Effort to buy Arcanum rights

Main Gauche. A weapon found in all about-average role-playing games.

(What? There is an RP section here?)

 

Sweet Jesus, man! How could you ever have missed it? It's two rows below this section in the forum index.

So go there right away and make yourself a character.

 

:rofl:

Wow. Though, that doesn't always mean the person is a lefty. They could simply use the left more for...that.
Maybe they don't want people to shake their naughty hand.

 

See, that's what happens when people hang around GD too much. There are many other active forums within HoL, you know. And the RP zone happens to be one of them...

 

Heh, I use both, and turns out I'm the strongest guy in my class, both arms, and I don't work out in any way other than running.

 

Ambidextrous, eh?
I'm considered ambidextrous, but not for that reason.
As for strongest guy in the class? Not by a long shot. Especially since my competition juiced up on steroids.

 

Just learn to use the left hand. There's not a lot of stuff that's better than being able to surf while working it.

 

Er... Ok.
I might not be the strongest in class, but I still win most competitions in strength, because I'm stubborn as hell. And, because I know how to lock my bones in both my arms.

 

fish is a righty who uses his lefty cuz he broke his right arm when he was twelve... in case anyone was interested.

 

That can come in handy...unless you're up against me. Or anyone who's taken courses in manual disarmament.
As for fish...I was interested to the point of internal pain.

 

How come? I've been up against guys going to all sorts of martial arts, and I've won a lot anyway. I'm a god when it comes to improvising (people tell me so, at least), and so I confuse the people I'm up against.

 

The problem with most people is that they instantly consider consequences to their actions.
I, on the other hand, break things.

 

I see. Well, there are ways of going around that as well. I just have to avoid locking my arm, then.

 

Exactly. Joint locks have their uses, but they can also be detrimental. Imagine trying to land a jump from a ski ramp with completely straightened legs.