Just make sure that if you eat next to one, they sit at the left of you. Otherwise you keep elbowing each other...

And even though I am right-handed, I still keep the mouse on the left side of my keyboard. It's easier to move your left hand six inches to the left, than it is to move your right hand all the way across the arrow keys, and then the number-pad to get to the mouse, right?

"both handers" are very skilled, i can't imagine my right hand being hurt and can not move.

Hrmmm well Im a right-handed person. But happen to know very well a couple of left handed folks. One of them is the greatest whiner about it. Always complaining about stuff being made for righthanded people and how he cant do some things cause he is left handed. He can be really annoying about it.
The other one has no issues about it, doesnt even bother to whine or anything. Being a lefthanded person is not an issue for her. At all. Ive seen a couple of things that get on her way but she just manages and gets things done. One way or another.

Personally I think of myself as and ambidextrous person. Can do pretty much anything with either hand. There are some preferences, for example: I do heavy lifting stuff mostly with my left hand, precision movements with right, can write with both left and right, but lefthanded writing looks terrible and most of the times only I can read it.
For some strange reason I cant open bottles with my right hand, only my left. And so on...

I'm right handed and always have been but after a lesson in science I realised that right handers seem to be rather boring and the same as everyone else (no offense). My friend who is left handed has the most amazingly neat handwriting, is smart, draws well and plays four instruments. There is a guy in my math class who is left handed and gets unusual (usually higher) marks than everyone else. Same goes for a left handed guy in my English class who can solve word puzzles in seconds. Apparently which ever hand you usually work with is a genetic trait... hard to believe though, someone from my homeroom was left handed as a child but then got taught to write with her right hand and now she can't write with her left hand anymore.

Im a left-handed and I am proud of that!! A lot of famous people are and was lefth-handed: Leonardo daVinci, Miyamoto Mushashi, Okada Yui (from Biyuden) for give some example.

All they are very talented and creative, and I think that this is a common factor. Well, Im good drawing and I think is because am a Left-handed indeed.

Um... I don't quite get all this stuff about Left-handed being harder... I'm left-handed and I had no trouble whatsoever picking up a right-handed guitar and learning to use a right-handed mouse on the right side... but I can't draw or write with my right hand to save my life... I guess I'm actually slightly ambidextrous cause I throw with right hand better than I do with my left but whenever I use my laptop's touch pad mouse, a fork, chopsticks, pencil, paintbrush stuff like that I use my left hand and if neither arm is closing than the other to something I'm trying to grab or use I use my left hand... but the only issue I've ever had with being a Lefty is that when I write my hand kinda smudges over my writings but I prefer typing anyways... my handwriting sucks... XP

Hey what about us ambidextrious people wheres the love for us? XD i guess not to many peopl ehave one parent thats a lefty and another thats a righty both trying to teach you how to use the hand that they are comfortable with. XD

I'm right-handed, but if I try really hard I can use my left hand, hehe ^_^. Mostly my writing will come out bad though, hehehe.

I'm left-handed and I see no difficulty except for using right-hand-made power tools. It's very rare to see lefties but I'm glad to see a handful of them. One of my current favorite lefty is Hiiragi Kagami of Lucky Star. I really want a big sister like her.

I don't think being left handed has stopped me from doing anything, and I really see no difficulty using right handed items. I usually get compliments on my handwriting and my painting, but I don't know if that has anything to do with being a lefty.

However, I loove wearing my watch on my right hand hahaha.

In my country they even stand a club for lefties...
things are specially designated for lefties...
such as cups, pen holders, and many more...
i never joined though, cause you cannot underestimate my rightie...
she can do many things before i know~

I don't see much leftys and I'm a righty reading what you wrote it seems really hard to be a lefty

Well,i m right-handed,i use my right hand all the time.I don't think i can live as being a lefty(i will look like a disable person when i try to use my left hand,just so not use to it.)Anyway,i tried to eat with my left hand before,and it was so damn difficult,i can hardly touch the foods on my plate .(Thanks to my stupid cousin which is a lefty who asked me to eat by using my left hand.I cant believe i listened to her that time.)My cousin is a lucky girl,because she used to be a lefty,but she can use her right hand as well(but it would seems a bit weird for her to use her right hand after all,she cant write properly with her right hand.)

Acturally, there are more left-handed people around us than we think~~

They learn to use right hand to play well with the habit and apparatus of right handed peoples...

We need to offer more convience to those using left hand

And I myself perfer to be a left handed person, for it will be advangage in sports ^ ^

I don't think there's something wrong being a left-handed. Personally, I am ambidextrous but I use my left hand in writing. I use my right hand when I am writing on a blackboard.

What's good about being ambidextrous is that you can work comfortably either way (i don't mean totally). When I play badminton, I use my right hand to serve. My mouse is positioned on my right hand like what do right-handed people do.

Well, being a left-handed person usually has an advantage. People believe that left-handed people write neatly. Unfortunately, I have this math professor who thought that it was a girl who wrote the answer on the board. Actually, I was the one who wrote that answer. I guess I can't do anything about it. Looking at the bright side, it only means that I write neatly.

XD They also believe that left-handed people are creative. But in my case, I don't know how to draw well.

/(oOo))\# I don't know if it's true that left-handed people usually die earlier than right-handed person. I made a simple research about it over the net and the cause of it is that most the things made are designed only for right-handed people only. For instance, a left-handed person steps on the gas instead of the breaks before the car hits, let's say, another car.

Anyway, that's all I can say for now.