Off the Mark by Mark Parisi for June 30, 2022

That can be very handy.

And an octogenarian.

If he can cut sugar cane too he would be ambi-ambi-ambi-ambi-dextrose.

How about Omni-dextrous.

Maybe not as impressive as a talking fish, with a desk job!

“Ambi” is Latin, and means “on both sides”. “Dextrous” is derived from “dexter”, which is Latin for “rigth-handed”. So, “ambidextrous” means “right-handed on both sides”.

Trouble is, he can only type 60 “minnows.” A word.

After reading these comments, I am octo-gon

I am ambisinister.

I never considered before that octopi would have favored limbs.

He won’t ever bug a co-worker or boss for a pen at work.

He’s a north north south south east east west west-paw.

I’d give my left arm to be ambidextrous!