dou·ble-joint·ed Show Spelled Pronunciation[duhb-uhl-join-tid] Pronunciation Key - Show IPA Pronunciation
–adjective (of particular people or animals) having unusually flexible joints that can bend in unusual ways or to abnormally great extent.


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[Origin: 1825–35]

I hate when they put untrue crap in the dictionary!

That's not a double joint. That's an unusually flexable joint.

you spelled flexible wrong, hiei

I love cold weather. So much more than anybody around where I live. -_-

Like seriously, it has to be in the forties (Fahrenheit) or below before I can claim I will never be hot. A sunny 55 degree day with no wind can be hot to me.

So now you can probably tell why I hate where I live. It's in the 90's right now.

Me too Envy. I hate hot weather.

Well I'm glad somebody can agree.

I really feel weird about it because practically everybody around here hates winter and always wants it to be Spring.

It's so stupid... It doesn't even get that cold during the winter, (there are many days in an average winter here where the temperatures are 65 F or above. The last few years we've seen 80s, and even one 90 degree day.)

Everybody always wants it to be Spring. Spring is so terrible. It just gets hot, humid and bugs grow and everything. Once we actually get to Spring people start complaining about it. -_-

I think I should move to Alaska, somewhere in Alaska that doesn't get too warm. The only sane people I've seen around here came from there. XD

I can do that!

i love the cold too

I sometimes get these feelings, about sports games I am watching, were I am able to feel what is going to happen at the end of a game. Last year, I was watching the Dallas Cowboy's game and they were down by 8 with less than a minute left, I told people at the bar that Dallas was going to score a touchdown but miss the 2 point conversion, but recover the onside kick and kick a last second field goal to win by 1. And if you remember, that's what happened-----True story
And yes, everyone laughed at me about my prediction, but that didn't last long

I had an extra bone in my foot and I had to get surgery to get it taken out.