@Ronnie Yeah, I imagine *weight* becomes a problem of it's own then. I started lifting things that became lighter than my kids some years ago, and the training effect shows ;-)
@Ronnie If it still hurt 35 years later, it'd be a real problem. As I said, I've lived with it so long that I hardly notice it anymore. It still occasionally throws my wife off, though.
@phoneboy probably. I just live with it. Don't try to hit a street sign with a mag light and ram your hand into said street sign while traveling in a car at fast speed.
@larand@Ronnie Born favoring my left hand but it was slammed in a car door when I was three and I nearly lost fingers. Became right handed after that. The only vestige of leftyhood remaining is that I bat left-handed.
@GTWilson@Ronnie My theory is that it's because my dad taught me how to hold a bat. He was born left-handed and was forced to switch when he went to school in the 1930s. But they didn't make him switch for batting, so...