Right handed, but i use both hands on opening bottles, im sorta ambidextrous. For example, if i grab the bottle with my left arm, i open it with right hand. So it really depends on which side the bottle is when im grabbing it.

I can play hockey on either side aswell, but im alot better on the left side since i have played with it for multiple years.

And as a minor feat of incredibility, i can enter the bike from either side!

Project Psycho

United Kingdom329 Posts

July 18 2011 10:17 GMT

#103

isnt easier if your right handed to twist the top off with your left? because your twisting with both hands anyway, so you grab the less grippy and more awkward end with your right and twist the easy end(the cap) with your left. So your right hand has the harder task.

Roflhaxx

Korea (South)1244 Posts

July 18 2011 10:20 GMT

#104

whichever hand I got free..

Chibithor

Brazil514 Posts

July 18 2011 10:20 GMT

#105

Right handed and open with right hand. Doesn't make sense to me to do it with my left hand

On July 18 2011 19:17 Project Psycho wrote:
isnt easier if your right handed to twist the top off with your left? because your twisting with both hands anyway, so you grab the less grippy and more awkward end with your right and twist the easy end(the cap) with your left. So your right hand has the harder task.

I think the bottle is the easy end.

couches

618 Posts

July 18 2011 12:27 GMT

#106

I use my sword and cut the top off.

maybenexttime

Poland5816 Posts

July 18 2011 13:14 GMT

#107

By the way, guys, are you right- or left-footed? I play football with my right foot mainly and my skateboarding stance used to be goofy, while my twin brother plays with his left foot but his stance was goofy as well. Pretty weird.

NoobSkills

United States1603 Posts

July 18 2011 13:23 GMT

#108

I think this is all about what you want the better grip on the bottle or the cap.

Steamroller

Finland756 Posts

July 18 2011 13:27 GMT

#109

I write with my left hand and when i play hockey i shoot right, which is normal. If i have to throw something i do it with right hand and i open a bottle with right hand.

GreEny K

Germany7312 Posts

July 18 2011 13:28 GMT

#110

Well, I was born a lefty but my mom thought it was bad luck so she hit my hand everytime I used it. Now I am right handed but prefer to use my left for a lot of things. Openning bottles, I can do with either hand. Throwing a ball, I need to use my right hand. Anything else, I can do with either.

Pandemona

Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts

July 18 2011 13:28 GMT

#111

Wheres, uses his teeth selection xD
When i cant open a bottle with hands due to being slippery etc, i normally use my teeth if i cant find a towel or something to use a grip "/

Sated

England4983 Posts

July 18 2011 13:32 GMT

#112

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aebriol

Norway2066 Posts

July 18 2011 13:35 GMT

#113

I hold the bottle with my right hand, and twist with the left.

However, a beer bottle, or a bottle of wine, I hold with my left, and open with my right.

Never thought about that before ...

Randomaccount#77123

United States5003 Posts

July 18 2011 13:39 GMT

#114

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ishboh

United States954 Posts

July 18 2011 13:42 GMT

#115

this thread is infinitely more hilarious if some of these posts are taken out of context. especially because on the bar on the left of the screen the thread comes up as "Which hand do you use to..."

on topic:
i switch it up all the time...i think i mostly use my dominant right hand though

TheGiz

Canada708 Posts

July 18 2011 15:58 GMT

#116

If you are right handed then your right hand should always do the most manipulation in any action. Hence, when opening a jar or bottle, your right hand should be gripping and twisting the bottle while your left hand holds the cap.

Look at hockey - the knob hand manipulates the stick the most. So, all right-handed people should be left-hand shots, because they need their right hand to manipulate the stick and their left hand to hold the shaft. Any right-handed person who is a right-handed shot is losing out on what could be a natural advantage.