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It is memorable for those of us who drive on the right (with vehicles with steering wheel on the left!). Not so much for UK, Australia and all of the other countries who drive on left with steering on right side!!
2/3/11 4:16 PM
Ha, ha, well that's a picture. But you know even after all these years I always have to stop and pretend to button my shirt to remember! Thanks for this memorable reminder.
2/4/11 6:54 AM
Another way to remember is "Women are always right and men are left over"..... Ha
2/4/11 9:23 AM
HAHHAA....good one. Thanks.
2/4/11 10:45 AM
This will change my ..."Women are always right..." to something more fun!
2/4/11 4:39 PM
Only works for a guy driving in Non British countries.
2/5/11 2:16 PM
I will always remember this one, got a chuckle from me. Read it to my mother and she got a kick from it! Thanks.
2/6/11 5:30 PM
well, it makes me laugh out loud, but I doubt I'll ever have to stop and think about it again. Thanks. !!
2/25/11 9:53 PM
Did you know that button placement dates back to medieval times? The button of a man's cloak/cape was placed so that he could unbutton it with his left hand and draw his sword at the same time with his right hand. People who were left-handed were considered "of the devil." Women's buttons were placed the opposite direction because of nobility. Noble women often had another woman to dress them; since most were right handed the buttons were placed to allow the dressers to get their ladies dressed quickly. Where did I learn this? History of Fashion class (I couldn't believe such as class existed either!)
4/9/11 3:01 AM
What a great tip...Made me smile.
5/21/11 11:09 AM
LOL...that's a good way to remember, but I argue with my hubby as to what difference it really makes anyhow?!
3/5/12 3:00 PM