This troper has been able to pop almost every joint in his body since seventh grade. Knuckles, elbows, toes, ankles, knees, jaw, you name it. The only joint that he ''can't'' pop is his hips. And this ability was used liberally in high school to {{squick}} people out.

This troper did this, not out of badassery, but as a nervous tic. People have found it unsettling, however. Some even try to upstage the joint popping, by cracking their necks (and probably hurting themselves in the process)

This troper had a bad habit of cracking her knuckles, and they're realy loud. It {{squick}}s her friends no end.

This troper can crack the majority of his bones, too. Every knuckle in both hands (to the point his right hand can crack whenever he clenches a fist), both wrists (they can also crack themselves if he bends and then straightens the wrist fast enough), neck (six times each way :-) ), toes, knees, ankles, and back. Unlike {{Seiryu}}, he ''can'' pop his hips but not his elbows. It is actually gratifying to know he isn't the only person whose bones are so squicky to everyone. :-)

This Troper frequently pops pretty much all the joints in his fingers, and can pop his toes nigh-continuously sometimes (doing it around his mom drives her crazy). The neck and elbows get some action every now and then, as well.

And one time back in high school, while walking between classes, he clasped his hands behind his back and stretched his arms almost straight back; one of the rib-to-sternum joints popped bigtime, and sent a nice little flood of endorphins or something through his brain.

This troper is hooked on crack. :) Knuckles are good, especially the 15th knuckle that makes the thumb opposable. Ankles and knees are better. Shoulder, that's the best, though I can usually only do it on a regular basis in the summer and autumn. I used to be able to do my wrists regularly, but now it only happens once in a blue moon.

Most of this troper's joints crack when stretched. His fingers merrily dislocate themselves and have to be stretched and cracked back into joint. His shoulder also makes popping and crunching noises when rotated or flexed, due to an attack of poor judgement a few years ago.

Another crackly troper. Two knuckles on each finger, the base thumb joint forwards and where it connects to the wrist backwards, wrists bent back and pulled out, elbows, neck in four different ways, jaw in three, upper spine, lower spine in four or five, knees in two each, and toes. I can also make a lot of clicking and crackling noises repeatedly from moving joints in ways they're not supposed to. I also have some joint problems.

My brother does this. He tried to do it to me once, and I was like "IM SORRY BUT MY BONES DO NOT MAKE FUNNY NOISES"

This Troper does this all the time. Usually with the knuckles, but sometimes with the wrists. Naturally, I tend to creep out those I do it near.

This troper is also prone to doing this I can crack my fingers,toes,neck,and elbows usually when I crack my thumbs I bite on the knuckle and crack to get a more "hollow" kind of sound and I combine cracking my neck with making it look like I broke my neck to squick the crap out of people.