Finger snapping and hand dominance

Such a royal troublemaker you are Roberta!

Who me?

What did I do? I'm just reporting the snappy facts.

So, i guess you are unaware that your fingers are articulated by muscles in your forearm.

For some reason you seem not to want see that holding up a sword out by your side might involve the larger muscle and muscle groups such as the biceps, triceps, latissimus dorsi as opposed to the hand and finger muscles exclusively.

I'm baffled as to why, but I'm not here to argue about it. I disagree with your contention.

Holding it out at arm's length meant holding it out in front of one's chest, and given the grip, it meant using your forearms. Ýou seem to want to see this in a manner which will support your screwy and ill-considered objection, and i don't at all fail to see why.

snap

Louder with DOMINANT right hand;
I remember doing that a lot while listening to music in the 1950s.





David

You bet snap. Get yourself a sword and a competent fencing opponent, extend your arms to the side and have someone time how long it takes him to stab you.

<snicker>

Speaking of snapping fingers, this reminds me...