Seems very appropo that it's today, seeing as I'm left-handed and all....and 62 today.
Happy Left-Handers' Day!
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I'm in! 
I'm 63 and left-handed. How come I never heard of this before? Is it new? Do we get cake?
Thank you Ed,you made my day. 
It's been around a while (takes someone posting it somewhere like FB to remind me, though).
Cake? Hell yes, I got cake today!
Cake any damn time we want, by gum!
You people are weird, doing things from the wrong side of the body.
I won't argue with you... I've learned, when you're left-handed, you're never right.but the right side of the brain
HERE YA GO
khryslerkid
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Lmao
Count me in too, makes gun shopping fun
I was always told that if you use your left hand, it feels like someone else is doing it. Any truth to that lefties?
Jeesh, all you backwards people!
My Grandfather was ambidextrous, he could hammer with one hand then switch for position. He could also write with either, amazing to watch. I broke my right arm as a kid and had to have a series of casts. I spent most of the 5th grade that way and learned to write, eat, everything left handed. It wasn't that difficult, after a week it was easy. I can still write lefty today, kind of cool having 2 signatures- messes with people.
My Grandfather was ambidextrous, he could hammer with one hand then switch for position. He could also write with either, amazing to watch. I broke my right arm as a kid and had to have a series of casts. I spent most of the 5th grade that way and learned to write, eat, everything left handed. It wasn't that difficult, after a week it was easy. I can still write lefty today, kind of cool having 2 signatures- messes with people.
I've shot right-handed rifles and such for years, of course - so when the salesman showed me an actualCount me in too, makes gun shopping fun
LEFT-HANDED AR-15 several years ago, my mind was blown.
How cool is that! No brass in the sight line was sort of weird at first - but I love the damn thing now.
Turns out, the suppliers of such critters to our military are required in their contracts to make so much
a percentage of production be left-handed (mine is a Stag, built like a tank).
I've read ambidextrous folks are right-handed at their root - but if you're like me, being a lefty means one isJeesh, all you backwards people!
My Grandfather was ambidextrous, he could hammer with one hand then switch for position. He could also write with either, amazing to watch. I broke my right arm as a kid and had to have a series of casts. I spent most of the 5th grade that way and learned to write, eat, everything left handed. It wasn't that difficult, after a week it was easy. I can still write lefty today, kind of cool having 2 signatures- messes with people.
VERY lefty, with the right hand being useful for catching baseballs and holding the plate still at dinner pretty
much.
My wife and daughter are south paws.....aka left handed,my son and I are normal! Lol
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