can you break your fingers by punching a metal door?
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Michelle, please, ask a serious question
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Hit them with a hammer!
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the doors - breakon through
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I can give you some pointers on how to box because my brother taught me. He was a boxer, and that is where I learned how to fight. First, your feet must be at least two inches apart, but you have to keep them at an angle. Then, always keep both fists up in front of your face. This to protect you from someone who wants to try and get into your "space." Next, you have to slightly twist your elbow, (not by much), in order to put force behind your punch. Your fists should always be as tight as you can make it, and your thumb should be tucked in close to your palm(this is to prevent breakage that might occur if you hit someone where there is bone). Then, you make sure you direct all of your strength in your arm from the top of your shoulder, to your wrist. These have been the most effective methods that I have used when someone wanted to hurt me and I retaliated. But if you are a minor, then maybe you shouldn't be thinking about how to injure anyone. Well, I hope that this will be able to help you!! Add a comment to let me know how it goes.
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To punch is to assume one single sharp movement, so no.\n\nis it possible to make a hole in a glass bottle with a torch, yes.
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I used to think this too, I crack my finger knuckles all the time!  Here's a little medical myth's debunked info for ya!
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Forget everything you know about doors just remember coming or going use the right hand door your right looking at the door.and if you knock over and elderly person you can give them the finger of shame, they shoulda known better.
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yes but not seriously bad\n\nIn a 1998 letter to the Arthritis and Rheumatism journal, Donald Unger, M.D., described the results of a very interesting 50-year experiment he'd conducted on his own hands. Every day during that time, he cracked the knuckles on his left hand at least twice. And, although the temptation must have been great to even things out, he left his right hand alone. After 50 years of this, he had no signs of arthritis in either hand. Also, both hands looked pretty much the same. \nIn a study involving more than one patient doctor, researchers looked at 300 long-term knuckle crackers (people who'd been doing it for at least 35 years). Their joints were a little swollen and their grip strength, which helps you open jars, was a little weaker. These things aren't major medical issues, so you have to decide whether popping your knuckles now is worth having a hard time with peanut jars later.
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I wouldn't think so...like cracking your knuckles, it will show up as arthritis or something later.
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Grind the head off then take a small punch and knock it out
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when something gets too cold\nexample: at room temps, steel is tough, can be bent but not break, welded, and hammered. when you get it cold enough, and hit it with a hammer, it would shatter just like a glass window.
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with a crowbar and sledge hammer. Otherwise, practice!
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WHAT ABOUT THE OLD TYPE OF CAN OPENER? OR USE A KNIFE TO CUT HOLE AND BEND METAL BACK.
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Not likely, unless you have a cut on your finger. it can only be transmitted through bodily fliuds, not through skin unless there is an opening.
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As a teenager ( a couple of years ago! ) I smashed my finger in the car door.  It bled terribly.  My uncle took a sterilized knife and bore a small hole into the nail to relieve the pressure.  It remained horribly purple for weeks and the nail came off.  Another nail replaced it, although it did take a while.
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dont knock on my door
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Absolutely NOT.\n\nWhat's really happening when you "crack" your knuckles is that you are either pushing the joint back into or out of its normal position. Joints are the meeting points of two separate bones which are held together by connecting tissues and ligaments. A thick, clear lubricant (made mostly of carbon dioxide and some nitrogen) called synovial fluid is found between the bones. When you stretch or pull your finger to get that desired popping noise, you are causing the bones to pull apart. Pressure is reduced on the synovial fluid and bubbles form that quickly expand and then burst - which is why you get that noise. \n\nDoes Knuckle Cracking Lead to Arthritis?\n\nThere is no scientific evidence that cracking your knuckles leads to arthritis. However, it can't be good to repeatedly push a joint beyond its normal physical range. Besides that, it's annoying. Cracking your knuckles can cause a decrease in your grip.