Obama Tells the Truth About Fox News

[schuylaar]

We will never have a "normal" society again until we are operating from one set of facts.

God remember when we used to argue how to deal with facts now we must argue if something is a fact or an alternative fact

that would be fact or lies..by using the term alt fact you give it life..normalize.

call it what it is..a lie.

say this instead:

'now we must accept lies as facts and i refuse'..

 

[SneekyNinja]

I'm a lefty as well.

I'm one of the few lefties though that doesn't curl his hand around when he writes.

Freak.

How do you write for extended periods without "the claw"?

 

[SneekyNinja]

that would be fact or lies..by using the term alt fact you give it life..normalize.

call it what it is..a lie.

say this instead:

'now we must accept lies as facts and i refuse'..

#Whybother?

 

[TacoMac]

Freak.

How do you write for extended periods without "the claw"?

When I first started school back in the early '70's, they MADE you write right handed. It wasn't until I got to the 3rd grade that I was falling so far behind that I switched to my left because it felt more natural to me. Since I had been writing right handed for a few years, I made the switch with no difference at all to my alignment because I had already memorized the letters.

Most left handers that start out left handed from the beginning do "the claw" so that they can see what they're writing as they write it. It's how they learn. I didn't have to see what I was writing because I already knew all the movements, I simply had to get the pattern down in reverse.

One of my neat tricks is writing on the black board with both hands at the same time. I can even do it in two different languages (English and German) with simple statements.

 

[SneekyNinja]

When I first started school back in the early '70's, they MADE you write right handed. It wasn't until I got to the 3rd grade that I was falling so far behind that I switched to my left because it felt more natural to me. Since I had been writing right handed for a few years, I made the switch with no difference at all to my alignment because I had already memorized the letters.

Most left handers that start out left handed from the beginning do "the claw" so that they can see what they're writing as they write it. It's how they learn. I didn't have to see what I was writing because I already knew all the movements, I simply had to get the pattern down in reverse.

One of my neat tricks is writing on the black board with both hands at the same time. I can even do it in two different languages (English and German) with simple statements.

I can't even hold a pen in my right hand without looking "Donald Trump Retarded".