I've just finished watching this movie and, being a left-handed person myself, I just ROTFL with David's
line(s) to Dennis about Dennis' left-handedness -
"C'mon you're a leftie, you're weird! You're eccentric! Nobody understands you! YOU don't even understand yourself!"
CLASSIC right-handed person's assessment of lefties in general, and of any lefties he may know in particular.
BWA-hahahaha! Great lines!
My father was a leftie, not what I would call weird, but yes, a bit eccentric. Despite that, I've never met a more together person.
shareCheck out a fascinating book (very readable and well-written) about lefties entitled The Left-Hander Syndrome by Stanley Coren.
shareI, too, am a lefty. As was my mother. It was she who taught me to write with my hand under the writing. This at a time when schools were teaching us to hook the hand over the writing so that we ended up smearing the pencil — later, the ink — with the heel of the hand.
I can now do most things (almost) equally well with either hand, but I still eat and write left handed. That being the case, I don't call myself ambidextrous; I call myself ambisinister.
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"The time has come," the Walrus said, "To talk of many things,"
Of atoms, stars and nebulæ, of entropy and genes;
And whether one can bend space;
And why the spaceship shrinks.
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Later:
If the left side of the brain controls the right side of the body, then only left-handed people are in their right mind.