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A578766 - Handedness
David Conway Posted Jul 30, 2001
Interesting, Sea Change,
I used to do Tech Support for a lesbian chorus. (BTW, I'm male... It's a longish story.) There might have been a slightly larger than 1 in 10 incidence of left-handedness there. It was regarded as "common knowledge" that a higher percentage of gay men were lefthanded.
May I ask which chorus, and when? Might I have seen you perform at GALA in San Jose last year? I was affiliated with the Denver Women's Chorus.
A578766 - Handedness
. Posted Aug 2, 2001
Oh bother I'd like to go there 
Does anyone think this might be better in the writing workshop?
I use a mouse with my left hand but I don't find it difficult even though it's shaped to fit a right hand. At school I just have to change the side the mouse is on which is a nuisance but not too bad but in primary school the mouses couldn't be moved from the right hand side so I never could do it properly 
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A578766 - Handedness
Sea Change Posted Sep 9, 2001
If you've got a Mac, yer stuck, but if you have a Windows machine, virtually everything that needs to be done, for most well-shaped applications, can be done with a keystroke or combination of keystrokes. Once you have them memorized, you will never NEED to use a mouse again!
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