how many cuddy wifters in the club - Page 2

visfix · 6th February 2016, 17:25

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Originally Posted by coolcat

I'm pretty sure that's what happened to me.
Just out of interest, when you write do you have the paper at an angle rather than square in front of you?

I prefer the paper angled, if I'm honest.

barney bear · 6th February 2016, 17:41

When I saw the title of this thread I thought it "Chubby Woofters"

coolcat · 6th February 2016, 20:29

Quote:

Originally Posted by visfix

I prefer the paper angled, if I'm honest.

If I have the paper set straight then my writing goes off at angles

So I have the paper at a 45% angle to compensate

RPWC · 6th February 2016, 22:11

I'm with you Jeff,tend to have the paper on an angle.

stocktake · 6th February 2016, 22:18

One handed sports or activities left handed. two handed sports or activities right handed

Woof25 · 7th February 2016, 09:16

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Originally Posted by barney bear

When I saw the title of this thread I thought it "Chubby Woofters"

I realise its an attempt at humour Mr bear but us who go widdershins,cack handed cuddy wifters and other terms are part of the gifted group who are left handed one who refused to change was a Liverpool guy who plays guitar and was in a group before Wings I believe

topman · 7th February 2016, 09:29

Never heard of cuddy wifters before, the name did have me stumped until i twigged from the other posts.
Is it a London name for them?

HarryM1BYT · 7th February 2016, 09:40

Quote:

Originally Posted by visfix

I prefer the paper angled, if I'm honest.

Born left handed, forced to write right handed by tieing my left behind my back at school. My father went up to school to complain, but it made no difference. I now write (terrible hand writiing) right handed, but I am ambidextrous for most other things and can use both hands independently when working.

I like to write with the paper at around 30 deg, when I do hand write, but usually try my best to avoid it. I would much rather type, than write because my hand is so bad.

Woof25 · 7th February 2016, 09:56

So sorry to hear that harry, they didn't go quite that far with me made me put hand behind back sorry your dad wasn't quite the force of nature my long departed mother was.
As to origin of the term cuddy after I grew up in north Devon and it was prevalent there also in north of England and scotland I believe.
To those who were forced to change and those who remain ,cursed, we have a song written for us.

It'swhacky and a bit x rated but great fun so look for Dory Previn an American folk singer who had a very acute humourous understanding of the human condition, anyway the song is Left Hand Lost and many of her other songs are worth listening to, I went to the Albert Hall to hear her and it was brilliant
Enjoy

jonathan63 · 7th February 2016, 15:14

It's imperial to me, I'm amphibious.

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