I'm right handed but play pool and hold cards left handed,why do you think that is?.?

Question

Oh and i cant write with my left hand,ive tryed its like a 4yr olds writing.

Answer 1

it's just what you feel more comfortable with. I write with my left hand, which kinda makes me left-handed, but i throw with my right hand, play guitar right-handed,play pool right-handed (btw pool rocks), just aout everything else right-handed

Answer 2

You might be ambidextrous - you use each hand for different tasks.

Answer 3

Everyone who is right handed holds cards in their left surely... you need the right one for playing the card, raking in the money etc.... can;t explain the pool though...

Answer 4

My brother is ambidextrous.  Every time he took up a new sport he had to decide whether he would play right or left handed.  Once he decided, though, he would stick with it.  He couldn't just decide to change hands in the middle of a game. You're probably like him.  You find one hand is better for some things and the other one is better for others. I'm kind of envious.  You don't wear out your hands as fast.  Less risk of carpal tunnel syndrome and the like.

Answer 5

Your right is busy thinking so it can tell the left what to do

Real common  I do lots of stuff with either hand inc shoot some shots  a right handed bridge is the hard part

and i got the other stuff to it aint all that i cant spell i just hit the wrong keys and get stuff bass ackwards

Answer 6

I am in a similar position, after a lot of thinking I remembered the person who taught me fishing and archery were left handed; so it may be as simple as picking it up off a "teacher"

Answer 7

This could be something as simple as the way your brain functions to something as difficult as you being a homosexual.  Do you find men attractive?

Answer 8

In the past there was an old superstition that left handed people were of the devil.  So back in the day, left handed people used to be forced to utilize their right hand instead.  In essence what I am telling you is you may be a left handed person, but have learned through observation to use your right hand as well.  Consider it a gift, because those who are ambidextrous tend to be able to utilize more parts of their brain than average people.

Answer 9

My husband is the opposit of you. He is left handed but plays golf, pool and darts right handed.

I just tell him he's weird!!!!

Answer 10

When starting to play snooker its not about technical specifics its about how you feel most comfortable at the table.

Have you tried playing right handed? you might be a natural rocket O'Sullivan

Answer 11

Could you be slightly dyslexic?

It can cause confusion with left and right handedness.

I'm predominantly right handed, but if two hands are involved, e.g. playing the guitar, holding a cricket bat or golf club, then I'm left handed. When I play badminton, if my right arm gets tired, I swap to my left!

Answer 12

There's nothing unusual about you. You and I have the distinction of belonging to the same 'great' group of people that are ambidextrous.

For instance: I throw right but bat left.

I shave right but brush my teeth lefty.

I deal cards with my left hand but hold them in my right hand.

I use my left hand to hold my fork when I eat, but use scissors righty.

I write right-handed but I tie shoe laces lefty style.

You and I are okay. It's the rest of the world that's outta whack.

LOL  Have a great day.

Answer 13

It means you, like me are ambidextrous!! Im right handed but when i eat i hold my fork in my right and knife in my left!It all comes down to the fact that WE ROCK!!! x*x