ƃuıʇıɹʍ uʍop ǝpısdn ƃuıʇsǝʇ

[MikesSon]

¡sɥıʇ op oʇ sı pʇısʍǝʇ ʎlǝɐlɹ ʇɥɐʍ ʎɐlnʇnɔlɐ

[MomsSol]

Originally Posted by solli4me ˙ʇuǝɯǝʌoɯ pɹɐʍʞɔɐq ǝɥʇ sǝıɟıldɯǝxǝ ʎlʇɔǝɟɹǝd ɐǝpı sıɥʇ puɐ ʍou ʇɥƃıɹ ǝpɐɹƃoɹʇǝɹ sı ʎɹnɔɹǝɯ ˙ʇdǝɔuoɔ ƃuıʇsǝɹǝʇuı ʎɹǝʌ ¡ʎluo ʞɐǝds ǝsɹǝʌǝɹ ¡ʎssıɯ ʎǝɥ

ʍǝll 'ʇɥıs ıs ɹǝɐllʎ ndsıpǝpoʍu ɐup qɐɔʞʍɐɹp˙
ıu oɹpǝɹ ʇo ɹǝɐp ıʇ - ɥolp ıʇ nd ʇo ɐ ɯıɹɹoɹ˙ lol¡

[bentley]

Originally Posted by MomsSol This stuff cracks me up! I'm one of the really unusual people (right handed) who can write left handed upside down and backward. I can also, if I concentrate, write with both hands the same thing going in opposite directions i.e one is backward, one is forward. I know ... I'm sick ... really sick!

no you are not sick you are what is called ambidextrous (using both hands with equal ease) my grandma could write that way we could always tell when her hand got tired when writing a letter the words would slant a different way depending on what hand she was writing with. i can do it (left handed) if i really work at it but when i wirte with my right hand it looks like a first graders writing.

[BellaVerde]

Originally Posted by bentley no you are not sick you are what is called ambidextrous (using both hands with equal ease) my grandma could write that way we could always tell when her hand got tired when writing a letter the words would slant a different way depending on what hand she was writing with. i can do it (left handed) if i really work at it but when i wirte with my right hand it looks like a first graders writing.

I am strongly right-handed, but I noticed I could write with both hands going in opposite directions! And I wondered...could we reduce the trauma we induce in lefties if we do not force them to write left to right, but allow right to left(with reverse script)? Use translucent paper and righties could just flip and read!