Are YOU a Tootle Puffer??

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I love left-handers really - my dad was also left-handed :)

My mother is, and also my stepfather; my mom spent a great deal of time trying to "convert" me to a southpaw when I was first learning to pick up a crayon, according to my late grandmother, and I personally saw her doing the same with my son -- no dice in either case. :D I'm not even the SLIGHTEST bit ambidextrous, though my son is, slightly.

Being raised by 2 lefties as I was, *I* was the minority in my house, and it always kinda wigged me out that my mother, the youngest of 7 kids, was the only southpaw. But my grandfather said that his mother was.

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Odd that your Mom wanted you to be a lefty.

Most lefties can tell you horror stories about people trying to convert them to righties.

Ahh... you'd have to know my mom to understand that; she always saw me as a "mini Me" and it grieved her to no end that I was a very different person, with very different ideas and values. The way I learned to mother my son was 1) Dr Spock's Baby and Child Care, and 2) figuring out whatever my mom might have done... and doing the opposite. :D

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My dad went to school in an era when it wasn't acceptable to be a lefty and was forced into being a rightie. As an adult he did somethings left and other things right :D

My mom and stepdad were both in that group too, though fortunately my mom had a more enlightened teacher for handwriting, so she always had a nice "hand," (before ill health and too much medicine made her shaky). My stepfather on the other hand writes with his hand crooked-round the top, giving him a very odd handwriting. But both of them are somewhat ambidextrous -- I asked them recently if either of them would benefit from left-handed scissors, since I found a place to buy them, but both of them said they had no issues with right-hand scissors. Which I can't imagine; if I try to use regular scissors in my left hand, they just don't work -- I guess they both use regular scissors in their right hands.

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Today's Puffer. Maverick ET 732. Temp Control. Has an hour counter on it
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Can't believe I tried to hit it one time :laugh: Couldn't find the fire button
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Yes, dad always used regular scissors in his right hand. He would write with his left hand but ate right-handed (knife right, fork left). When I was 16 I broke my right thumb just before a set of mock exams and had to do them all left-handed. By the end of the 2 or 3 weeks I could write as quickly left-handed as right but I couldn't do it now :D
 

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Which I can't imagine; if I try to use regular scissors in my left hand, they just don't work -- I guess they both use regular scissors in their right hands.

Lefty here. I learned early to use the righty scissors with my right hand. When I realized my cousin's little one was a lefty, I taught her this skill as the most important one she could learn. I was the only lefty she knew and I miss her, since her mom ran off to Cali with her :(.
 

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Yes, dad always used regular scissors in his right hand. He would write with his left hand but ate right-handed (knife right, fork left). When I was 16 I broke my right thumb just before a set of mock exams and had to do them all left-handed. By the end of the 2 or 3 weeks I could write as quickly left-handed as right but I couldn't do it now :D

I'm like that. Some things left, some things right, some things both.

Many attempts by various people to make me a righty.

Didn't take, but sure confused the Hell out of me.

My younger brother is totally ambidextrous.
 

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Lefty here. I learned early to use the righty scissors with my right hand. When I realized my cousin's little one was a lefty, I taught her this skill as the most important one she could learn. I was the only lefty she knew and I miss her, since her mom ran off to Cali with her :(.
Lefty here, did the same thing as a kid, adapted to using everything but a pen and eating utensels right handed!
Even shoot right handed...
 

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WOW !!! I started using computers running DOS 3 then moved on to 3.11 and Windows '95 . . . Jumped all the way to "Millenium" and never had all the problems everyone else was having . . . AND - For over 10 years been using XP Pro on the same laptop with no problems at all (knock on wood) . . . So - Refused to instal Vista/7 after testing them on Friends computers and especially talking to a nephew-in-law who works for MS who said he wouldn't either . . . AND Now - Since having and using a tablet off and on for the past couple of years - I still am having too many problems trying to do the same things I normally would do with a computer . . . So - I don't know what I would do if anything happened to "My" computer . . . Just Sayin' . . . ;)
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Just because...
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I just scored a Cloupor Mini 30W and a Lemo on our classifieds.

My first device capable of leaving the Tootle Zone.

Can we still be friends? :D

I do know about the reported melting Cloupors. I figured I'd gamble a dub on an otherwise well thought out setup. My first non-tube mod, as well.


Jay :headbang:
 

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Just because...
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I just scored a Cloupor Mini 30W and a Lemo on our classifieds.

My first device capable of leaving the Tootle Zone.

Can we still be friends? :D

I do know about the reported melting Cloupors. I figured I'd gamble a dub on an otherwise well thought out setup. My first non-tube mod, as well.


Jay :headbang:

I use a 30w iStick... at 10w. :D Just having it doesn't mean you have to use it -- I got the 30w instead of the 20w because the 20w won't step down, which just killed it for me.

It tootles excellently with a kayfun. :D :thumb:

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Today's Puffer. Maverick ET 732. Temp Control. Has an hour counter on it
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Can't believe I tried to hit it one time :laugh: Couldn't find the fire button
(Smokin spareribs today)
No 510 connector?

I am looking for a TV remote MOD. A squonking one would be best it squonks every time you change channels.
 

Robert Cromwell

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Just because...
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I just scored a Cloupor Mini 30W and a Lemo on our classifieds.

My first device capable of leaving the Tootle Zone.

Can we still be friends? :D

I do know about the reported melting Cloupors. I figured I'd gamble a dub on an otherwise well thought out setup. My first non-tube mod, as well.


Jay :headbang:
Friends yes. I hear day passes are available.
 
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