I shit you collectively not; every joint in my body is clickable/crackable. Every finger, every toe, every vertebra, both knees, both ankles, both shoulders, both elbows, both wrists, even my nose (although I don't think that one's a joint; more a result of having broken it three times).

I'm trying to stop clicking my fingers because I've noticed my grip weakening, but I still manage to attract attention when a huge SNAPCRACKLEPOP comes from my back every time I sit up.

I'm only 20, and every thing pops when I wake up, or when I move out of weird positions as well Krelian. I don't know if it's bad or not, or it means my bones are achey or old or something, but I have to admit it kind of worries me...

I crack most of my fingers, wrist, elbows, ankles, knees (unintentionally; when I stand for too long, they pop), neck, jaw, ear (I pull at my left earlobe, and there's a pop too...), and back.

My parents always discouraged it, but it's probably going to be a habit I'm not going to grow out of.

Don't know if it pertains to any injury, but I LOVE it when someone pops my upper back. I had a trampoline accident when I was a kid, and it feels really nice when that portion is cracked.

:) Where did you find that picture in your sig? I just checked the SCII website and couldn't find it. That's awesome. I'm glad lurkers won't look like giant deformed spikey frisbees this time.

On topic, I pop my knuckles several times a day. My fingers cramp up if I don't. I'll also pop my toes ocassionally if my feet are cramping. For some reason, I can pop my right big toe indefinitely.

I used to crack my knuckles out of habit, but now I do it when there is discomfort.

Due to my back condition, I have to crack it every now and then to "straighten it out" and relieve pain.

I've found myself lately cracking my knuckles while playing games with a lot of hand movement (ie. Pop'n Music) or typing.

It's sort of scary how easily I can pull it off. They just click in a millisecond like they're really loose. I hope it's normal because I don't want to end up with hand troubles when I'm older (no hands = no gaming, typing, basically it'll cut me out of doing a lot of activities which happen all the time).

I've never been much on cracking my knuckles, personally. The sound used to be a real pet peeve for me, but I've gotten over it considering my girlfriend cracks her joints all the time without thinking. I'm still not one to do it myself, though.:eagletear:

Crack my ankle's ALOT. If they are motionless for a minute they become stiff enough to do it. Seems weird, to me at least, but I think it's a normal phenomenon to crack your ankle's all the time.

Cracking my knuckles is a habit I wish I'd never started. I have received no benefit from it, and my fingers have felt kind of awkward ever since I made it a habit.

I haven't really done it habitually for a few years now, however. Ironically, I do think it's had a negative effect on the flexibility of my fingers, and I don't feel as comfortable as I used to doing normal things like holding a pencil for several hours (as an artist, I do this all the time).

I have a very bad habbit of cracking my knuckles, toes, neck, back... anything else you can think of. I gross myself out with it sometimes.

Sadly,yes I pop my knuckles and my toes. Sometimes my leg pops on its own but that's not my doings.

Let's see... I crack my toes a few times a day during school by just pushing them down against the ground. I crack the knuckles in my fingers by making in like 4 different ways that I don't feel like describing. I can crack my neck and ankles all day without losing the popping sound. And I crack my back very often. I actually cracked my knuckles when I clicked on the page and then I saw this topic. I've heard all of the stories, but most doctors I know say that it's nothing to worry about with arthritis and all.

Oh yeah, definitely, I find my knuckles feel a little painful sometimes, so giving them a good crack helps. In a weird way there's something slightly soothing about it.