YES We did!

[Alex]

By the way, left handers are obviously more successful. Though only 10% of the population, half of the presidents from Hoover onward (7 out of 14) have been left handed.

Right handed people can suck it with their scissor oppression and stuff. We get the bomb button.

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Alex

Right handed people can suck it with their scissor oppression and stuff. We get the bomb button.

CP and I recently had a deep conversation about scissors, and the fact that righties simply CANNOT appreciate the luxury of having a quality pair of scissors at hand.

[Andrew]

Originally Posted by Alex

Would you have been obscurely pleased watching McCain sign things left handed?

Maybe, assuming Canadian TV covered Presidential signing ceremonies.

Originally Posted by Disneyphile

(Is it just sad that I knew the reference before clicking the link?)

The Leader would approve.

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

CP and I recently had a deep conversation about scissors, and the fact that righties simply CANNOT appreciate the luxury of having a quality pair of scissors at hand.

Oh, they're available... for twenty bucks?

[Ghoulish Delight]

Originally Posted by Andrew

Maybe, assuming Canadian TV covered Presidential signing ceremonies.

The Leader would approve.

Oh, they're available... for twenty bucks?

Oh, I know. I have a pair (better pair than that). A pair I cherish and treat with respect. It makes me ill the cavalier way wrongies will just leave their scissors lying around as if they were no more important than a simple paperclip. It's insulting.

ETA: you'll note that that page says "currently unavailable".

[blueerica]

Originally Posted by Ghoulish Delight

CP and I recently had a deep conversation about scissors, and the fact that righties simply CANNOT appreciate the luxury of having a quality pair of scissors at hand.

I got to thinking about this last night, and I think some righties can, or at least I do. I have memories of bad scissors growing up. I adore good scissors today. I have three pairs of quality (comfy for both-handed people) scissors regularly available in my abode. At work, I have the 'standard issue' pair of scissors and it's no fun to cut things at the office.

Then again, I do a lot of stuff "leftie" (eat, skateboard, snowboard). Maybe I'm just more sympathetic to the cause.