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Davey Woo

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All my bones click, all of them, if |I sit down or stand still for too long, the next movement will cause every bone involved to click. It's horrible.
I also get shit-loads of mouth ulcers, it's not fun =(
 

j0z

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I have an extremely fast metabolism, so I stay extrremely thin no matter what I eat. :/
My toes are extremely dexterious, allowing me to pick up even small things with my toes.
 

Me55enger

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i can dislocate every joint in my body...

... but i choose not to 'cos it bloody hurts
 

ben---neb

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This is fun! Everyone is so normally abnormal.

Me, personally, I'm 6 foot 2 and weigh 8 and a half stone which is incredibly light. No matter what I eat or exercise I do (ok, I hardly do any exercise) it has no effect at all on my weight. I'm still a skinny tall freak! And if i put my mind to it I can move my arms really fast but my reactions aren't exactly great so it's a pretty useless skill. But I'm perfect just the way God made me! Yeah.

And then there's my large pen...It writes really well.
 

Radelaide

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Simalacrum said:
well, I have a thing called Joint Hypermobility Syndrome.

Long story short, it means that your really flexible.

So... yeah, I have a lot of quirky body movements I can do :p
I think I have that. Except I just click a lot. And get hurt... a lot.

I can make both my wrists grind (You shouldn't hear noises like my wrists make), and I have a really interesting birthmark, it changes colour.

Edit: My boyfriends' nose bleeds inside his body, not down his nose. And a guy I went to school with was born missing the bottom 3 or 4 ribs on his left side. You could feel his heart beat o_O
 

Mandarth

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I can dislocate around 80% of my joints at will.
I can bend my fingers back so they rest on the back of my hand.
I have a condition called Photophobia which means I can see in the dark, but get light blinded.
My eyes can move independently of each other and one is green and one is blue.
My body cant feel temperatures below 10 Degrees Celcius. It just decides to shut it off and it just feels like its stuck at 10 degrees.

My body is F**ked
 

JanatUrlich

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I have an extra bone in my left elbow. It doesn't do anything, it just sticks out and somtimes aches. My biology teacher thought it was the most hilarious thing ever XD
 

ben---neb

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j0z said:
I have an extremely fast metabolism, so I stay extrremely thin no matter what I eat. :/
My toes are extremely dexterious, allowing me to pick up even small things with my toes.
High five Sir! Fast metabolisms rock. Except my BMI index is 15.
 

Andalusa

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My eyes change colour. Seriously, sometimes they're really dark brown, almost black and sometimes they're an orangey sort of colour.
 

Judgedread

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I have no gag reflex... cool party trick putting your hand down your throat but it makes me nervous of choking on things.
 

shannon.archer

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Skeleon said:
My ankles sometimes make a cracking sound when I move my foot.
Sometimes an eyelid (mostly the left one) flutters for no apparant reason.
All I can think of right now.
WARNING! You may be my clone >_>
 

The Hairminator

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Simalacrum said:
well, I have a thing called Joint Hypermobility Syndrome.

Long story short, it means that your really flexible.

So... yeah, I have a lot of quirky body movements I can do :p
Doesn't that mean you are more likely to get worn out joints?
My mom has it I think, and she had a hip surgery.
 

Monocle Man

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I'm awfully skinny and can't seem to gain any weight. I eat everything that should make me huge yet I'm a bony stick.

Also, when I do certain stretching-techniques, if I stretch too far I start to shake uncontrollably. Very annoying during Physical Education.
My arms are extremely flexible, every other part: Not so much.
 

ace_of_something

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I have an identical twin brother. We both have lupus.
Ummm My facial hair grows in four colors. Red on my chin, light brown along my cheeks. Platinum Blonde above my lip and a bit on to my cheeks and black on my neck. My brother and I are certain our beards are magical and keep the moon and sun from falling.
 

shannon.archer

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Mandarth said:
I can dislocate around 80% of my joints at will.
I can bend my fingers back so they rest on the back of my hand.
I have a condition called Photophobia which means I can see in the dark, but get light blinded.
My eyes can move independently of each other and one is green and one is blue.
My body cant feel temperatures below 10 Degrees Celcius. It just decides to shut it off and it just feels like its stuck at 10 degrees.

My body is F**ked
Agreed o_O
 

Volstag9

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i can make my joint in my right thumb pop out. I'm the only one who can do this in my town

yet strangely everyone could do it where i used to live
 

Duck Sandwich

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- I have practically no visible muscle on my body, making me appear much weaker than I actually am. With a height of 6'1", weight of 160lbs, and 5.5% body fat, I don't even have a 6-pack showing.

- I have above average flexibility. I can do situps faster than most people at my MMA club, touch my nose to my knee while sitting down with my legs straight, and do this:
Vrud said:
I can bend my arm over my head from behind and grab my chin. Freaks my sister out :D
It also comes in real handy when I'm caught in an armbar.
 

The Jono

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Always bear in mind, whatever funny thing you can do, someone else can probably do it too. I mean, I can make my eyes shudder, which freaks some people out, but it's funnier when they do it back.
I can't touch my toes, can't do press ups and my fingers barely bend past 100 degrees, but I think that's just lack of use. That reminds me, try this, folks. Make circles with your thumb and index finger, then put the knuckles of your index finger (still with thumb) under your eyes. Tilt up until it looks like you're wearing goggles. Everyone in my family except my dad can do this, and we mock him.

I can turn my tongue on it's right side, which is embarrassing if everyone else in the room can do it. Especially if someone who can't then turns up and we're all doing that.

I seldom get tired. I can wake up at godawful in the morning and be absolutely fine. Just don't try and talk to me, okay?

My knees crack whenever I bend them, and everyone looks horrified.

My good friend is a basket case for things like this. He can move his kneecap about (ever since he ripped it halfway up his calf), he has a sleight of hand matched by no one, can circularly breathe and his hand goes red in cold temperatures and never gets cold. There're a bunch more things I can't remember, but hey.

Oh, and if your eyes are different colours, it's called heterochromata (sounds so much cooler, no?).
 

JenXXXJen

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Still pretty flexible from gymnastics... that's about it.

OOOHH, I can make my eyes vibrate, does that count?
 

Nugma

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Are you people also able to move your fingers on both hands by moving them on one? Obviously the fingers are moved most on the hand you're sending the signals to. Just wondering, because my friends can't. Bending my thumb inwards so to speak, has almost en equal reaction on the other hand. I think it's cool.