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I have been in the market for a wrist watch I could read for a long time and although we are not left handed Our range of vision Is. a form of dyslexia known as strephosymbolia causes us to precieve everthing as if in a mirror, the LeChat mirror face Backwards wrist watch item # 418 is perfect for our needs since I must look at a mirror image to precieve a normal view (I hope to place an order for one soon) my user name on the web is paschar which means Vision or Guide , my research is in the field of the study of this form of dyslexia (of the true mirror image reader & writer)for those who have the condition where all text is printed from right to left in the mirror image. I will soon be refering my students to this site (all 7000+ of them) to let the view the wrist watch . professor S.D.Waner aka paschar (all over the web)
Hi,
I’m a left hander who got switched in school. Many years ago you were required to be right handed. Today the only thing I do consistently right handed is write. I am looking for a pair of LH sissors because when I try to cut the nails on my right hand using my left hand with right handed sissors it really mangles them. LH people must have the same problem in reverse, so would RH sissors help?
As for the looping – perhaps the teachers teach this, like I was taught to be right handed??
Jan
Hi! I have been searching everywhere and not a site will sell a “true lefty” camera:
1. shutter (left)
2. viewfinder (right)
3. controls/buttons from the back of the camera (left).
4. Hand-grip (left or both hands)
Sadly, I couldn’t find any. However, I did found one that was a okay for a lefty but the bad thing is that the battery life is too short. Here, take a look: http://www.amazon.com/Sony-Cybershot-Digital-Camera-Optical/dp/B0007XY6QY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=electronics&qid=1257578783&sr=8-1
I’ve been complaining so much that I hope this “anythinglefthanded” can change the world FOR ALL LEFTIES. Wouldn’t you agree?
Stephanie, I have a Canon PowerShot/Ixus which is similar to your link. I am mostly ambidextrous, but with the camera I found that I can turn it upside down to take my photos and use my thumb instead of my forefinger to push the shutter button. It works very well, and because the camera has an LED screen and the exterior is relatively featureless, I don’t get the weird looks I get when I turn my SLR upside down, and that makes it great for people pictures (which I’m seldom comfortable taking to start with).
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Don’t forget Prince Andrew’s wife sofia is left handed
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Hi Everyone,
I went into a well known kitchen and cookery shop to buy a wooden spatula. I looked around but could only find them with a right-handed bias. I picked one up, took it to the till and asked the assistant if they had and left-handed versions. She looked rather puzzled so I explained about the bias (like scissors), the slant of the bottom edge and the natural curve of the spatula being made for right-handers, whilst a queue formed behind me.
She got rather agitated (due to the queue) and haughtily asked why I didn’t just turn the spatula the other way. Needless to say, I didn’t proceed with the purchase.
However, my partner who was with me said that he didn’t realise I was having a problem. He bought me a cheap flat wooden spatula that he ground the edge of to give me the correct bias. Result!
Do you have an e-mail address where I can send you a comic strip regarding left-handedness? It is a Bizarro strip from 2006, I think.
Hi Judy
I have changed the web content contact form so you can use it to attach a file – I look forward to seeing the cartoon – Keith
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Hi left handeres,my name is rediet,i’m left hander from Ethiopia.In my country there is no any left hander association.i’m learning in addis abeba(capital city)in engeenring feild&i want to establish this association,but i have no any helper&conseltant person. if you have any information please inform me.
Possibly some of us are slightly “loopier” than others??? (Author of this response included)
On a side note – I think the looping has provide me with one clear advantage – it pushed me early on to adopt and adapt myself to a keyboard…
yep…i believe that much of the loopers were induced unnaturally to write in this manner in view of making themselves less conspicuous…
I dont get the looping thing either. I have always held my hand parallel and under what I’m writing and can see fine. I do put my paper at an 45* angle clockwise. That is a comfort thing -otherwise my wrist would fatigue if I tried to keep my paper north/south. Righties do the same thing for the same reason but it’s 45* counterclockwise.
I used to get a left-handed magazine a number of years ago. Do you know if it is still in production? It was really cool because you read it from back to front, exactly like I read magazines, only now I have to go “forward” (which is really backwards) to find the beginning of the article.
Hi Linda
There used to be a magazine published in America many years ago but I have not heard anything about it for a very long time. Our Left Handers Club sends out a monthly email newsletter and you can join free using the box at top left of the page.
Keith
I always thought that the people who looped were the ones that some teacher thought needed to be “corrected” and tried to change them to right handers. I have 2 lefty daughters, a lefty broither and one lefty sister. I say leave them alone. They are perfect!
Writing left handed has always amused me. First I must say that I am left handed, my parents were left handed (both of them), and my son is left handed. So I have some experience of the left handed world. Which brings me to the writing bit. Many left handers loop their hand for writing, my son does it. But I don’t really understand why (I don’t loop you see). I know the reason is given that you don’t smudge your writing, you can’t see what you are writing etc. etc. I don’t have any of those problems and I write in a rather nice place script, which gets me thinking about this problem, and I can see PhD’s coming out of this
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Latin based scripts are written left to right, the majority of writers are right handed, and left handers loop their hands to cope.
Arabic and Hebrew based fonts are written right to left, the majority of writers are right handed, so they have the same issues as left handers and Latin based, yet they don’t loop their right hands to cope. So what is it about left handers and left to right writing? Is this looping learnt? If so why does my son loop when I don’t? (My parents did not loop either). No I don’t expect an answer yet but looping the hand and the apparent reasons given do intrigue me.