This fucking sucks....

I just got home from the emergency room with a broken left arm and im a lefty, because some delivery guy on a bike cut me off this morning while i was rollerblading to work and i when i tried to move out of his way i fucking hit a pothole with my wheel, went flying and landed on my arm. Now midterms are next week, i cant write, and spring break is in a few weeks and im supposed to go surfing in cancun and those plans are now ruined too since i have to wear this fucking cast which goes all the way to my shoulder, for 8 weeks. I can't do shit with my right hand except type. Anyone have any ideas what i can do for the next 8 weeks that doesnt involve using any hands? The percocet is kicking in so id better go lay down ,even though it doesnt hurt that bad or maybe i just have a high tolerance for pain. :mad:

A) Quit yer whining. It may suck, but it's worse if all you can do is complain about it.
B) Read a book. That only requires ONE hand. Start with The House of Leaves.

Learn to do all your left-handed stuff with your right-hand. You can do that you know, after that you be like the rest of society and be right handed. It's like a gift in disguise.

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That sucks. I broke my right arm (I'm a righty) skating when I was in the 9th grade. I was in the cast for 8 weeks, and it sucked for the first week, but after that I got used to it. The cast was almost up to my shoulder as well, but I was still able to write and play videogames. The only thing that really sucked was the itch and taking a shower with a bag over your arm.

I want that one handed controller so I can play myself in like.. tetris.

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Originally Posted by Gohron

Learn to do all your left-handed stuff with your right-hand. You can do that you know, after that you be like the rest of society and be right handed. It's like a gift in disguise.

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i'm sorry being right handed is pretty fucked up to me, when you write, your hand is covering up the rest of the line on the sheet of paper, and then pen is going against the motion of the writing. Yes i'm left handed.

Nah, left handed is mest up. You drag your hand through what you just wrote. And the nice thing about writing on lined paper, the line is always there, you don't need to see the line coming up, so why would your hand covering that up matter at all?

First off all a lefty's hand is always slightly elevated at an angle when they write so there is no drag through, as for the second thing, what if its unlined paper? :p

Kill righty!

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