http://www.google.com/products/catalog?q=left+handed+school+desk&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=GeO&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=ivns&resnum=11&bav=on.2,or.r_gc.r_pw.&biw=1285&bih=590&um=1&ie=UTF-8&tbm=shop&cid=15870532313310576463&sa=X&ei=KaQLTsa_G464sAPwvpicCQ&ved=0CGcQ8wIwAAthese are the desks that are at the college I attend.
The admin. told me (when I asked why no left handed ones)
that the left handed ones fell apart.
so I have to sit sideways in the chair
and by the end of three classes in one day
I can barely walk to my car.
I did compensate in some classes
(the ones that weren't so full)
by 'pulling the old lady card'
and sit up front
then pull another desk close enough
to write on it with my left hand.
Since I'm the age of most of the student's grandmother
no one complains.

To my face, at any rate.
It took my decades to figure out
why pens always unscrewed themselves on me.
As well as why *I* was always the one with ink
(or pencil, as I'm an illustrator/ artist)
all over the side of my hand.
It was from dragging my hand through the fresh ink/graphite while writing.
I just remembered, however - I do bat right handed.
And will not shoot a bolt - action rifle.
Nobody wants a hunk of metal moving that fast
so very close to the end of ones nose.
I bought a Ruger P-90
for it's ambidextrous clip ejector
and decocker
not to mention Ruger's superior sights. (sites?)
I had a Winchester356 lever action rifle
that would leave cuts on my fingers
from cocking it from the 'rough' side.
Had to take it to a gunsmith
to have it smoothed down.
And shoot pool ambidextrous.
My ex bf called it 'bi-poolar'
methinks I should switch to the decaf.
apologies if boring.
