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  Welcome Ben
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  :oops: :lol:
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  Hello
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  D, welcome.
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  Twins
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  Maybe see if anyone in your family has had a similar problem and trace their steps, ie. ask them how they dealt with it and the problems that they faced with it etc. Hope this helps, Regards, Blaze
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  Hello hello
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  Hi, With regards to the toe-cracking thing - no it is not weird. If you have a look around the forums you will see many people like to get others to crack joints that they can't and in some senses it increases the satisfaction because you aren't doing it yourself so you can indulge in the sensation for the whole feeling.
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  Crackin my neck
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  I just move my neck and get a load of cracks.
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  New Member, Old Cracker
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  Ah with the back thing sounds similar to my neck thing. I feel sick for a few seconds, there are some bright patches where i can't see and i get a headache.
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  The list and the SI crack
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  Hola fellow joint crackers
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  Lol :lol: Well he made the competition lol and i don't think they can crack their 'crown jewels' :lol:
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  Hi
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  Well there are many stories if you look around. The idea of people thinking of themselves as less because of jointcracking is wrong i feel.
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  New member-love this site!
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  !!!!!!!!! I'm surprised when you walk you don't crack all the time! That is a humongous list!
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  Me
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  Really? I got like 10 this morning. They like all crack at once on one side accumulating to about 5/6.
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  Hi!
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  @Bigchrome: New here :oops: Seems like everyone here actually likes the cracking they experience…but maybe that's because they are largely in control of it? My upper back and neck pop when I breathe in and it hurts like a b***h My wrists also crack and so does my jaw when I eat (sometimes pops fully out too) One of the worst though is my left shoulder...I have to keep it elevated constantly or it dislocates... I'm seeing a chiro and I've had xrays done (which showed that my back is badly damaged) but no one can actually help me. Curious to know if anyone is in the same boat? That must be very painful with your shoulder As kami said - i would suggest you get an x-ray too.
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  Am I Dreaming?
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  Wowwowweewa 8O
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  All About BACK CRACKING
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  About when you crack your backs I only crack it at school because that is where the chairs are that are the ideal for it.
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  Combulsive neck clicking
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  I know what you mean. I crack my neck too and you move your head to the side to get that click thats down far. It feels horrible if you fail. Your neck starts to ache when you don't crack and when you move it feels like it is pulling and you just want to relieve that by cracking it.
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  Grip strength research
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  @richworth: HI all i'm currently in my final year at the european school of osteopathy and am mid way through my final research paper. i am searching for research my the medical profession in to a change in grip strength after finger cracking. if any of you know where there is some research i'd love to get hold of it. please let me know. thanks in advance for helping. rich Well i am 14 and i used to crack my fingers. It was my New Years Resolution to stop and i have successfully - i only succumb to the temptation when i am nervous. But when i used to wake up - i would have very little grip and i would crack to get feeling. Even after that it was still hard to. Hope this helps - next to stop cracking, my neck Blaze
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  Oh goodness
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  I can't even get my knuckles to crack :? Push Pull Bend Nothing lol Whats the easiest way to get your knuckels to crack? You all make it sound as though it feels so good
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  Joint Cracker Extraordinaire
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  I agree joint cracking really does ease a lot of tension. I also agree at small, low doses it might be really therapeutical. Personally, I toned down my joint cracking a LOT since I started this project and all. I feel much better about it. I also do type a lot which is why I should invest in a decent ergonomic keyboard, too. Jointpoppers eh? I just let these two terms do a google fight for fun. Here are the results: Round 1 "joint cracking" vs. "joint popping" And the winner is "joint cracking" with 3,160,000 results vs. 1,470,000 results. Round 2 "jointcracker" vs. "jointpopper" And the winner is "jointcracker" with 880 results vs. 461 results. Round 3 "jointcrackers" vs. "jointpoppers" And the winner is "jointcrackers" with 1360 results vs. 0 results. Okay I admit, with the last one, I'm partially to blame. :lol:
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  Hello, ZPitcher here
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  There is no limit in the number of posts you are allowed to make. Bring it on! This site is here to stay. I agree that joint cracking and posting are addicting. Maybe posting about an addiction is even more addicting than posting usually is? :lol: I also kinda stopped posting or slowed down at some forums I have been a regular on for the following reasons: lost interest in the discussed topic resolved the problem/issue I intended to solve with the forum, thus I achieved my goal for coming to the forum in the first place lack of time no more things to say So of course you run out of thing to say at some point. Which is why you need new input and new ideas to write about. Just check back regularly when you leave and maybe you'll find an interesting new post or idea to follow up on. It is like that with my all favorite forums.
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  I joined for multiple reasons
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  Glad you like the site. I am always open for ideas for improvement. The site thrives from your invaluable posts.