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PostPosted: Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:16 am 
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I'm sorry,  but HOW could I resist Chuck ?   LOL

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Steven Kaplan @ Mon Aug 14, 2006 1:16 pm wrote:
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I'm sorry,  but HOW could I resist Chuck ?   LOL
That's funny, when I make a slam I usually check the spelling.

I meant sgreoon.

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michaeljayklein @ Mon Aug 14, 2006 10:52 am wrote:
I think the creepiest performance I've ever seen was by Robert Walker in Hitchcock's "Strangers on a Train".  He was so evilish in that, and what is funny is prior to that he had spent years at MGM playing "boy next door types".

Another actor who was a superb heavy in the movies, particularly in the 1950s, was Raymond Burr, who had the market cornered in creepy villains.  Speaking of Hitchcock and Burr, if you've ever seen "Rear Window" a lot of people sometimes ask why Raymond Burr was made up with the white hair and the glasses, etc.  Well, it was an inside joke.  Hitchcock, who despised David O. Selznick, who had held Hitchcock under his contract for many years, made Burr up deliberately to look like Selznick--and he does!

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Hey Mike! Just kidding bro. You're a fine singer.  I'm just being jeffioke, editorial director of karaoke scene.com!  I occasionally say something a little out there. Not too often of course.  :whistle:  :need hug:   :D

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michaeljayklein @ Mon Aug 14, 2006 11:55 am wrote:
All I know is we "lefties" are superior in all aspects....


preach on brother lefty!! AMEN hehe  well.. I guess I'm sorta ambihandrous (yes I know that's not the word, but that's how I choose to label myself :P)

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My grandmother was punished for using her left hand in school, and had it tied to the desk and behind her back, to force her to use her right hand for writing. If she forgot, and went for the left hand, she would be smacked with a metre stick. When I was young, I thought that was amusing. Sad, but amusing, a difference  in times..... interestingly, she wrote equally well with both hands. She wrote with her right  hand, however, and ate and sewed etc with her left:) I guess they never completely broke her:)

My friends daughter was using her left AND right hand to "paint" in pre-school, and instead of letting things play out, her teacher forced her to only use her right hand to draw, saying that she needed to choose a dominate hand, or she wouldn't excel at writing with either.  My daughter was an obvious righthander from the get-go, so i don't understand the confusion for this child (who is half a year younger then sky), isn't there some SORT of way of telling which hand is dominate, or is it REALLY very important. I would have simply let the child figure it out for herself. What is your opinion?



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0n a side note.... my daughter learned to ride a two wheeler today! (she got a bike with training wheels last month, and I took the training wheels off today:) Took about half an hour, but she HAS it.. i am very proud, i know. Sad, eh?:) We are Biiiig biker people, and I can't wait for her to mature on it, and take her with me on the trails:) (Ok, ok, a long ways offf...)


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Im a LEFTY!!!  And Im in my right mind....... ha ha ha ... ya I know.. very old.  

Yes, Gilly..... for some kids it can take a long time for them to establish a true "dominance" for handedness ..... Up to 7 in some cases (tho rare.... most have it figured out by 4) ..... but they should ALWAYS be allowed to figure it out for themselves.   Like with anything else.... if the brain isn't ready for something... and its forced ..... it has a nasty of way of sneaking up on us later in life.  Im surprised an educator of "today" is actually trying to make the child choose.   :shock:

I too have to be "selective" about where I sit at the table ..... so as not to disturb those "picky" right handers like KAPPY ..... hehehehehehhe   :yes:   :dancin:

WTG ..... Sky on learning how to two wheel.  I am sure she is VERY proud!!  I remember when my son learn .... probably right about her age .... and I was extremely proud of him, Gilly..... normal mommy stuff!!   :hug:

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So was I,  but what does this have to do with writing ?  


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Sometimes I use my left hand... so, it feels different.. like someone else;)


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Gilly @ Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:35 pm wrote:
Sometimes I use my left hand... so, it feels different.. like someone else;)
Ah Gilly, you BEAT me to it. LOL


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i love the emphasis on "beat":)

I like you:)

(and i am liking myself left handed RIGHT now:)


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Gilly @ Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:56 pm wrote:
i love the emphasis on "beat":)

I like you:)

(and i am liking myself left handed RIGHT now:)
As long as you're thinking of me, that's all I ask.


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in my right mind, I too have to be "selective" about where I sit at the table ..... so as not to disturb those "picky" right handers like KAPPY ..... hehehehehehhe      






LOL CCindy,  I missed this.  Yeah,  I guess that means some part of my mind that's "left" is somewhat working ?

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PostPosted: Fri Aug 18, 2006 8:03 pm 
I think that's why I decided to be come proficient at typing...you lefties will know what I'm talking about when it comes to writing with pen or pencil--smudge city all the way!


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It took me wanting to be able type online while lying on my back in the dark badly enough before I started to get quite accurate and fast

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