I use 2 left hand positions for this tune: I start in this position (which I'll call hand position A):

Long weight (storesman goes away for a while to "look" on his return he says "was that long enough?")

Cable Stretcher Definition - Electrician's Slang". www.electricalslang.com. Archived from the original on 2017-12-07. Go into Betsy Ross's room and use the tentacle chart with pattern. This American flag will be change by tentacle flag. Yes I do skip fret 4 on purpose (and it doesn't come up in this tune); this is common in cello hand positions (do a google image search on "half position" for cello) and you can typically skip a fret between your index and middle without much discomfort. You can make an extraordinary effective stink bomb by freezing a clove of garlic in liquid nitrogen. Toss it into the place where the effect is to be, and it will shatter to fine powder. When it warns up, all the garlic oil gets released at once. Hot pies are now being issued from the main galley" Most effective when made at standeasy and guaranteed to impress the overworked Cabbage mechanics!

Woodwork: for many things, either hand, for example screwdrivers, but not hammers. Hand use of chisels for paring: both hands, but marking-out knife in left hand. Hand-planing I find very difficult in the ‘wrong direction’ and will try all sorts of contortions to avoid it. I have some left-handed rasps from Noel Liogier – they are really brilliant. The Czech company Česká Zbrojovka has long been known for manufacturing guns popular with many types of shooters. This includes their extensive number of pistol models, one of which is the P-07.A "Fools Errand" is the practical joke of sending a person to fetch some non-existent but plausible sounding item. The joke is usually played at work on a new employee or apprentice and its effectiveness depends on the naivete of the victim. Here are some of the more common Fools Errands. There are hundreds of such errands; many are specific to particular occupations. Many of the objects are non-existent items. Others really do exist, but not in the context of the occupation where they are set as a fool's errand e.g. fallopian tubing makes sense to a doctor, but not to a plumber. Many errands rely on an apprentice being overwhelmed by technical jargon; as long as the errand or object sounds plausible, he assumes it to be yet more jargon. Leftie revolvers are a thing. You have the Charter Arms Southpaw that finally gives left-handed folk some joy in using revolvers with right-side swinging cylinders. I have a useful collection of left-handed scissors. You may not know there are two forms now: the right-handed sort with left-handed handles, and the “compleat leftie” versions with the up- and down-blades reversed from normal too. Oddly I don’t get on well with the latter, but none of them are ever borrowed by my (less-able) right handed family. Basin Trials (get Junior sailor watching the basins in the bathrooms for any leaks prior to sailing)