Left-Handed PV?

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Israfil

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While I know this is a joke....fixed it for ya! Now you can enjoy all the perks of being a right handed vaper, but use your left hand! :D

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maureengill

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Actually...being in IT...I use peoples left handed mice all the time. You wouldn't believe how many people use the standard click configuration (right handed) and just move the mouse to the other side of the pc. I don't move peoples stuff to accomadate myself. So if I'm working on a pc and someone has it setup with a left handed mouse I use it that way. (Although after I fractured my right hand last year I did learn to hit a volleyball left handed also and found out that I'm a way better left handed batter than I ever was right handed...too bad I didn't find that out while I was playing softball :p )

In closing I can use a left handed mouse with right or left handed buttons :D


Nah... It would just confuse you poor, spoiled righties.

Have you ever seen a right-handed person accidently pick up a left-handed pair of scissors?.... or how about try to use a mouse left-handed? Confuses the bejezz out of 'em!

We Lefties, on the other hand, have the unique ability to adapt to your backward ways.
 

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and found out that I'm a way better left handed batter than I ever was right handed
The first time I tried batting left-handed I couldn't believe how well I could see the ball.
And almost immediately I found it easier to judge pitches and make contact.

The reason is that when batting left-handed my right eye was the one facing the pitcher.
And because my right eye is dominant, my field of vision was much wider that way.
And my ability to track the ball was improved.

The dominant eye is the one that is actually looking directly at objects.
The non-dominant eye adjusts, depending on distance, to provide binocular vision.


I didn't explain that well, but try an experiment to see how this works...

Face directly towards a small object about 10 feet away.
Now hold one finger up so it is superimposed right over your view of the object.
Now close one eye.
Now close the other eye.

Cool, huh?
:D
 
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Satharra

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Being left handed I love this post. I would hazard a guess that just about every left handed person knew it was a joke before they reached the end of the original post. We spend our entire lives doing everything the backward rightie way so to be tripped up on something so simple is impossible ;)

You shush! I get out of chopping veggies and peeling potatoes because my husband is convinced I can't use a right-handed peeler and I can't hold a knife properly because I'm left-handed. :D

There will be no logic here! None! :laugh:
 

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The first time I tried batting left-handed I couldn't believe how well I could see the ball.
And almost immediately I found it easier to judge pitches and make contact.

Since I have one eye that's farsighted and one that nearsighted I guess I have to jump to the other side as the ball gets closer. :D
 
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