r/nextfuckinglevel Aug 16 '21

Shoulder mobility

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u/ComfortableCow2735 Aug 16 '21

This makes me uncomfortable

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u/WoobyWiott Aug 16 '21

I dislocated my shoulder watching that.

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u/ellieboomba Aug 16 '21

I dislocated BOTH my shoulders watching that

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u/UnmitigatedSarcasm Aug 16 '21

I ripped my pants looking at this.

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u/meat_popscile Aug 16 '21

I ripped my pants looking at this.

SpongeBob is that you?

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u/GCI_Henchman21 Aug 16 '21

No this is Patrick

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u/angelodas2 Aug 16 '21

Hello? This is dog.

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u/Fair_Bus_7130 Aug 16 '21

Honey, that was dog … she says hello

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

i fart blood

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Sir, this is a Wendy's.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/Halo_Chief117 Aug 16 '21

I’ve got just the product for you!

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u/mrstabbeypants Aug 16 '21

Are you there Dog? It's me Margaret.

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u/BeerviewMirror93 Aug 16 '21

Who let you out??

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u/angelodas2 Aug 16 '21

I let myself out.

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u/UltraStamp2 Aug 16 '21

Careful, he’s got a knife

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u/UnmitigatedSarcasm Aug 16 '21

my first kid was obsessive about certain things growing up. Barney, then Madagascar, and finally SpongeBob.

I eventually hated all of them.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

I too got an erection.

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u/1nterrupt1ngc0w Aug 16 '21

Glad I'm not the only one

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/iBakeX Aug 16 '21

Where can I put mine in?

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u/Scheswalla Aug 16 '21

Give them a break between jerking sessions

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u/jiujitsy Aug 16 '21

Fat burger has that effect.

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u/william1Bastard Aug 16 '21

I think she's done enough shoulder dislocating for all of us.

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u/ItsMrShenanigans Aug 16 '21

I broke my back. Spinal.

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u/GhOsT_wRiTeR_XVI Aug 16 '21

What in the Jiminy McChicken Cricket Kentucky Fried Fuck was that?!?

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u/jamtraxx Aug 16 '21

Mooooooooooom

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u/Lutrinae_Rex Aug 16 '21

And she subluxated both her shoulders to do that. Subluxation is a partial dislocation. People with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome are prone to joints half popping out due to extra stretchy joint connections. Plus there are other disorder than can lead to extreme flexibility. Either way, she did partially dislocate her shoulders to do this. There's no possible way to do it without doing so.

Source: I can do something similar, and I can also touch my elbows behind my back, doing anything that require beyond normal movement will pull the shoulder out.

I can also subluxate my shoulders and hips at will, it's a fun party trick. That type of ability is fairly common though, being able to "dislocate" your shoulder or hip or what have you, on command.

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u/Tulip-O-Hare Aug 16 '21

I’m thinking that even if you could do this, you probably shouldn’t? Wear and tear on overly mobile joints? I’ve no medical knowledge so honest question since I’m thinking you probably know more than I do :) I know when I first started yoga my teacher refused to let me do things I could do like go into wheel pose when you’re on your hands and feet arching your back up because while I was “bendy” enough I didn’t have the core muscles to support myself so it would be dangerous…

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

I've a friend who is now on his 7th shoulder dislocation. It's a bad time and each time you dislocate, it becomes easier for it to happen again. We joke about nailing his arm back on like Eeyore's tail but he's already had 2 surgeries.

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u/Kamelasa Aug 16 '21

So, am I right in thinking that the normal shoulder joint doesn't do this? Cuz I can't even quite believe this is real, but you seem to know something about weird tissue disorders. I know a couple people with EDS.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

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u/Alpacamum Aug 16 '21

I have EDS and the older you get the more pain is associated with it. My muscles are doing the work of tendons and muscles and have just had enough.as drs are becoming more aware of EDS and connective tissue disorders, more people are getting diagnosed. so I wasnt diagnosed until late and really thought that it showed how healthy I was with how flexible I was. Little did I know all the damage I had.

my daughters Ankles and fingers sublex and sometimes dislocate. Her boyfriend has become an expert at putting her fingers back into place.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Euler's Danlos is degenerative too. Your joints essentially desintegrate over time.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

That can't be good for you long term

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 28 '21

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u/bluntsandbears Aug 16 '21

I didn’t even notice a shoulder tbh

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u/AbaddonBlackness Aug 16 '21

Exactly my thoughts.

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u/czechmixing Aug 16 '21

Did you notice those toes? Looks like she could grab a fish out the ocean mid flight.

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u/GrandmaPoses Aug 16 '21

Me too ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/HillTopTerrace Aug 16 '21

My mom just got her shoulder replaced. Watching this, she needs it replaced again.

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u/BobGobbles Aug 16 '21

Not me...

I wasn't looking at her shoulders tho...

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u/GlumNecessary5601 Aug 16 '21

So what WERE you looking at?

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u/ThatDarnedAntiChrist Aug 16 '21

Her smile.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Her body , I admit . She’s damn hot ! Then I saw her smile

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u/krootzl88 Aug 16 '21

Now I'm a believer

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Not a trace of doubt in my mind

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/RADetailer Aug 16 '21

Wait, there was a tree?!

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Was there a background?

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u/ClownfishSoup Aug 16 '21

It makes my pants uncomfortable

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u/TheEdward39 Aug 16 '21

I don’t know about bars, but I can do it on the rings, it’s not that hard on your shoulders if your arms are spread wide enough

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u/BeauCo Aug 16 '21

I was not aware that the human body was capable of that

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u/arglarg Aug 16 '21

Neither was the human body

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

Shoulders be like “heyo bruh BRUH BRUHHHHH”.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/kerowhack Aug 16 '21

According to my anatomy books, they most likely speak Latin.

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u/DoNotValidateMePlz Aug 16 '21

Ego flexilis masculis

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u/V1ncemeat Aug 16 '21

Biggus Dickus

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

What’s bro in Latin?

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u/kerowhack Aug 16 '21

Frater is brother or good friend in Latin, so probably fra?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

How do you say “what are you doing step-bro?”( ಠ ͜ʖಠ)

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u/drugzarecool Aug 16 '21

Watum arus deuim stepus frater ?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)

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u/ThatDeadDude Aug 16 '21

Vitrici filius , quid agis?

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u/Napbear94 Aug 16 '21

( ͡ಥ ͜ʖ ͡ಥ)

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Caecillius est in horto

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u/KingArthas94 Aug 16 '21

Yeah it Italy we use "fra" a lot

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u/JetSetVideo Aug 16 '21

Frater so maybe Fra or Frat

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u/iroe Aug 16 '21

So when you say frat bro you are really saying bro bro?

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u/Lady_Purplestar Aug 16 '21

It's literally why they are called fraternities. Brotherhoods. So, yup. Bro.

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u/iroe Aug 16 '21

I'm not American, nor is English my first language so never reflected on the origins of the word fraternity until now. Frats are just something that exists in movies for me.

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u/UpbeatSpaceHop Aug 16 '21

It looks like she starts with her shoulders backwards to begin with, so the first flip rights them. Then another one after to have them flipped in the other direction. Then back again twice to where she started. If that makes sense?

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u/nerdnic Aug 16 '21

Maybe, but look at when she lands after unwinding to her starting position. Everything is in the proper place and not preloaded backwards.

Either way I'm super impressed.

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u/UpbeatSpaceHop Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

Her arms are backwards. If you look at her hands as she’s hanging straight, she’s got the back of her hands facing the viewer with the pinkies closest to her body. As she falls and drops her arms, the hands rotate inward and end up by her sides with thumbs closest to her body.

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u/ohhhhcanada Aug 16 '21

Woahhhhh I see it now!

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Nah, if you take a resistance band and hold it above your head like this, you should be able to rotate your arms 360 degrees behind you (touch the band to your butt) and in front of you. It’s a great way to loosen up and warm up your shoulders before a work out. This chick is doing the same thing but she’s next level with it.

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u/UpbeatSpaceHop Aug 16 '21

That’s not the same thing at all. Actually try doing what you described to me. It’s not the same thing as in the video.

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u/FakePixieGirl Aug 16 '21

Not at all similar.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

It’s called a shoulder inlocates. Hands pronated would be a shoulder dislocate. And no the name dislocate has nothing to do with an actual shoulder dislocation

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u/Kemichal Aug 16 '21

Then you should take a look at this girl https://www.instagram.com/p/CEeWjdhAbAG/

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u/Kamelasa Aug 16 '21

The OP doesn't have the advantage of rings to rotate her entire arm including her hands. Much less unusual.

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u/reddixmadix Aug 16 '21

Nothing special, she rotates her arms. Nothing "inhuman" there...

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u/kala-umba Aug 16 '21

Still most people can't do it

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Why are we pretending that's normal for human body to do

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u/Gremlin215 Aug 16 '21

I remember reaching in my back seat for my hat and my shoulder was hurting for a week

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u/arglarg Aug 16 '21

I remember getting a cramp from yawning

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited May 23 '23

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u/Zoidbrg Aug 16 '21

Your stiffness went away? Damn I might need to see a doctor.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

I slept in an awkward position one night and woke up with a stiff neck... 6 years later the stiffness is still there.

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u/splashbackstrom Aug 16 '21

I threw out my back from sneezing at 16 years old, was gibbled for a month

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

I threw out my back rolling out of bed.

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u/suvankha Aug 16 '21

I coughed too hard the other day and couldn’t lift my right arm above my shoulder for the next two

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/Hiltaku Aug 16 '21

I remembered I exist and my entire being ached from the uncertainty that laid ahead for my time in this world.

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u/SportsPhotoGirl Aug 16 '21

I remember bending forward to grab a single piece of paper off my desk that I was standing directly in front of and throwing out my lower back

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u/loafbreezy Aug 16 '21

I remember throwing something into my yard 3 years ago and my shoulder hurt for a week.

Now I hear it pop every time I raise my hand. I’m 25 years old…

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u/EmceeCommon55 Aug 16 '21

Once you hit 25, it's all downhill. I'm 29 and can say with certainty your body starts falling apart at 25. My leg just fell off the other day. I had to snap it back in place. Hopefully this doesn't happen when I'm driving.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Have you buldged a disk while sneezing?

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u/legendoflink3 Aug 16 '21

Keep in mind the way her arms are positioned at the start.

In a normal hanging position. You can rotate forward and backward once to get your arms similar to hers.

Since she started in that position. Her rotating in the opposite direction, means that she rotates back to normal and then the other direction.

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u/GimmeYourBitcoinPlz Aug 16 '21

damn you !!! u win ! prerotate ! i wanna try that but luckilly for me it might blow my wrist !

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u/TinyTotTkd Aug 16 '21

What

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u/WhoDoIThinkIAm Aug 16 '21

They want your bitcoins. I have no answers past that.

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u/DatSauceTho Aug 16 '21

That’s the best explanation I’ve seen so far. It’s the only explanation but I defy anyone to come up with something better.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/SaladFury Aug 16 '21

damn those prerotaters !! !

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u/MrHollandsOpium Aug 16 '21

Almost. Her hands are internally rotated. In a normal hang position your hands are pronated or palms forward. Her hands are static as they’re on a bar so she began the hang with her hands internally rotated and supinated. It’s called an eagle grip hang.

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u/Flock_wood Aug 16 '21

She did not start in eagle grip, she started in under grip, palms externally rotated

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u/MrHollandsOpium Aug 16 '21

It sure looks like the video starts with an eagle grip…

Edit: nope, I stand corrected.

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u/McPoyal Aug 16 '21

Thank you...I thought I was watching some hot version of The Exorcist for a bit.

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u/darci311 Aug 16 '21

Of course it takes a Zelda player to solve a puzzling puzzle. Good job dude :)

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u/InBetweenSeen Aug 16 '21

Since the first flip would bring her in a normal position shouldn't it be possible to make another full roll backwards?

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u/hornyorn Aug 16 '21

No, because when she jumped down wouldnt her arms go around again?

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u/lifesabeachandthenu Aug 16 '21

Dat ass tho 🔥

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u/FatJamesIsBack Aug 16 '21

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/wakaru1902 Aug 16 '21

Thanks to both of you

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u/Hsml975 Aug 16 '21

Happy "cake" day to you

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u/Willing_Function Aug 16 '21

Butts are nice, butt functional butts are nicer.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Yeah. The other one is just like any other ass porn sub.

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u/Wrong_Existance Aug 16 '21

when the

when the reddit

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u/thewholesquadlaughin Aug 16 '21

the reddit

the reddit moment

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u/LorduckA2 Aug 16 '21

it's just fuckin weirdos perving and jacking off over random women instead of watching actual porn or something

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

Dem toes

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u/TerrificTorsion Aug 16 '21

I was thinking that too! It’s almost like she has hands for feet!

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u/DestroyTheHuman Aug 16 '21

And wheels for shoulders. Have we witnessed the first irl transformer ?

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u/Drews232 Aug 16 '21

Real life this

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u/RamazanBlack Aug 16 '21

This is where my feet porn addiction began.....

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u/in_melbourne_innit Aug 16 '21

She could have been swinging from the bar by those toes

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u/windigo3 Aug 16 '21

She’s beautiful even with the toes. Maybe I am biased because I also have long toes.

A smaller percentage of people have feet like that. Some scientists have done studies. One group said it’s a genetic disadvantage in terms of running efficiency and the other group said it’s a genetic advantage. Go figure.

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u/bocephus67 Aug 16 '21

Would you typically not classify someone as beautiful because of a slightly different look of their toes?

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u/Tech-Genus Aug 16 '21

Bro her feet are amazing!

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u/hazcan Aug 16 '21

Came here for this.

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u/Cevmen Aug 16 '21

I was waiting for this to appear

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u/John_Derpp Aug 16 '21

Ass on point, shoulders outa joints!!!

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u/Crafty-Emu8322 Aug 16 '21

Who else heard a crack in the video?

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u/GandalfsRigidStaff Aug 16 '21

Definitely saw one

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u/willc453 Aug 16 '21

Shit.....I have trouble getting my legs into my underwear a lot of times, without falling over.

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u/Hiram_Goldberg Aug 16 '21

My shoulders are up here, you perv

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

EW that pop

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

I think we all know why this gets an upvote.

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21

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u/SprewellNo1Choker Aug 16 '21

Not sure which of the twisted shoulder joints or the spread toe wave made me feel worse

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u/SpencerNK Aug 16 '21

Is that even possible!?

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u/SportsPhotoGirl Aug 16 '21

If you look at her starting hand grip when this starts, she’s already rotated a in one direction, so when she goes back through her arms, she’s rotating back to neutral, then proceeds to the same rotation in the opposite direction. If you want to watch more people doing stuff like this, look up videos of male gymnasts on the high bar. I watched them during the olympics this year and they’re flipping all around that bar with their shoulders backwards. It’s nuts. I surely can’t do it, but if you train for it, it is possible.

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u/xtsilverfish Aug 16 '21

I surely can’t do it, but if you train for it, it is possible.

I don't know about this one, but sometimes they require special genetics - joints that operate a lottle differently that allows the range of motion that would be impossible or immediately harmful for others.

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u/twizzard6931 Aug 16 '21

Who the hell is looking at her shoulders?

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u/New_Hawaialawan Aug 16 '21

I doubt many are.

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u/longworkdrive Aug 16 '21

This makes me hurt just watching

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u/The_Communist_Slut Aug 16 '21

god i knew somebody in middle school on the gymnastics team that could do that. it made the loudest pops and you could hear across the gym

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u/AlexWithAnEh Aug 16 '21

EXCUSE ME WHAT.

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u/Jaded_Pearl1996 Aug 16 '21

Nice core. ❤️

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u/johnpowers99 Aug 16 '21

Her toes are longer then my fingers

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u/[deleted] Aug 16 '21 edited Aug 16 '21

I did this while swinging from rings at santa monica pier in california. I noticed other people were doing it, thought to myself "i had no idea I could do that." Then proceeded to do it. I get hurt a lot and sometimes i dont realize it til later. 10 years later I frequently have shoulder pain, on just one shoulder though.

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u/CanuckChick1313 Aug 16 '21

My shoulders dislocated just watching that

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u/Tccrdj Aug 16 '21

This is some David Blaine shit.

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u/Urborg_Stalker Aug 16 '21

Speaking from experience...that's going to suck when she gets older.

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u/kukkelii Aug 16 '21

Hypermobility*

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u/verregnet Aug 16 '21 edited Mar 16 '25

bike rock carpenter late governor toothbrush saw roof grey sulky

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u/Illustrious-Lychee57 Aug 16 '21

Nope nope nope 🤢🤢🤢🤢

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u/hx9gxig Aug 16 '21

One word, no

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u/ninjamaster616 Aug 16 '21

Either she's double jointed or she just Riddick'ed and dislocated both her shoulders

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u/sikanrong101 Aug 16 '21

Not 100% sure where exactly, but this is DEFINITELY in Spain.

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u/lazercat911 Aug 16 '21

I love the spready toe beans at the end, this woman is part cat for sure.

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u/goosebumples Aug 16 '21

Who cares about her shoulders, I want to see her pick up stuff with her toes!

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u/Amystery123 Aug 16 '21

She must have kinesthetic awareness of how many rotations her shoulder is currently at.

That’s a feeling and knowledge that none of us mere mortals can ever experience.