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Originally Posted by Razorfeld
Why have you come here? Why is the allure of true left-handedness that pulls you where you ought not go?
Ed, you ought to call the Master At (Left) Arms and show the glory seeker the door.
It'd be a bit tough to rough up am octagenarian. Perhaps we could have some sort of associate status, or maybe let righties in to do menial work round the clubhouse :-)Quote:
Originally Posted by MisterMoo
It is so much fun to vex Ed. I'm afraid he is getting serious on us. And MisterMoo, he edited my statement to fit his own agenda. he's an agitator of the first degree. In the old, old days he'd be called a Union Organizer and a Commie Sympathizer. All we call him these days is Aussie (to be).
Oh come on now, that was a bit harsh, keep going like that and you'll be of the Christmas list :)
I was never on one. Wrong holiday. As a matter of fact, it would be the wrong holiday no matter what.
Christmas in the Hewitt household isnt a religious affair, just a time to be together.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorfeld
Ed, this came into my inbox today
12 Little-Known Facts About Left-Handers - Healthy Living Center - Everyday Health
Thought you will find it interesting.
Sounds like a lot of lefty-wannabee misdirection to me. Still, maybe he can be taught to point the buffet utensils in the correct direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorfeld
It doesnt look great for us, I skimmed.the first few pages as I am in a bit of a hurry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Razorfeld
Here. Cheer up.Quote:
Originally Posted by edhewitt
Famous Left Handed People
"Finally some of the most famous left handed people from yesteryear, are without doubt some of the greatest and influential individuals who have ever lived. The likes of Horatio Nelson; Leonardo Da Vinci; Michelangelo; Pablo Picasso; Julius Caesar; Wolfgang Amedeus Mozart; Ludwig Van Beethoven; Winston Churchill; Napoleon Bonaparte - and Josephine; Queen Victoria; Alexander the Great; Joan of Arc; Marie Curie and last but certainly not least, Albert Einstein. They all had one predominant feature in common with each other - they were all left handed! It is worth noting that Einstein learned to speak late, had problems in almost every subject in school and was frequently labelled as being backwards! So there is certainly no need for any left-hander to have an inferiority complex!"