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      kgish last edited by

      Finally a down-to-earth forum for famous joint-crackers all over the world.

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      • JointCracker
        JointCracker Community Lead last edited by

        Woa, that was fast. Welcome! 😄

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          poptastic last edited by

          i agree what a great place to talk about the joy of joint cracking

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          • JointCracker
            JointCracker Community Lead last edited by

            Gald you like it! The more the merrier. 😎
            It is fun to watch this little community grow.

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              pistache268 last edited by

              I am able to snap my index finger repeatedly. This involves pushing downwards and to the side, making it snap. I don't need to wait for it to be recracked. This, with the normal cracking has made my finger very flexible, and I can push it down to reach the palm of my hand. I think the joint has got a little swollen as well. 8O

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              • JointCracker
                JointCracker Community Lead last edited by

                Welcome to the growing community pistache268. 😎
                Thank you for your input. I will open a new threat for this interesting observation.

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                  pistache268 last edited by

                  Which way do you crack your knuckles? I push my middle ones backwards and my index finger on my left hand forwards.

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                    Rosethornn last edited by

                    I hold mine firmly and pulll… It's more reliable, I find.

                    Have you guys noticed that temperature can affect how much you can crack your joints? Or at least, I think so.

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                      MrWild last edited by

                      without a doubt
                      On cold canoing trips, i'll spend upwards of five minutes trying to force my thumbs to crack

                      Also, cracking defintely warms my hands up.

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                        Blaze last edited by

                        @Rosethornn:

                        I hold mine firmly and pulll… It's more reliable, I find.

                        Have you guys noticed that temperature can affect how much you can crack your joints? Or at least, I think so.

                        Yes i have noticed this - cold means more cracking.

                        And to the previous person - when it is colder, it is sometimes harder to get the crack that you try so hard to get.

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                          bod8 last edited by

                          @kgish:

                          Finally a down-to-earth forum for famous joint-crackers all over the world.

                          Indeed 😎

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                            Blaze last edited by

                            Took me ages to find.

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