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On the front page of your link, the hands that are in four different colors, aren't those right hands?
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I don't approve of your life style choice, but I suppose you people can be lefties if you want. So long as you don't flaunt it.
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Whoo. It's about time someone reconized we're special but there is a down side we don't live as long as the right handed population.
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We don't live as long because we are killed in accidents caused by using right-handed things. Like chain saws, farming equipment, woodwoorking machines...
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My oldest is a lefty. I printed out the "in their right minds" poster, and will give it to her tomorrow. Posts: 32919 | Registered: Mar 2003
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I love being left-handed. Even though we're oppressed. Or something.
During my sophomore year of high school, we had to write a 8-10 page research paper on some world-wide issue. People picked topics such as the use of child soldiers in Africa, AIDS, or religious conflicts. My topic was way, way cooler.
Discrimination against left-handed people.
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My best friend in elementary school was very self conscious of left handed discrimination. One day he was in my bedroom and he looked at the door and said "That door was obviously designed by a right handed person. The doorknob is on the left side, so your left arm is against the wall and you have to turn sideways to use your left hand to open it!"
I told him to go outside and come in from the hallway.
...where the situation was a mirror image of the one he had described.
The door, by the way, was "designed" by Frank Lloyd Wright. I don't know if he was left handed or not.
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Awwww man... I missed it... BUT! I was with my Mom and Aunt on the 13th and we lived it up at the Biltmore Estate as 3 left-handed people unknowingly celebrating the holiday! : )
If anyone's interested - there's a cool book called 'Left-Handers Syndrome' that give facts and stories on biases, trivia and other neat things on left handed people, their lives and the way a world 'created for right handed people' has an impact on them. : )
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Left-handedness is nothing more than a lifestyle choice!
And in NY, they permit left-handed people to marry. My partner is also a leftie. But both our children are right-handed (as is the mailman).
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