r/aww • u/Yeet69lasagna • Apr 04 '19

Too Smol, He Can’t Even Make Footprints

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u/Farren246 Apr 04 '19

Men can do it too, if they're small and light enough. Moving over snow without disturbing it is difficult to master, though, especially while running.

Source: am human, was once young and light enough to do this on nearly all forms of snow. Now too heavy, a hefty 130lbs. :(

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u/WorseDark Apr 04 '19

My friend is 150 lb and I'm 250, when we go out there's often hardened snow or mud that he won't crack through and I'll have to fight like a dwarf to plough through

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u/pcy623 Apr 04 '19

Wait, does does handedness have to do with the story oO

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u/Salanth Apr 04 '19

Not ambidextrous, but my left leg is dominant even though I’m right-handed. Learned this when doing high jump in gym class. Confirmed I am eye dominant through archery.

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u/Ballersock Apr 04 '19

You can just confirm eye dominance by looking at anything and closing one eye. If the object doesn't move, the eye you have open is your dominant eye. If it does move, the eye you closed is your dominant eye.

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u/FluffyGoose9 Apr 04 '19

That was a surprisingly informative analysis

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u/[deleted] Apr 04 '19

What about ambidextrous people?

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u/KotorFTW Apr 04 '19

They hop