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I can make my left elbow sound like biting down on dry cornflakes, just by doing a push-up.
That doesn't sound healthy
They really aren’t, despite what Kelloggs claims.
They weren't made to be healthy. They were made to keep you from masturbating.
Those sons of bitches.. my childhood could've been very.. different.
I live in West Michigan where the anti-masturbatory quaker started it all. It's so weirdly mixed between religious zealots and the rest of us in the cities lmao
Username checks out.
And it's working. I'm still unable to masturbate to Cornflakes.
Rookie. I hit puberty with nothing but a 56k modem, and SEARS catalogs. I could jerk off to the curved surface of two basketballs placed next to each other under a bedsheet.
I had a complex fracture in the elbow twice, 34 and 30 years ago. There's no pain, no loss of function, and it didn't get worse in all that time.
Nothing I can really do but hope it will stay like that for the next 30.
Damn. I hope so too then. I guess there are loose pieces still in there?
Or the cartilage got damaged/destroyed and it's bone rubbing on bone
truly