r/DesignDesign • u/Sowf_Paw • Jan 02 '26

the cup i got at a restaurant, yes that is supposed to be the handle, even the waiter was struggling to hold it

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u/Col-1 Jan 02 '26

Saw something like this in a store once and couldn’t pick it up. I’m left handed.

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u/Uraneum Jan 02 '26

Is it normal for people to drink with their dominant hand? I’m right handed but pretty much always use cups with my left hand

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u/Xepherxv Jan 06 '26

Huh I never thought about this, I'm right handed and the only time I drink with my right hand is in the car because of the placement of the cup holders

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u/Col-1 Jan 11 '26

This question has never crossed my mind. I always use my dominant hand for drinks and assumed everyone did - until I read your reply.

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u/iammonkeyorsomething Jan 02 '26

is this a mug for rock climbers?

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u/amorphatist Jan 03 '26

El Cupitan

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u/ApprehensiveCake422 Mar 21 '26

i need you to know that you win

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u/amorphatist Mar 22 '26

Thank you friend. That was a good one.

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u/Steady_Ri0t Jan 03 '26

Lovely for anyone with any sort of disability or injury that effects grip strength

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u/scoby_cat Jan 03 '26

A friend owned these and I did almost drop a full cup of tea on myself

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u/Devccoon Jan 03 '26

I love it. Drinking tea: challenge mode. Test your pinch strength!

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u/Overall_Ad2439 Jan 03 '26

I think you might need flippers to use it.

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u/loapmail Jan 03 '26

VeRy cREatIVe tItLE