Is Obama left handed?

[alienlovechild 75]

Most of the US Presidents that were elected in the past were left handed...Just sort of curiosity, is Obama left handed?

[Hilarious Clinton 452]

Yes. And so is John McCain.

How sinister.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

I'm left handed as well.

[IAMX 3,055]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

[IAMX 3,055]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

But is your last name of a famous city?

Edit: Btw, I plan on legally changing it to Stephen, which is what it should have been. Bloody Catholics.

Edited September 27, 2008 by SRVT

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

But is your last name of a famous city?

Edit: Btw, I plan on legally changing it to Stephen, which is what it should have been. Bloody Catholics.

You were raised Catholic too??? This is eerie.

[IAMX 3,055]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

But is your last name of a famous city?

Edit: Btw, I plan on legally changing it to Stephen, which is what it should have been. Bloody Catholics.

You were raised Catholic too??? This is eerie.

Actually, raised both Catholic and "Christian" (Presbyterian). Dad's side Catholic. Mom's side.. lots of things. SDA, Baptist, but all ultimately the same thing. Dad had intended name to be with a "ph", mom is a woman, and, well, women forget things very easily. I guess you could say both are Christian, but Catholics don't really call themselves "Christian".

Anyways, I'm not really a true left-handed person. I write left, kick a ball left, use scissors with left, bat left in baseball, open doors with left, throw frisbee with left, and eat with left hand -- but throw a ball with right hand, shoot in basketball with right hand, golf right handed, use a right-handed hockey stick, and mostly carry things with my right hand.

I've always wondered how it would be to try out a left-handed mouse. Given I've used computers for over 15 years now, it might be too hard to change the habit.

Edit: Also, I'm agnostic. Oh, and all of the kids on my dad's side who were raised Catholic -- also agnostic.

Edited September 27, 2008 by SRVT

[one...two...tree 2,762]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

But is your last name of a famous city?

Edit: Btw, I plan on legally changing it to Stephen, which is what it should have been. Bloody Catholics.

You were raised Catholic too??? This is eerie.

Actually, raised both Catholic and "Christian" (Presbyterian). Dad's side Catholic. Mom's side.. lots of things. SDA, Baptist, but all ultimately the same thing. Dad had intended name to be with a "ph", mom is a woman, and, well, women forget things very easily. I guess you could say both are Christian, but Catholics don't really call themselves "Christian".

Anyways, I'm not really a true left-handed person. I write left, kick a ball left, use scissors with left, bat left in baseball, open doors with left, throw frisbee with left, and eat with left hand -- but throw a ball with right hand, shoot in basketball with right hand, golf right handed, use a right-handed hockey stick, and mostly carry things with my right hand.

I've always wondered how it would be to try out a left-handed mouse. Given I've used computers for over 15 years now, it might be too hard to change the habit.

Oh wow.....I write and draw with my left hand, but have played sports with my right hand all my life.

[jundp 191]

Hey, freaky left-handed Stevens....you totally hijacked this thread.

PS I'm Catholic (and I do consider myself Christian, btw) and my son is left handed and my ex's name is Stephen. Can I join your club?

[IAMX 3,055]

Indeed. I write left handed as well.

Good God! And we're both named, Steven!

But is your last name of a famous city?

Edit: Btw, I plan on legally changing it to Stephen, which is what it should have been. Bloody Catholics.

You were raised Catholic too??? This is eerie.

Actually, raised both Catholic and "Christian" (Presbyterian). Dad's side Catholic. Mom's side.. lots of things. SDA, Baptist, but all ultimately the same thing. Dad had intended name to be with a "ph", mom is a woman, and, well, women forget things very easily. I guess you could say both are Christian, but Catholics don't really call themselves "Christian".

Anyways, I'm not really a true left-handed person. I write left, kick a ball left, use scissors with left, bat left in baseball, open doors with left, throw frisbee with left, and eat with left hand -- but throw a ball with right hand, shoot in basketball with right hand, golf right handed, use a right-handed hockey stick, and mostly carry things with my right hand.

I've always wondered how it would be to try out a left-handed mouse. Given I've used computers for over 15 years now, it might be too hard to change the habit.

Oh wow.....I write and draw with my left hand, but have played sports with my right hand all my life.

Just had one of those ATHF moments. Think of handbanana.

Hey, freaky left-handed Stevens....you totally hijacked this thread.

PS I'm Catholic (and I do consider myself Christian, btw) and my son is left handed and my ex's name is Stephen. Can I join your club?

Forget our SO's and Catholicism. You, me, and the other Steven can make like the mormons and have a three way wedding.

Edit: Ahh sh!t.. we need more women though.

Edited September 27, 2008 by SRVT

[jundp 191]

Yeah, I'm totally outnumbered there!

[spookyturtle 9,466]

Yeah, but can a lefty change hands without missing a stroke?

[IAMX 3,055]

Yeah, but can a lefty change hands without missing a stroke?

Practice makes perfect.

[akdiver 3]

Oh wow.....I write and draw with my left hand, but have played sports with my right hand all my life.

Which if your hands tends to be the rosiest?