Which hand do you use

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Right, unless I want it to feel like someone else is doing it.

haha! what about that trick i've heard about but never tried, meh masturbating is for w*kers when you sit on your arm till it goes numb, then when you use that hand it feels like someone else is doing it

I write with my left, I play my friends wii with my left, I swing a hammer with my right

I'd say I use both almost equally, but in a race I guess the right hand might win by a nose.

When I was young I could use either hand to write with equally, but my father wanted me to start using only one and he made me use the right. I can still write with my left, buy my right writes faster.

It`s strange, yesterday i made this thread/poll-thingy, trying to make
it easy to use and such. Today i look at it, and for some reason now it
sounds so perverted sorry about that No wonder Kilroy had a
laugh in the first post, i read it now and had to laugh myself

I use both hands equally however I have hand specifics like I only write with my right hand etc. but I still use both pretty much equally.

Well my right hand is my main tool, my left hand is there to aid the other or do something that does not require too much skill, at least I type with both fairly well. I also use them the same idea when using knife and forke, right hand is main tool so it uses fork and left hand aid so it gets knife. But for some reason everyone else uses them the other way.

Right hand for all purposes (by that I mean typing, using fork and knife, writing, using keys in locks, unbottling drinks, opening cans, ... well what else could I use my hands for? )

During childhood (around age I had this very weird obsession with left-handed writing and wanted to really learn to write left-handed. I failed miserably though despite hours of training per week. It was one of my odd obsessions I guess.

I do kick the ball with the left foot when doing a drop kick, while for a volley or for kicking a ball rolling over the pitch I use the right foot. Oddly enough, a drop kick (which means as goalkeeper throwing the ball up with your hand and kicking it far away before it hits the ground) is easier with my left foot.

I usually use my right, but sometimes I like to live on the wild side and engage it with my left.

According to the New York Times (quoting Dr. Norman Geschwind) and this website, there is a higher incidence of left-handedness in the autistic community.

(I am a lefty.)

I write with my right.

I throw a baseball/football with my left.

I use a fork/knife/spoon in either hand.

I purposely switch hands when using a screwdriver or hammer.

I switch hands when driving a vehicle as well.

I open/close doors with either hand.

Let the hand do the talking topic

Either hand will do. Very handy!

Feet are good too, when you do not want to bend, and can get those toesies to go toe to toe. Very toedy! I tend to be right-footed, here!