Are you ambidextrous?

No, I'm agnostic.

Of course, those matches are referred to as "The Old Firm".

For most of my life I have been a Norwich supporter (someone has to admit to it). Our nearest rivals are Ipswich, 40 miles down the road, and also in a largely rural and agricultural economy. These games are often referred to as "The Old Farm".




This post was edited by Plingsby at March 12, 2017 6:04 AM MDT

I'm ambidextrous and it's due to being left-handed.  Until the last 30 or so years in the U.S., most left-handed people were forced to use their right hands for various things because we were living in a rigidly right-handed world.  My parents and grandparents were all natural left handers but, during the course of their early lives, they were forced to use their right hands while in school.  So, they were all right-handed as adults except for one grandfather who was ambidextrous.  He was so rigidly left-handed that he never lost that ability.  My older brother is right-handed for the same reason (school).  I was the first one not forced to use my right hand.  Yet, I'm right handed when I'm performing various tasks due to not having access to a left-handed person to teach me.  So, I write and eat and perform most tasks left-handed.  I can do those things with my right hand but not as efficiently.  I learned how to golf, play baseball, and play the guitar right-handed.  I am comfortable performing outdoor chores such as digging in the dirt, raking leaves, and shoveling snow with either hand.  When I'm on a computer, I use my right hand to control the mouse but I can control it with my left hand just as easily.  

Didge, you probably know the reason why left-handed people were always forced to use their right hands so I won't bore you with the story. :-)

Harry's answer is almost exactly like mine. Being left handed, I was always told how to do things right handed. So being left handed has helped me be ambidextrous also. Which has come in handy on many occasions. Sports also. Worked great in Baseball being able to catch, throw, and bat from either side. I like it now that I'm older.

I'm ambidextrous because I badly broke my right arm and had to learn to use the left hand more. I still use the left a lot out of habit and because my right arm is weaker from the damage, it starts to hurt if I use my right hand too much.

I can barely do anything with either hand. Antiamidextrous?

I've been ambidextrous for as long as I can remember..... It really helps when I need to use a mouse and write at work

Not really, more or less right handed, though I sometimes eat or do crosswords lefthanded. I used to bat left handed at cricket. 

No. Just a southpaw.

I'm two Andy that for sure.......hehe

no, im right handed