seana11 wrote:
I'm not going to make any resolutions this year, mainly because I kept mine last year, and I don't want to break my streak. Nice fireworks, benryves.
Would you care to share what the resolution(s) was/were that you kept last year? I too am not really making any specific resolutions other than getting my health up to speed and juggling all my deadlines less stressedly.
KermMartian wrote:
seana11 wrote:
I'm not going to make any resolutions this year, mainly because I kept mine last year, and I don't want to break my streak. Nice fireworks, benryves.
Would you care to share what the resolution(s) was/were that you kept last year? I too am not really making any specific resolutions other than getting my health up to speed and juggling all my deadlines less stressedly.
Well, I heard that cracking your knuckles repeatedly over long periods of time (e.g. years) could result in arthritis. Since I was cracking my knuckles about 4-5 times every day, and had been for several years, I resolved to stop. And I kept it.
seana11 wrote:
KermMartian wrote:
seana11 wrote:
I'm not going to make any resolutions this year, mainly because I kept mine last year, and I don't want to break my streak. Nice fireworks, benryves.
Would you care to share what the resolution(s) was/were that you kept last year? I too am not really making any specific resolutions other than getting my health up to speed and juggling all my deadlines less stressedly.
Well, I heard that cracking your knuckles repeatedly over long periods of time (e.g. years) could result in arthritis. Since I was cracking my knuckles about 4-5 times every day, and had been for several years, I resolved to stop. And I kept it.
A fact, which, I hope you know is extremely false 
Cracking your knuckles is releasing built up gasses in your joints, making a sound. It is in no way harmful to your overall health
qazz42 wrote:
A fact, which, I hope you know is extremely false :P
Cracking your knuckles is releasing built up gasses in your joints, making a sound. It is in no way harmful to your overall health
I know. But over repeated over many years...
seana11 wrote:
qazz42 wrote:
A fact, which, I hope you know is extremely false
Cracking your knuckles is releasing built up gasses in your joints, making a sound. It is in no way harmful to your overall health
I know. But over repeated over many years...
What do you mean by that? huh?
qazz42 wrote:
seana11 wrote:
qazz42 wrote:
A fact, which, I hope you know is extremely false :P
Cracking your knuckles is releasing built up gasses in your joints, making a sound. It is in no way harmful to your overall health
I know. But over repeated over many years...
What do you mean by that? huh?
"Repeated, long-term use may cause damage"
That is still false, even if long term. It is just a silly rumor people spread, like, oh I don't know, reading in the dark makes you blind.
It's still a habit worth giving up for the sake of those around you.
qazz42 wrote:
That is still false, even if long term. It is just a silly rumor people spread, like, oh I don't know, reading in the dark makes you blind.
Reading in the dark forces your eyes to strain to resolve the text in front of you and damages your long-term ocular health.
benryves wrote:
It's still a habit worth giving up for the sake of those around you.
merthsoft wrote:
benryves wrote:
It's still a habit worth giving up for the sake of those around you.
I'm too lazy to make my own post so instead I quote other people and then don't say anything new
I'm thinking of stopping that anyways, even if it isn't bad for your health -- the noise is rather undelightful.
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merthsoft wrote:
benryves wrote:
It's still a habit worth giving up for the sake of those around you. :-P
But it feels soooooo gooooood.
I'm too lazy to make my own post so instead I quote other people and then don't say anything new
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