Author Topic: Are you double jointed?  (Read 1358 times)

Double jointed means flexible joints pretty much.
The term "double jointed" is very inaccurate; basically the term is used for saying you're flexible.

The term "double jointed" is very inaccurate; basically the term is used for saying you're flexible.
Thats what I said?

But yea its really off.

i have a double jointed thumb, whenever i do a thumbs up with my left hand my thumb points straight upwards

i have a double jointed thumb, whenever i do a thumbs up with my left hand my thumb points straight upwards
If I fully extend my fingers they bend backwards a bit :/
Then I can pull them farther back.

If I fully extend my fingers they bend backwards a bit :/
Then I can pull them farther back.
me too, people used to pull my ingers back because it was meant to hurt but i was kinda like wtf are you doing to my hand?

me too, people used to pull my ingers back because it was meant to hurt but i was kinda like wtf are you doing to my hand?
Lol, I love it when people try to hurt my fingers like that.
They are like "OMG WTF Y U NO HURT"
Also I can freak people out with my backwards thumb thing.

the knuckles closest to my wrist, are double jointed, i can stick my joint out in front and have my fingertips sitll be where they should if my hand was flat. But that doesnt say much i can also make any joint in my arms and legs crack multiple times.

I can do that finger seaweed wriggle stuff, but that's all.

I can do that finger seaweed wriggle stuff, but that's all.
So can I, but we call it waves.
I like the fact my thumb can be turned backwards lol, freaks people out.

I have a friend who can put his legs up behind his head

I am double jointed too

I can bend my leg around so that my foot is on my stomache
not sure if its actually double jointed stuff or if its just deterioration of my knee joint stuffs.




from the restrictive view of the webcam it just looks like someone else's foot, haha.
« Last Edit: June 27, 2012, 08:33:27 AM by Littledude »

I can bend my arms out.