I like crack Options

[Comptine]

..ing different joints in my body. =)

How many of you this bad habit? I crack my neck, back, and knuckles the most. I am not a very dainty lady.

[Rachel]

Gross no, and I despise when others do it around me. It sounds disgusting.

[IVIike]

I used to, but now I get grossed out... especially when other people do it

[Harp]

I do it. My toes, my neck, my back and my fingers. Sometimes I do my ankles.

I know I'll regret it in about 20 years, but it's a habit.

[salcha4u]

Just my neck cause it looks badazzzzz.

Can't stop ):

[hi-C]

My roomate and I used to have joint cracking contests.

[IVIike]

Just my neck cause it looks badazzzzz.

Can't stop ):

hahahaha well it's ok for the sake of being bad ass

[karmakiller]

Not intentionally.

I used to have a nervous habit of cracking my knuckles, but I stopped that a few years ago.

[Joanne]

Gross no, and I despise when others do it around me. It sounds disgusting.

This.

I don't know how to do it intentionally anyway. And I heard it's a recipe for disaster when you're older; the joints in your bones get all weak and loose and you'll just fall apart.

[Gigi]

^ Urban myth!

And yes I do it, totally absentmindedly too. Blame my mom/brother for starting it.

[*KINGdinguhling*]

this topic confused me, i refuse to reply!

[brooklyneast05]

Gross no, and I despise when others do it around me. It sounds disgusting.

[Reidar]

It does not degrade joint cartilage or anything of the like. One study concluded that it can lead to hand swelling and diminished grip strength, but the correlative evidence of it has been refuted. It's more likely that metacarpophalangeal joint laxity entails both knuckle cracking and impaired hand functions, which would mean that it isn't a causal effect.

[Comptine]

^Yeah. When people reproach me, I always tell them science proved that false.

One thing I hate about cracking my knuckles is that my fingers aren't slim and pretty. It makes manicures look weird.

[*KINGdinguhling*]

It does not degrade joint cartilage or anything of the like. One study concluded that it can lead to hand swelling and diminished grip strength, but the correlative evidence of it has been refuted. It's more likely that metacarpophalangeal joint laxity entails both knuckle cracking and impaired hand functions, which would mean that it isn't a causal effect.

you know, you couldve just said theres no long term damage. i was going to ask if it led to arthritis but thats out of the question

[Reidar]

I could do a lot of things.

[*KINGdinguhling*]

is that a sexual innuendo towards me? you are making me feel very uncomfortable

[Reidar]

You sound like the kind of person who watches nature documentaries and gets antsy-pantsy when the male elk douses himself in urine to attract the female.

[*KINGdinguhling*]

no thats my favorite part, in fact, i always loved R Kelly

[salcha4u]

Hey Kevin does this sound familiar

You sound like the kind of person who watches nature documentaries

LOL

[*KINGdinguhling*]

Hey Kevin does this sound familiar
LOL

thats why i said

no thats my favorite part

rofl SO SLOW

[potatoface]

I thought this was about the 'CRACK' for some odd reason...

But I do crack sometimes... It's not intentional but,, it's somewhat natural thing for me now because I do it everyday. It annoys my parents and some of my friends. Any way to stop this??

[Eww]

Aw man I hate it so much. I think it's disgusting. My body always does it unintentionally. My knees crack, my neck cracks, my elbows and the part where like my thigh and pelvis connect? It's f*cking gross I hate it D:

But, I do occasionally crack my fingers and toes D:
Not too often though. Only when it feels really.. I don't know the word for it. But I'll do it when I feel that I should o_o.

[Simba]

^ tight?




I personally never got what was so gross about cracking

[superstitious]

I can't help it... must....crack.