
The elbow is seemingly impervious to damage. In some instances it can be used as a fearful weapon, in others as a sort of emergency shield against asphalt and people wielding sticks. It is also housed in a thin, flexible wetsuit-like skin that does not register pain--further evidence that is meant secondarily as a pointed implement of attack/defense that allows the user rib-, groin- or kidney-crunching jabs without having to deal with immediate repercussions. The skin is also highly resistant to pinching. Lastly, it has the primary function of providing a bending point between forearm and upper arm, allowing the following advancements in humanity:
-Eating of ice cream
-Picking nose
-Providing antithesis for phrase "at arm's length"
-Arm-wrestling
-Climbing rock walls
-Boxing, and thus the countless times we've forgotten, and then remembered again with total confusion and fear, "Mike Tyson owns a fucking tiger?!"




