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On Sat, 12 Jun 2021 17:13:04 +0100, "Commander Kinsey"
wrote: Why do people say left hand down instead of left? We all know which way to turn the wheel to make the car go left, and it's the same in reverse. And if I'm reversing looking over my shoulder, one hand isn't on the wheel so the phrase makes no sense! My father was a concert pianist. He was being given a lift by another pianist. Dad knew the way and was giving verbal instructions. Every time he said left or right he noticed a definite hesitation on the part of the driver. Then he had an idea and, instead of "turn left" he said "turn bass" and instead of "right", "treble". He said it worked a treat! |
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