I deplore is when “right” is used to mean “what calls itself conservatism in this country.”
betenoir: Don’t think I haven’t tried. It only harrasses me because I’m so totally awesome.
Jehovah, again: As a matter of fact, my father and brother are both left-handed, as is one of my daughters. We’re a bi-dexterous family. I don’t know what causes it. My mother thinks she slept on the wrong side of the bed when she was carrying me.
Skelji: I’m an Eagle Scout. I always found the best solution to this problem was to round up the nearest Tenderfoots and require them to hunt snipe until the problem solved itself.
If you’re drinking something and the phone rings, will you put your drink down before answering the phone or will you use your left hand to pick up the receiver?
Oh dear. These right hand vs. left hand debates are just as tiresome and painful as the PC vs. Mac threads.