Shaking hands. V irtually anywhere you may go in the world, the rules of etiquette dictate that you should extend the right hand, as opposed to the left, for a shake. Let’s start with the ...

"It means that someone helps himself in the toilet and comes to shake your hands. He ‘donates ... should always use the right hand to greet and use the left one for personal things in order ...

Shaking hands. Virtually anywhere you may go in the world, the rules of etiquette dictate that you should extend the right hand, as opposed to the left, for a shake.

That means touching someone with your left hand—for example, gripping a guy’s hand in both of yours during a handshake, or touching his arm with your left hand while shaking—is a big-time ...

We've all been victims of a terrible handshake. Maybe it's a death-grip where you feel like you're shaking hands with a lobster. Maybe it's a limp, lifeless shake, like you're suddenly wagging a fern.