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@ghost-of-a-duke saidLeonardo da Vinci as well.
Albert Einstein was left handed. (And Ned Flanders).
Etymologically, left-handedness is related to "sinister":
late Middle English (in the sense ‘malicious, underhand’ ): from Old French sinistre or Latin sinister ‘left’.
Courtesy of the grammar .... oh fug it.
@moonbus saidI am the only left handed vegetarian on the site with a superhuman wrist and a penchant for crumpets.
Leonardo da Vinci as well.
Etymologically, left-handedness is related to "sinister":
late Middle English (in the sense ‘malicious, underhand’ ): from Old French sinistre or Latin sinister ‘left’.
Courtesy of the grammar .... oh fug it.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidBorderline Crumpet Fanatic! 🙂
I am the only left handed vegetarian on the site with a superhuman wrist and a penchant for crumpets.
-VR
@ghost-of-a-duke saidClearly, modesty is your second greatest virtue.
I am the only left handed vegetarian on the site with a superhuman wrist and a penchant for crumpets.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidI reckon I would be a better chess player if I could afford a right handed board.
I am the only left handed vegetarian on the site with a superhuman wrist and a penchant for crumpets.
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@drewnogal saidBuying anything containing chilli is NEVER a mistake.😡😁
Ever bought the ones containing chilli by mistake 😮
@ghost-of-a-duke saidnot for me sir,its great for dry eyes,but not a jar of the bloody stuff.
Eyewash?
@david-burton saidCan I interest you sir in a pickled egg?
not for me sir,its great for dry eyes,but not a jar of the bloody stuff.
@ghost-of-a-duke saidYou could interest me. However I would have scruples getting an egg from a vegetarian.
Can I interest you sir in a pickled egg?
@ponderable saidI eat eggs, cheese and fish. 🙂
You could interest me. However I would have scruples getting an egg from a vegetarian.
