Loudest joint?
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My loudest is my knee cracks. Not the ones in the kneecap that you get from extening your lower leg. It's the ones deep inside the knee, which I crack by twisting and bending the whole leg. By far the loudest.
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wrist [after being left alone for a while]
then hip
then elbow
then neck
then fingers -
Ankles (by resting my leg sideways and pulling my ankle towards me while bracing the shin)
Big Toes
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My loudest cracks are the knuckles in my left hand when I push my fingers downwards. It's strange though, because the loudest ones aren't necessarily the ones that feel the nicest. My mini snaps on the middle joint of the fingers are quiet, but feel good
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jaw
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loudest to everyone else: Knee, by far
to me: jaw and neckjaw is almost like rubbing broken glass together, it feels almost painful, but still good
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My neck is by far the loudest. I have had people look up from across the room when I get a good one. My fiance is insanely jealous of my ability to do that!
My fingers are probably the most annoying to people around me because it takes the longest to get all the knuckles popped. -
mine would have to be… Elbows, Hips, Knuckles... Neck/Back... in that order...
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Knuckles and neck. The neck makes people cringe more.
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My knuckles, back and neck.
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neck and back
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Lower Lumbar Thunder
They are some of the largest joints so logically they will be loud. -
lower lumbar?
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What are they?
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you guys should get the internet
it has this thing called 'google' on it
and you can look up almost ANYTHING
I'm surprised you never heard of it
you can image search and see pictures of all kind of things (if your not 2 busy blogging) including lumbar vertebraedid you guys ever think about getting an anatomy book
'trail guide to the human body' would be a great start
check amazon
you 2 talk SO much about this stuff, I would assume you love it
SO you would think you would have thought about that already
it would make your posting SO much more interesting
As well as help understand joints and their cracking -
you guys should get the internet
it has this thing called 'google' on it
and you can look up almost ANYTHING
I'm surprised you never heard of it
you can image search and see pictures of all kind of things (if your not 2 busy blogging) including lumbar vertebraedid you guys ever think about getting an anatomy book
'trail guide to the human body' would be a great start
check amazon
you 2 talk SO much about this stuff, I would assume you love it
SO you would think you would have thought about that already
it would make your posting SO much more interesting
As well as help understand joints and their crackingTotal saluage
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really no need to quote the post b4 yours
is there? -
yes to reinforce the idea of the saluage you just performed :lol:
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plus we obviously have the internet :lol:
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then start using it
and stop asking silly questions you can answer on google :?