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Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
Ok, for today’s ramble, a question for left handed people or educators. Long story short, had a meeting at my kid’s school. One of the things I brought up was an assessment test done in August that he bombed majorly. Now they do this assessment 3 times a year, and it isn’t a big deal, but in kindergarten he scored like a 490 which would put him at about a 2nd grade level. And in August he scored an 8. I didn’t even know that was possible to get below 100. I tried to get information at the time, but issue is he hasn’t had the same teacher for more than 3 weeks this year. Don’t even get me started on that but most of the time I couldn’t even find out who his teacher was to ask. He has had 7 teachers this year. One new teacher who quit, a sub, another sub, another new teacher who quit, another sub, split up the class to other teachers, that teacher then had surgery so another sub, then that teacher just returned. Yeah, don’t get me started. Anyway, his next assessment in December put him up in the 500s again. I still really wanted to know what the hell happened that day, like 490, to 8, to 510. Something doesn’t fit.

Now, the assessments are computerized. I asked at the time if he was set up for left handed, as he is left handed and in kindergarten the test is done on a touch screen, but 1st it is by mouse. In my house, if he will be using the pc, I have his profile set to reverse primary and secondary mouse buttons, so I can move the mouse left for him when he sits down (I am right handed). Seems pretty basic to assume a left handed person should use the left handed mouse settings. When I asked this at the time, the sub wasn’t sure as had only been there a few days, I just eye rolled at the shitty situation in general and moved on.

Now, anyway, I finally have a teacher so I get a conference, yippie. I again ask this question, the teacher is unsure, she asks someone else who is confused and says they don’t have left handed mice. I explain their mice are universal, to which more teachers join this and say yeah, they can move the mice left. I point out that just moving the mouse isn’t changing it to left handed, because the primary and secondary buttons still need to be swapped. You aren’t expecting 6 year olds to navigate the control panel are you? They were floored. I had said something amazing an revolutionary. They were all clicking the mice like “omg, you are right” In the end, we ended up with 7 teachers who had never once considered left handed children might use a mouse with their left hand. Not one single teacher ever considered this possibility. These are teachers who wouldn’t dream of forcing a left handed student to write with their right hand, but they force them to use a mouse that way. Everything they teach is based on using it with their right hand. Every test they take is computerized thus not only are they teaching 10% of the student body incorrectly, they are hindering 10% of the students on testing. Especially since I think any reasonable parent would set their left handed child up as left handed at home. Seems obvious to me. I can now see exactly why his score was so low that day. First time he ever used a mouse in school. He moved the mouse on his own, told the teacher the mouse didn’t work, she moved it and said yes it does, he probably tried again, argued back, gave up and simply didn’t take it. I didn’t even know what to say at this point, as clearly my son has figured it out and learned at school he must use it right handed or use different fingers (I need to ask him what he is doing) so I moved on. I could accept that maybe one teacher didn’t know, it happens, but it floors me is that for years, no teacher in this entire school had ever considered a left handed student might use their left hand.

So educators, Am I the one that is absurd here? Is right handed just the only way things are done in schools?

This reminds me of an employee here, I noticed he was left handed but didn’t change his mouse, and I asked if he needed assistance in doing so. He said no, he uses it right handed. I was curious, so I asked why. He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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It was my understanding that here in New York with non-touch screen computerized testing, there had to be left handed stations. I learned this when I substituted for my son's Technology class during the "winter testing" week. Does Florida make such accommodations to their portsiders? If not, that's fishy at the least, laziness at the most.

At least they're not making him right handed like the schools did when I was a kid: Catholic school made my brother write right handed, public school made a cousin do the same.
 
Lovely pics.

Computers weren’t generally in schools when my daughter was there, certainly not enough for each student and her daughter uses tablets only at school. Both are lefties, although my daughter can write just as well with both hands.

When I first started school it was still mainly small chalk boards, eventually paper and pencil were brought in when costs reduced.
 
Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
Ok, for today’s ramble, a question for left handed people or educators. Long story short, had a meeting at my kid’s school. One of the things I brought up was an assessment test done in August that he bombed majorly. Now they do this assessment 3 times a year, and it isn’t a big deal, but in kindergarten he scored like a 490 which would put him at about a 2nd grade level. And in August he scored an 8. I didn’t even know that was possible to get below 100. I tried to get information at the time, but issue is he hasn’t had the same teacher for more than 3 weeks this year. Don’t even get me started on that but most of the time I couldn’t even find out who his teacher was to ask. He has had 7 teachers this year. One new teacher who quit, a sub, another sub, another new teacher who quit, another sub, split up the class to other teachers, that teacher then had surgery so another sub, then that teacher just returned. Yeah, don’t get me started. Anyway, his next assessment in December put him up in the 500s again. I still really wanted to know what the hell happened that day, like 490, to 8, to 510. Something doesn’t fit.

Now, the assessments are computerized. I asked at the time if he was set up for left handed, as he is left handed and in kindergarten the test is done on a touch screen, but 1st it is by mouse. In my house, if he will be using the pc, I have his profile set to reverse primary and secondary mouse buttons, so I can move the mouse left for him when he sits down (I am right handed). Seems pretty basic to assume a left handed person should use the left handed mouse settings. When I asked this at the time, the sub wasn’t sure as had only been there a few days, I just eye rolled at the shitty situation in general and moved on.

Now, anyway, I finally have a teacher so I get a conference, yippie. I again ask this question, the teacher is unsure, she asks someone else who is confused and says they don’t have left handed mice. I explain their mice are universal, to which more teachers join this and say yeah, they can move the mice left. I point out that just moving the mouse isn’t changing it to left handed, because the primary and secondary buttons still need to be swapped. You aren’t expecting 6 year olds to navigate the control panel are you? They were floored. I had said something amazing an revolutionary. They were all clicking the mice like “omg, you are right” In the end, we ended up with 7 teachers who had never once considered left handed children might use a mouse with their left hand. Not one single teacher ever considered this possibility. These are teachers who wouldn’t dream of forcing a left handed student to write with their right hand, but they force them to use a mouse that way. Everything they teach is based on using it with their right hand. Every test they take is computerized thus not only are they teaching 10% of the student body incorrectly, they are hindering 10% of the students on testing. Especially since I think any reasonable parent would set their left handed child up as left handed at home. Seems obvious to me. I can now see exactly why his score was so low that day. First time he ever used a mouse in school. He moved the mouse on his own, told the teacher the mouse didn’t work, she moved it and said yes it does, he probably tried again, argued back, gave up and simply didn’t take it. I didn’t even know what to say at this point, as clearly my son has figured it out and learned at school he must use it right handed or use different fingers (I need to ask him what he is doing) so I moved on. I could accept that maybe one teacher didn’t know, it happens, but it floors me is that for years, no teacher in this entire school had ever considered a left handed student might use their left hand.

So educators, Am I the one that is absurd here? Is right handed just the only way things are done in schools?

This reminds me of an employee here, I noticed he was left handed but didn’t change his mouse, and I asked if he needed assistance in doing so. He said no, he uses it right handed. I was curious, so I asked why. He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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Gorgeous pictures, as always. Your tush is very sexy.
As far as using a mouse, I'm right handed, but having had a computer keyboard in front of me every day for over 40 years, and having used a mouse since they were first invented, I've actually learned to mouse with either hand. It wasn't too hard. I have carpal tunnel in my right wrist so I just mouse left handed when I my right hand isn't feeling well.
 
Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
Ok, for today’s ramble, a question for left handed people or educators. Long story short, had a meeting at my kid’s school. One of the things I brought up was an assessment test done in August that he bombed majorly. Now they do this assessment 3 times a year, and it isn’t a big deal, but in kindergarten he scored like a 490 which would put him at about a 2nd grade level. And in August he scored an 8. I didn’t even know that was possible to get below 100. I tried to get information at the time, but issue is he hasn’t had the same teacher for more than 3 weeks this year. Don’t even get me started on that but most of the time I couldn’t even find out who his teacher was to ask. He has had 7 teachers this year. One new teacher who quit, a sub, another sub, another new teacher who quit, another sub, split up the class to other teachers, that teacher then had surgery so another sub, then that teacher just returned. Yeah, don’t get me started. Anyway, his next assessment in December put him up in the 500s again. I still really wanted to know what the hell happened that day, like 490, to 8, to 510. Something doesn’t fit.

Now, the assessments are computerized. I asked at the time if he was set up for left handed, as he is left handed and in kindergarten the test is done on a touch screen, but 1st it is by mouse. In my house, if he will be using the pc, I have his profile set to reverse primary and secondary mouse buttons, so I can move the mouse left for him when he sits down (I am right handed). Seems pretty basic to assume a left handed person should use the left handed mouse settings. When I asked this at the time, the sub wasn’t sure as had only been there a few days, I just eye rolled at the shitty situation in general and moved on.

Now, anyway, I finally have a teacher so I get a conference, yippie. I again ask this question, the teacher is unsure, she asks someone else who is confused and says they don’t have left handed mice. I explain their mice are universal, to which more teachers join this and say yeah, they can move the mice left. I point out that just moving the mouse isn’t changing it to left handed, because the primary and secondary buttons still need to be swapped. You aren’t expecting 6 year olds to navigate the control panel are you? They were floored. I had said something amazing an revolutionary. They were all clicking the mice like “omg, you are right” In the end, we ended up with 7 teachers who had never once considered left handed children might use a mouse with their left hand. Not one single teacher ever considered this possibility. These are teachers who wouldn’t dream of forcing a left handed student to write with their right hand, but they force them to use a mouse that way. Everything they teach is based on using it with their right hand. Every test they take is computerized thus not only are they teaching 10% of the student body incorrectly, they are hindering 10% of the students on testing. Especially since I think any reasonable parent would set their left handed child up as left handed at home. Seems obvious to me. I can now see exactly why his score was so low that day. First time he ever used a mouse in school. He moved the mouse on his own, told the teacher the mouse didn’t work, she moved it and said yes it does, he probably tried again, argued back, gave up and simply didn’t take it. I didn’t even know what to say at this point, as clearly my son has figured it out and learned at school he must use it right handed or use different fingers (I need to ask him what he is doing) so I moved on. I could accept that maybe one teacher didn’t know, it happens, but it floors me is that for years, no teacher in this entire school had ever considered a left handed student might use their left hand.

So educators, Am I the one that is absurd here? Is right handed just the only way things are done in schools?

This reminds me of an employee here, I noticed he was left handed but didn’t change his mouse, and I asked if he needed assistance in doing so. He said no, he uses it right handed. I was curious, so I asked why. He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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One thing I found in dealing with "accommodations" (Board of Ed term) is this: Here the Ministry of Education sets standards for accommodation for everything from simple things like left-handed rodents and scissors to complicated things like voice activated tablets and special lighting. Here the standards are quite generous. There should be no problem for any student with any need no matter what it is. However, it is administered by the local school board, who have to stay in budget. Every request is met with an automatic "no", no matter what it is. I believe if a kid was recommended to use a 2B pencil instead if an HB pencil that it would be rejected as an unnecessary frill. Parents are left to either fight for what their kid needs or buy it themselves. The problem with buying it yourself is that you will lose control over it.

ETA! I almost forgot: Tanga? I thought that was a brand lol. Nice pics. I still ove that top down angle very much. Thanks.
 
Umm so is that a left-handed Tanga???🙄
So obviously the education system in the us is broken..let's grade on a curve so we get " nobody left behind" problem is a smart kid gets so bored with school while waiting for umm less bright kid to be taught over and over that 2 + 2 = fucking 4... OMG don't get me started on this ...out in Calif they were teaching Ebonics..for fucks sake...seems too tough for lil Tyrone to learn English..since he ain't gonna need dat ...shit any way in prison ya feel me...

Well nice to see you my dear , stay on their ass if you have a gifted child or a slow child you should all be involved on a daily basis.. public schools are not a free babysitting service for God's sake people...

Oh and by the way, I can't do anything left-handed,even jackoff lol💋
 
Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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Lol! Way to bring it to a Lit conclusion.

My Grandmother was left handed, but they put her arm in a cast to make her use her right hand. She said she was lucky because they actually broke left arms on some kids.

As always, thanks for pics. :D
 
Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
Ok, for today’s ramble, a question for left handed people or educators. Long story short, had a meeting at my kid’s school. One of the things I brought up was an assessment test done in August that he bombed majorly. Now they do this assessment 3 times a year, and it isn’t a big deal, but in kindergarten he scored like a 490 which would put him at about a 2nd grade level. And in August he scored an 8. I didn’t even know that was possible to get below 100. I tried to get information at the time, but issue is he hasn’t had the same teacher for more than 3 weeks this year. Don’t even get me started on that but most of the time I couldn’t even find out who his teacher was to ask. He has had 7 teachers this year. One new teacher who quit, a sub, another sub, another new teacher who quit, another sub, split up the class to other teachers, that teacher then had surgery so another sub, then that teacher just returned. Yeah, don’t get me started. Anyway, his next assessment in December put him up in the 500s again. I still really wanted to know what the hell happened that day, like 490, to 8, to 510. Something doesn’t fit.

Now, the assessments are computerized. I asked at the time if he was set up for left handed, as he is left handed and in kindergarten the test is done on a touch screen, but 1st it is by mouse. In my house, if he will be using the pc, I have his profile set to reverse primary and secondary mouse buttons, so I can move the mouse left for him when he sits down (I am right handed). Seems pretty basic to assume a left handed person should use the left handed mouse settings. When I asked this at the time, the sub wasn’t sure as had only been there a few days, I just eye rolled at the shitty situation in general and moved on.

Now, anyway, I finally have a teacher so I get a conference, yippie. I again ask this question, the teacher is unsure, she asks someone else who is confused and says they don’t have left handed mice. I explain their mice are universal, to which more teachers join this and say yeah, they can move the mice left. I point out that just moving the mouse isn’t changing it to left handed, because the primary and secondary buttons still need to be swapped. You aren’t expecting 6 year olds to navigate the control panel are you? They were floored. I had said something amazing an revolutionary. They were all clicking the mice like “omg, you are right” In the end, we ended up with 7 teachers who had never once considered left handed children might use a mouse with their left hand. Not one single teacher ever considered this possibility. These are teachers who wouldn’t dream of forcing a left handed student to write with their right hand, but they force them to use a mouse that way. Everything they teach is based on using it with their right hand. Every test they take is computerized thus not only are they teaching 10% of the student body incorrectly, they are hindering 10% of the students on testing. Especially since I think any reasonable parent would set their left handed child up as left handed at home. Seems obvious to me. I can now see exactly why his score was so low that day. First time he ever used a mouse in school. He moved the mouse on his own, told the teacher the mouse didn’t work, she moved it and said yes it does, he probably tried again, argued back, gave up and simply didn’t take it. I didn’t even know what to say at this point, as clearly my son has figured it out and learned at school he must use it right handed or use different fingers (I need to ask him what he is doing) so I moved on. I could accept that maybe one teacher didn’t know, it happens, but it floors me is that for years, no teacher in this entire school had ever considered a left handed student might use their left hand.

So educators, Am I the one that is absurd here? Is right handed just the only way things are done in schools?

This reminds me of an employee here, I noticed he was left handed but didn’t change his mouse, and I asked if he needed assistance in doing so. He said no, he uses it right handed. I was curious, so I asked why. He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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Sad to think of how many kids have been disadvantaged through something so simple to fix...

My mum was left handed... the nuns that taught her insisted she use her right... one day, when she was about 8 I think, they wacked her hand so hard, she needed stitches. At which point the doctor wrote a note saying she must be allowed to use her left. But they retorted that she couldn’t because it was all bandaged up and promptly put the pencil back in the right... nuns eh? Bunch of cunts...

I’m right handed but do certain things as a leftie - I eat as a leftie, I’ve attempted to eat like a right handed person and it doesn’t feel comfortable. I was completely unaware I did it until someone commented that they weren’t aware I’m a leftie...

Stay on top of the school, you’ll be benefiting loads of kids to come, some of whom won’t have parents that know how / bother to fight back, x
 
19jimbo99 said:
Umm so is that a left-handed Tanga???🙄
So obviously the education system in the us is broken..let's grade on a curve so we get " nobody left behind" problem is a smart kid gets so bored with school while waiting for umm less bright kid to be taught over and over that 2 + 2 = fucking 4... OMG don't get me started on this ...out in Calif they were teaching Ebonics..for fucks sake...seems too tough for lil Tyrone to learn English..since he ain't gonna need dat ...shit any way in prison ya feel me...

Well nice to see you my dear , stay on their ass if you have a gifted child or a slow child you should all be involved on a daily basis.. public schools are not a free babysitting service for God's sake people...

Oh and by the way, I can't do anything left-handed,even jackoff lol💋
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wilderness said:
Lol! Way to bring it to a Lit conclusion.

My Grandmother was left handed, but they put her arm in a cast to make her use her right hand. She said she was lucky because they actually broke left arms on some kids.

As always, thanks for pics. :D
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My dad was a natural left-hander at sports: he golfed left handed, threw a baseball and football left-handed and played hockey left-handed. He wrote with this right because, as above he was forced to, and his handwriting was awful.

My son and grandson were both ambidextrous until quite late (my son was six, my grandson seven). In both cases they were forced to make a decision (a little different than being told to use your right).

If you think about it, it would be better to teach people to use their non-dominant hand on the mouse, and leave the dominant hand free to write (or wank). I guess that's old fashioned. I keep my mouse on top of a pad of paper in case I have to write down a phone number or something.
 
Justadesperatewifeandmom said:
Ok, for today’s ramble, a question for left handed people or educators. Long story short, had a meeting at my kid’s school. One of the things I brought up was an assessment test done in August that he bombed majorly. Now they do this assessment 3 times a year, and it isn’t a big deal, but in kindergarten he scored like a 490 which would put him at about a 2nd grade level. And in August he scored an 8. I didn’t even know that was possible to get below 100. I tried to get information at the time, but issue is he hasn’t had the same teacher for more than 3 weeks this year. Don’t even get me started on that but most of the time I couldn’t even find out who his teacher was to ask. He has had 7 teachers this year. One new teacher who quit, a sub, another sub, another new teacher who quit, another sub, split up the class to other teachers, that teacher then had surgery so another sub, then that teacher just returned. Yeah, don’t get me started. Anyway, his next assessment in December put him up in the 500s again. I still really wanted to know what the hell happened that day, like 490, to 8, to 510. Something doesn’t fit.

Now, the assessments are computerized. I asked at the time if he was set up for left handed, as he is left handed and in kindergarten the test is done on a touch screen, but 1st it is by mouse. In my house, if he will be using the pc, I have his profile set to reverse primary and secondary mouse buttons, so I can move the mouse left for him when he sits down (I am right handed). Seems pretty basic to assume a left handed person should use the left handed mouse settings. When I asked this at the time, the sub wasn’t sure as had only been there a few days, I just eye rolled at the shitty situation in general and moved on.

Now, anyway, I finally have a teacher so I get a conference, yippie. I again ask this question, the teacher is unsure, she asks someone else who is confused and says they don’t have left handed mice. I explain their mice are universal, to which more teachers join this and say yeah, they can move the mice left. I point out that just moving the mouse isn’t changing it to left handed, because the primary and secondary buttons still need to be swapped. You aren’t expecting 6 year olds to navigate the control panel are you? They were floored. I had said something amazing an revolutionary. They were all clicking the mice like “omg, you are right” In the end, we ended up with 7 teachers who had never once considered left handed children might use a mouse with their left hand. Not one single teacher ever considered this possibility. These are teachers who wouldn’t dream of forcing a left handed student to write with their right hand, but they force them to use a mouse that way. Everything they teach is based on using it with their right hand. Every test they take is computerized thus not only are they teaching 10% of the student body incorrectly, they are hindering 10% of the students on testing. Especially since I think any reasonable parent would set their left handed child up as left handed at home. Seems obvious to me. I can now see exactly why his score was so low that day. First time he ever used a mouse in school. He moved the mouse on his own, told the teacher the mouse didn’t work, she moved it and said yes it does, he probably tried again, argued back, gave up and simply didn’t take it. I didn’t even know what to say at this point, as clearly my son has figured it out and learned at school he must use it right handed or use different fingers (I need to ask him what he is doing) so I moved on. I could accept that maybe one teacher didn’t know, it happens, but it floors me is that for years, no teacher in this entire school had ever considered a left handed student might use their left hand.

So educators, Am I the one that is absurd here? Is right handed just the only way things are done in schools?

This reminds me of an employee here, I noticed he was left handed but didn’t change his mouse, and I asked if he needed assistance in doing so. He said no, he uses it right handed. I was curious, so I asked why. He explained when he was in school, they zip tied mice to the desks, so they couldn’t be stolen, but that meant right handed was the only option, so he adapted. I was (and still think rightfully slow) aghast that an education facility would to that. He responded he was actually glad they did, because now he can use dominant hand to jack off when surfing porn, so he was way better off than us right handed people.

So left hand litsters, how do you use your mouse?
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I am a lefty who grew up in a right handed world long before we had computers. My thing ended up being to learn to navigate the world with both hands since so little was set up for me. To this day I don't have that feeling of what's normal, left or right, I just go with whatever works at the moment.
 
RjThoughts said:
It was my understanding that here in New York with non-touch screen computerized testing, there had to be left handed stations. I learned this when I substituted for my son's Technology class during the "winter testing" week. Does Florida make such accommodations to their portsiders? If not, that's fishy at the least, laziness at the most.

At least they're not making him right handed like the schools did when I was a kid: Catholic school made my brother write right handed, public school made a cousin do the same.
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they don't legally have to, they would though if I asked. I am just surprised no one had ever considered it

Todger65 said:
Lovely pics.

Computers weren’t generally in schools when my daughter was there, certainly not enough for each student and her daughter uses tablets only at school. Both are lefties, although my daughter can write just as well with both hands.

When I first started school it was still mainly small chalk boards, eventually paper and pencil were brought in when costs reduced.
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thank you. chalk boards lol.

EctoJohn said:
Regardless of how they sell it, you're sexy in it.
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thank you

heathrowinneo said:
always the fucking hottie
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thank you

jc1213 said:
Gorgeous pictures, as always. Your tush is very sexy.
As far as using a mouse, I'm right handed, but having had a computer keyboard in front of me every day for over 40 years, and having used a mouse since they were first invented, I've actually learned to mouse with either hand. It wasn't too hard. I have carpal tunnel in my right wrist so I just mouse left handed when I my right hand isn't feeling well.
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thank you. Yeah, it would take me a long time to be functional with a mouse left handed

frmtutanota said:
Very sexy views ... always enjoyable :devil:
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thank you

Shyguy1369 said:
Firstly, right handed, so not really sure about the ramblings.

Secondly... You are so gawd damn sexy.
Thank you SO much for always sharing. You truly are one of the best parts of my day.
:kiss::rose:
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thank you.

TANSTAAFL58 said:
One thing I found in dealing with "accommodations" (Board of Ed term) is this: Here the Ministry of Education sets standards for accommodation for everything from simple things like left-handed rodents and scissors to complicated things like voice activated tablets and special lighting. Here the standards are quite generous. There should be no problem for any student with any need no matter what it is. However, it is administered by the local school board, who have to stay in budget. Every request is met with an automatic "no", no matter what it is. I believe if a kid was recommended to use a 2B pencil instead if an HB pencil that it would be rejected as an unnecessary frill. Parents are left to either fight for what their kid needs or buy it themselves. The problem with buying it yourself is that you will lose control over it.

ETA! I almost forgot: Tanga? I thought that was a brand lol. Nice pics. I still ove that top down angle very much. Thanks.
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they would, I am just not sure if I should ask. Again, I am just shocked no one has ever considered it, while I assumed it.

I just did a little research on the subject. not only is there the porn game, but left handed gamers prefer right hand mousing. they use their keyboard with their dominant hand and can type faster than other players. it takes on average 1 to 3 days to use a mouse with your dominant hand, and 27 days to learn to use a mouse with the lesser hand. he has now already learned both. apparently only about 31% of left handed people have a left hand mouse preference. many are indifferent, some prefer right because of gaming, note taking, and jacking off lol. I am going to have the kid try 3 ways this weekend and ask him which he prefers.

and yeah, tanga is a style. in theory a tanga would have a little less coverage than a cheeky, I am told, but in reality it doesn't seem that way, actually seems the reverse. Though the cheekies I buy tend to be marketed to younger women, ie Pink and Victoria's Secret. Places that do not factor curvy women into their business model or produce plus sizes. But most of the tangas I own are from Maidenform and Curvy Kate. Manufacturers that market to older women, and factor curvy into their business model. comparing a VS cheeky to a Maidenform tanga in the same size, the tanga actually has more ass coverage, but maybe that is because VS assumes I have no ass, and Maidenform assumes I have a big ole ass, given they market to different generations of women. the manufacturers don't carry the other style, so it is honestly hard to compare.

19jimbo99 said:
Umm so is that a left-handed Tanga???🙄
So obviously the education system in the us is broken..let's grade on a curve so we get " nobody left behind" problem is a smart kid gets so bored with school while waiting for umm less bright kid to be taught over and over that 2 + 2 = fucking 4... OMG don't get me started on this ...out in Calif they were teaching Ebonics..for fucks sake...seems too tough for lil Tyrone to learn English..since he ain't gonna need dat ...shit any way in prison ya feel me...

Well nice to see you my dear , stay on their ass if you have a gifted child or a slow child you should all be involved on a daily basis.. public schools are not a free babysitting service for God's sake people...

Oh and by the way, I can't do anything left-handed,even jackoff lol💋
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well I assume my panties could be removed by a man with either hand preference and a moderate skill level.

yeah, don't get me started on Eureka math or for that matter any homework. the math worksheets could take 3 minutes, but because they must draw all the 10 cards for every problem whether they need to or not, it takes 45 minutes because they have to draw 500 circles. They have to day after day, month after month, year after year. Kid actually writes the answers first, then goes back and slowly draws the 10 cards. often needing breaks because his hand is tired. He has the schools highest score in math and hates math because he hates having to draw all the unnecessary circles over and over for the 10 card arrays. I can't even stand to look at them anymore as it is difficult to keep nagging him into doing it. Positive side, not only does the sight or 10 cards make me irrationally angry, now boxes of donuts and cookies in a line do too. Then after the 45 minutes of circle drawing that taught him nothing comes writing all 10 spelling words 5 times every night. In theory makes sense, except he already knew how to spell 9 out of 10 or all 10 before Monday. Can he just write the one he didn't know or course not. So another 15 to 20 minutes of writing words that he is learning nothing from, after drawing 500 circles he hasn't learned anything from since pre-k. Then comes reading. At the beginning of the week, the teacher gives them a short story, usually about nothing remotely useful, and the cold read it. (read it to her, seeing where they make a mistake). this weeks he got a 97% because one line he read "can he" at a spot and it was "he can" most weeks he actually gets 100%. yet still his homework includes reading us the story every night. I admit, I look at the cold read score and through it out. if he is already going to test a solid A on friday, why waste the time. As far as I can tell, the only homework sense in that school is the librarian, and she apologized for it. Meetings are held off the library, so while I was waiting, I saw my kid's class checking out books. That is another weekly assignment, give a 30 second summary of a book. He actually kind of sucks at that. Rather than give a couple sentences, he just talks as fast as possible to give all the details lol. Anyway, she looked at my son's choice and told him it was too easy and to go get a bottom shelf book. Apparently, had she known I was watching, she wouldn't have. I support her decision though. not only did he have no trouble with the second choice, he also learned the layers of the rainforest. in over 5 hours of homework this week, the only reason he learned a damn thing is because the librarian. I want the librarian as he teacher. I bet she'd look at the homework and toss it as pointless too. I hate that homework counts towards grades. Of course I get it, as I'd guess no one would do it otherwise, it is just he could be reading a book he might learn something from rather than drawing 500 circles he didn't need to answer the question or writing 200 words he already knew.

I can actually get off left handed. As a matter of fact, I have to switch back and forth often during. My wrists get tired. Imaginary carpal tunnel syndrome (imaginary because I am not old enough, therefore I refuse to acknowledge or believe it therefore it must be in my head)

wilderness said:
Lol! Way to bring it to a Lit conclusion.

My Grandmother was left handed, but they put her arm in a cast to make her use her right hand. She said she was lucky because they actually broke left arms on some kids.

As always, thanks for pics. :D
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yeah I am good like that. and that is crazy.

AlliaPotestas said:
Sad to think of how many kids have been disadvantaged through something so simple to fix...

My mum was left handed... the nuns that taught her insisted she use her right... one day, when she was about 8 I think, they wacked her hand so hard, she needed stitches. At which point the doctor wrote a note saying she must be allowed to use her left. But they retorted that she couldn’t because it was all bandaged up and promptly put the pencil back in the right... nuns eh? Bunch of cunts...

I’m right handed but do certain things as a leftie - I eat as a leftie, I’ve attempted to eat like a right handed person and it doesn’t feel comfortable. I was completely unaware I did it until someone commented that they weren’t aware I’m a leftie...

Stay on top of the school, you’ll be benefiting loads of kids to come, some of whom won’t have parents that know how / bother to fight back, x
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again, totally insane, At least these teachers didn't seem to outwardly intend too. It was seriously like I had just shown them cars have an arrow to show what side the tank is on on the gas gauge or pens have a button to retract the point. Women just clicking the mouse, switching it back and forth, staring in awe at the realization that a mouse can be on either side but without a change, the index and middle finder buttons were reversed. Again, just floored 7 teachers had never once had the thought.

though yeah, I am not sure I should revisit this point. will see what he thinks. Maybe he likes it better this way, apparently a lot of left handed people do. Just as they never though about giving him a left handed option, I never thought about not making it left handed when he was going to use it.

TANSTAAFL58 said:
My dad was a natural left-hander at sports: he golfed left handed, threw a baseball and football left-handed and played hockey left-handed. He wrote with this right because, as above he was forced to, and his handwriting was awful.

My son and grandson were both ambidextrous until quite late (my son was six, my grandson seven). In both cases they were forced to make a decision (a little different than being told to use your right).

If you think about it, it would be better to teach people to use their non-dominant hand on the mouse, and leave the dominant hand free to write (or wank). I guess that's old fashioned. I keep my mouse on top of a pad of paper in case I have to write down a phone number or something.
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I have never met anyone who was ambidextrous and right handed, ok that doesn't make sense, but what I am saying is every ambidextrous person I know is really left handed, but adapted, this is ambidextrous.

But yeah, I am not sure what the best answer on the mouse question is. If you think further, people who work primarily with numbers should also learn to mouse left handed.

windwater said:
Honestly - it's hard to come here to see you.
So incredible.
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is hard a good or bad thing in this case ;)

M. Jordan said:
I am a lefty who grew up in a right handed world long before we had computers. My thing ended up being to learn to navigate the world with both hands since so little was set up for me. To this day I don't have that feeling of what's normal, left or right, I just go with whatever works at the moment.
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And you are probably better off than most in the case of multitasking or injury.

Rt127 said:
man those panties...just yummy what's in them!!
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thank you
 
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