what do you say and is it right hand on top or left?
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AMEN, right on top of left.
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Hold your hand behind your back and ask one of the doors "how many fingers am I holding up?" if he answers right, then that is the one you want, if he answers wrong then that is not the right one. Or if one says I don't know, then thats the right one.
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A promise ring can be worn on any finger on the left or right hand, although ring fingers are far preferred. Most often it is the left ring finger, but due to engagement confusion, the right ring finger is most acceptable.
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Hi, there are several meanings for this phrase, the most used version relates to one's leading position in a discussion or meeting, ie: because you got a degree in greek history you would have the "dominant hand" in any discussion about greek history with others that did not study it.\nthe other meaning relates to the hand you use the most in doing various tasks, such as the hand you write with or the hand you point with are considered your "dominant hand".\nAnd lastly it was the name of a rock group I started in the late 70's. ;-)
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r u asking or saying??
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X & Y talk is the right answer.\n\nwe say : he talks - X talks - Y talks\n         they talk - X&Y Talk
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I am right-handed and use my right thumb on the space bar. You can tell, because there is a place on the bar that has worn smooth from my thumb!! Are you right-handed or left-handed?? I would think you would also use your dominant thumb.
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i think sienfeild asked this question. im a swithcer but i start on the right
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doesnt matter, use either one
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There isn't a single book on networking, meeting planning or interpersonal communication that doesn't say nametags should go on the right. "They" say you should wear your nametag on the right hand side so it is visible in the direct line with your handshake. For the most part, I agree. And so do most people. This is one of the few nametag protocols most people are familiar with.\n\nOn the other hand, the horizontal placement of your nametag should be dependent on the capacity in which you are wearing it. For example, if you work in a hotel, in retail, at a trade show or any other mobile environment where there are aisles, rows and hallways, consider the possibility of wearing your nametag on the left side of your chest so it is most visible to oncoming traffic. (If you live in a country where you walk on the right side of the path)\n\nNow, this is a debatable issue. But the bottom line about horizontal placement is this: it doesn't matter which side of your chest the nametag lays, as long as it's above your breastbone and readable from 10 feet away.
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what can i say im wierd i do
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Yes whatelse can we say??
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I don't know if it's in the Quran but I'd been taught to use the left.  Apparently you do everything with the right and only use the left on the loo.
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Its AMBIDEXTROUSLY. At least its the most common one.\nOh and SUBDERMATOGLYPHIC\n\nI was first!
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I'm left handed too but I use both depending on the situation.  If i sit next to a right handed person who is to my left, then i use my right so i am not bumping into them
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My mother says that when I came home from kindergarten one day, I proudly told her what I had learned that day.  Holding up my right hand, I said, "This is my right hand," and holding up my left hand, I said, "And this is my wrong hand."\n\nThey made me learn to use my right hand instead of my left from an early age.  But I still use my left hand if that is what is convenient, and although I never learned to write with my left hand, I can do it [not as well as with the right].\n\nWhen playing pool, this comes in handy, as some shots require contortions if you only use the one hand, so I switch as needed.  Hammering and screwdrivering are also better in some positions with the left hand.  I also tend to cut things on my plate with the right hand, holding the meat or whatever with the left, then put the food in my mouth with the left.\n\nI know a few people who are so right-dominated that they might as well not even have a left hand, it's so useless to them.\n\nIn fact, I have two friends, one righthanded and on lefthanded.  I explained to each of them [separately] about my use of the mouse, which is as follows: it is on the left,  and I use the left hand, but I don't have Windows switch the buttons.  I explain that the left mouse button is still on the left and the right button is on the right regardless of what hand you use to push them.  But they can't understand this and can't use the mouse unless, for the righty, she moves the mouse or changes the buttons, and for the lefty, she changes the buttons.  They can't left click with the left hand, even when they are lefthanded....
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Ask the gatekeeper anything both you and he definitely know the answer to.  For example, while raising your left hand you could ask, "Is my left hand raised?"  If he says "No," then turn around and head toward the other gate.