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Désirée's lefthand righthand

Désirée has worked out a way to remove the confusion associated with Flemings left and right hand rules. Simply bend the first finger back 90° and voila (Désirée speaks French as you can tell by all those accents in her name) your left hand becomes your right hand. Only problem is you have to use your right hand to hold your finger back. I suppose you could alway break the finger. Where's Désirée gone?

I also should make a small mention and post a small picture, of a couple of, uh, cowboys. Some people have no shame.


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