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<blockquote data-quote="AntrimHills" data-source="post: 75739" data-attributes="member: 9936">I'm left-handed.&nbsp; My wife is left-handed.&nbsp; On our wedding day the best man was left-handed, as was the minister who took the ceremony.&nbsp; My uncle was left handed, as is two of his three daughters, and all of whom are great artists.&nbsp; My Dad was an engineer, and I seem to have inherited his technical ability as well as some of my uncle's artistic ability.&nbsp; My qualifications are all in technical subjects, such as computer science, engineering and geography.&nbsp; As for my brother, who is right-handed, he is the genius of the family, with two Bachelor's Degrees, a Post Graduate Diploma and a PhD (all in the Arts).&nbsp; Having said that he has neither a technical or artistic bone in his body.&nbsp; He's the only person I know, if you gave him a hammer a nail and a piece of wood, would manage to bend or break one of the three...I forgot...my grandfather was left handed too.&nbsp; I just remembered when you mentioned punching.&nbsp; He had, I don't know what you would call it, an unusual thing in his arms, and when he clenched fists his wrist bones would lock; the doctor warned him never to hit anybody in the face, or he would risk driving their jaw through the back of their head...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="AntrimHills, post: 75739, member: 9936"] I'm left-handed. My wife is left-handed. On our wedding day the best man was left-handed, as was the minister who took the ceremony. My uncle was left handed, as is two of his three daughters, and all of whom are great artists. My Dad was an engineer, and I seem to have inherited his technical ability as well as some of my uncle's artistic ability. My qualifications are all in technical subjects, such as computer science, engineering and geography. As for my brother, who is right-handed, he is the genius of the family, with two Bachelor's Degrees, a Post Graduate Diploma and a PhD (all in the Arts). Having said that he has neither a technical or artistic bone in his body. He's the only person I know, if you gave him a hammer a nail and a piece of wood, would manage to bend or break one of the three... I forgot...my grandfather was left handed too. I just remembered when you mentioned punching. He had, I don't know what you would call it, an unusual thing in his arms, and when he clenched fists his wrist bones would lock; the doctor warned him never to hit anybody in the face, or he would risk driving their jaw through the back of their head... [/QUOTE]

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