Tickle Torture and Velvet Negroni by Erin Pederson Here are some things I like about Tickle Torture: - Sometimes he calls himself Uncle Tickle. Creepy?
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While researching acoustic relationships between the tickle-induced vocalizations of human infants and apes, she had mothers tickle babies and zookeepers or sanctuary workers tickle apes.
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Tickle Me Elmo The infamous Tickle Me Elmo shopping frenzy of 19833 involved stampedes, scalpers, arrests and multiple injuries.
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Anyway, next time you pick up and tickle a Tickle Me Elmo, think of this furless guy and its plastic, wired body.
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Not like a "turn you on" tickle, either – it was like an "Oh my God, please stop I'm gonna pee myself" tickle!
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"If I transfer them to the tickle box, some rats already start vocalizing because they know I will tickle them," said Ishiyama.
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He traced a star on my forehead with his finger and said, "Close your eyes, beautiful girl, tickle, tickle, kiss, kiss," and the next thing he was gone.
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Tickle him with these and you'll only make him angry.
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If you want to tickle these giants, you need cash.
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Decorum be damned when there are royal beards to tickle.
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There's also a dating site for tickle enthusiasts called TickleDates.
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And your nose may tickle throughout: Pollen levels are up.
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It doesn't have to tickle the eardrums of an audiophile.
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You know how some things inexplicably tickle your funny bone?
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A Tickle Me Elmo doll could sell for around $60.
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If you could tickle yourself, you'd constantly be startling yourself.
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"Tickle plays an important role in sex play," he says.
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He'd tickle you, grab you, put you in a headlock.
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If throwback rings tickle your fancy, this video's for you.
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At first, the bites felt like more of a tickle.
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Why is there the tickle of champagne in his throat?
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There was a one-handed tickling procedure, where you basically tickle the stomach, and a two-handed tickling procedure, where you hold the rat and tickle the sides and the nape of the neck.
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" TICKLE ME ELMO Ruquiah Laville said she could not recall the exact year — she was very young — but she remembers wanting a Tickle Me Elmo doll so badly that she was "obsessed with it.
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The vibrations tickle at first, but you get used to them.
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Others, like Ryan Reynolds, celebrated with an early morning tickle fight.
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Jonathan, 226 A tickle monster from New Smyrna Beach, Florida 229.
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Fog and drizzle will tickle our skin on the morning commute.
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The Tickle King is available on HBO Go and HBO Now.
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Customize it with whatever herbs and aromatic botanicals tickle your fancy.
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First, she hints that she is possibly into bondage tickle sex.
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However, it did leave me feeling the tickle of nascent heartburn.
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Some very bubbly formulas may even tickle when under your nose.
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Just tickle his neck or feet until his eyes drowsily open.
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So to see Shakespeare is to give him a quantum tickle.
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Stay at home if you develop a tickle in your throat.
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It's a mesmerizing ASMR clip that might literally tickle your brain.
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Feel the soil, sand or blades of grass tickle your toes.
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It's laughing in the background, this is not a Mr. Tickle.
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It's fun—you tickle them, and they bite you and scratch you.
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While these experiments in extreme layering tickle our imagination, they're unrealistically chunky.
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Instead of mind-blowing results, I get more of a disappointing tickle.
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I have no desire to tickle men, since I am strictly heterosexual.
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Extra cheese with a tickle of radish and a bottle of Lilt?
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Thirty years later, that same comforting tickle was relieving my morning sickness.
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I sat down in a pit; flies came to tickle my hands.
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The Inquisition was just a tickle fight that got out of control.
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But there are far more bizarre items that tickle royal fans' fancy ...
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The robotic mega-arm required to tickle them will be sold separately. pic.twitter.
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But, if you search "tickle porn" on the web, 600,000 hits come up.
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They tickle our memory centers without inviting unflattering comparisons to some sainted original.
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It does not tickle a new human sense, nor use a different limb.
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Some of these secrets may warm your heart and tickle your funny bone.
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Whatever you turn on, if that motherfucker tickle my soul, I need that.
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Tickle Me Elmo caused riots for the first two years after its release.
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Anyway, who needs "Tickle Me Elmo" when you have the "Endlessly Impeachable Potus"?
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But in real life he's like a big, good-looking Tickle Me Elmo.
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"Given that tickle is associated with the neurological generation of 'self' and 'other,' it may be that individual differences in tickle may suggest a defect in the processing of this information that might exist in some autistic individuals," he says.
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But today, I discovered the Canada Science and Technology Museum's furless Tickle Me Elmo.
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It gives both parties a chance to show off how they tickle their pickles.
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Even the fleeting idea that it could all go wrong seemed to tickle him.
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Unpredictability is the key element of tickling, which is why you cannot tickle yourself.
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"The older the ape, the more difficult it is to tickle," Davila-Ross says.
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When Tickle Me Elmo hit the market in 1996, kids everywhere fell in love.
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Did his wordplay tickle my brain and make me want to untangle more riddles?
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"Tickle games are most likely part of infant socialization in every culture," Fridlund explains.
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One mother stops a rival Walmart shopper from snatching a Tickle Me Elmo doll.
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As per usual, there was an eclectic mix of limo entrances that ranged from harmless to cringe-worthy to complete absurdity, like Jonathan the "tickle monster" who made Rachel close her eyes and hold her hands out only to TICKLE HER STOMACH.
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Pretty sure you'll find at least one thing in this slideshow to tickle your fancy.
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We would like to make something against that and tickle consumer's brain in other ways.
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I give S. a hug and a tickle and ask her what they're up to.
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They've joined the historic ranks with Tamagotchi, Beanie Babies, Furby, Tickle Me Elmo, and Hatchimals.
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Tickle Me Pink, a bright fuchsia, was the only one created specifically for the collection.
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Tickle Me Elmo: Another late '90s gem that was hard to find come Christmas time.
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Amazon has a number of certified refurbished HP gaming laptops to tickle your gaming urges.
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Like, who wouldn't rather date an NBA championship-winning basketball star over a "tickle monster"?
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It's a tickle at first, like a feather down the throat, then full bore nausea.
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A Tickle Me Elmo doll in its original box can be worth around $60 today.
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Psychiatrist Donald Black proposed that the tickle reflex motivates us to protect sensitive body parts.
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The Tickle Me Elmo dolls were selling for $1,500 only a year after its release.
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For instance, when you tickle your kids and they tell you to stop, you stop.
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Objective realities are inspected like supermarket apples and accepted only if they tickle the fancy.
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The Roku Subwoofer, meanwhile, is a beast that's strong enough to make your toes tickle.
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Even as those hopping exits tickle the audience into giggles, they resonate as leave-takings.
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It's a lot like a Tickle Me Elmo or a dancing hamster, but much more sophisticated.
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I get this look doesn't tickle everyone's fancy, so if you hate it, leave it alone.
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An annoying little tickle that started maybe a week before was now a great wracking cough.
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But as if that wasn't enough, Banks then gets a tickle in her nose and sneezes.
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" After giving the baby a little tickle on the belly, Harry added, "I love that face.
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We started fucking and while we were going at it, I felt something tickle my balls.
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Covering John Williams is a great way to tickle the ivories like a true movie buff.
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"Between tickle fights and glitter art, I try to throw in some manners along the way."
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An SVP at Tickle, went on to co-found gaming company WonderHill that sold to Kabam.
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So let's tickle our selfish gene: How long would it take us to eat, well, us?
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It's also why you don't laugh when you tickle yourself: You already know what's coming next.
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With very young children, it's best to tickle it awake, but it takes a light touch.
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It has a tickle of lemon and licorice from epazote and a tinge of the sea.
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You can feel the script, by Jason Begue and Shawn Snyder, straining to tickle an audience.
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She filled the spaces of each song in a whisper as if to tickle the track.
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If you can't wait, Amazon has a handful of early access deals that might tickle your fancy.
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You can't tickle the same pleasure center in your brain over and over again without diminishing returns.
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Watches with odd touches and mechanical movements truly tickle my fancy and this guy looks very cool.
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I know what it's like to tickle a pokémon just by waggling my fingers in the air.
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"Hot, cold, pain, tickle, rubbing my beard, someone kissing my face -- I can feel everything," said Hunter.
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Then I moved to London, where my nostrils immediately began to tickle from the stench of diesel.
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It's a long time growing them till inspiration begins to tickle and outrates that of your competitors.
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To keep the price down, neither watch has the "tickle strip" the Ticwatch 2 had for scrolling.
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During the rose ceremony, Rachel sends the Jonathan the Tickle Monster and Iggy the Gossip Queen home.
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As we speak, the entire Deadpool team is engaged in a grotesque, early morning tickle-fight. pic.twitter.
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They should tickle the funny bones as well as the brains of little linguists and mini-mathematicians.
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Still, why tickle rats, other than that it seems that a good time was had by all?
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Tickle their funny bone with these silly gifts that will make hearts, from old to young, happy.
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The video kicks off with a message recorded by Reedus and McBride that will surely tickle Caryl shippers.
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Previous LUISAVIAROMA collaborations have sold out quick, so we suggesting buying these ASAP if they tickle your fancy.
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You can wave at the pokémon, and they'll get excited and wave back, or you can tickle them.
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Things like Zuckerberg's earnest question to his house AI, pondering "Who should we tickle next?" come across... weirdly.
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So if you always wanted to wear Tickle Me Pink or Mauvelous on your pout, now's your chance.
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The music's own, natural flourishes start to come through and just tickle (instead of bludgeoning) my pleasure receptors.
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Some submissives, especially those who are tickle-averse, may especially relish the torture-like aspect of being tickled.
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Teddy Ruxpin Roughly a decade before Tickle Me Elmo, kids were yearning for a different animatronic stuffed friend.
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It has a button on one side and the unfortunately named "Tickle" touch-sensitive strip on the other.
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Even Justin Bieber, with his baby man bun, can tickle the keys at the drop of a hat.
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Only the great apes regularly tickle one another, although many animals, including rats, cats and dogs, enjoy it.
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I'm not sure I've ever seen one that was actually comic, but they must tickle somebody's funny bone.
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Here are the most powerful aromatic options to bring out the next time you feel a little tickle.
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"The fear that we get [watching those movies] is more like a tickle than a punch," he says.
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They taste of little but crunch, although the legs are big enough to tickle as they go down.
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A crocodile might spit out its lunch if you tickle its back, something that's really not recommended IRL.
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"Dave Bautista's an awesome prop because you can climb on him, play with him, and tickle him," Pratt gushes.
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She sent home Jonathan the tickle monster and Iggy the pot-stirrer, neither of whom will be sorely missed.
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And unlike many humans, they actually seem to enjoy tickling, chasing hands that tickle them after they let go.
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Plenty of legislation has been circling around the media lately, but not one seems to really tickle my fancy.
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In the end, The Tickle King isn't really interested in tying up any loose ends left undone by Tickled.
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Speaking of Roger Wade, the aftermath of Ford's choice to intimate the tickle-happy principal should be fired arrives.
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Furby moves if you try to tickle it, and can dance, bob up and down, and wiggle its ears.
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If you tickle Lovot it will laugh, and if you cradle it on your lap it will fall asleep.
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If the new cards tickle your fancy, you can pre-purchase 50 packs of Mean Streets cards for $50.
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As a listener, once you find a few or dozens that tickle your fancy, you can subscribe to podcasts.
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That activity off the table, we returned to our regularly scheduled slap and tickle—minus going all the way.
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With such a crazy range of looks, we're sure you'll find at least one that will tickle your fancy.
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If you think Tickle Me Elmo is freaky already, wait until those talking monsters can beat you at Jeopardy!.
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Lysol is sprayed liberally at workplaces, while employees who feel the slightest tickle in their throat are sent home.
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In part, that's because his finest jokes don't hit you in the gut so much as tickle your brain.
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James reaches over and begins to tickle J.J.'s other calf, prompting the boy to explode into uncontrollable laughter.
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Dueling Waffle Maker See Details Calling all bubble wrap poppers: here's a waffle iron sure to tickle your fancy.
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As for a "Deadpool" team tickle fight he mentioned on Twitter, alas, Mr. Reynolds was not the clear victor.
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Using a terrarium typically reserved for lab shrews, Ishiyama made a "tickle box," covering its walls with black foam.
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These questions tease and tickle throughout "The Moors," which as you may have gathered has a high whimsy quotient.
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As the weather gets increasingly colder, warming up with a steaming cup of hot chocolate may tickle your fancy.
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He lay apprehensively, probably expecting me to either kiss or tickle it, given the number of times I had told him and his siblings that on the first day of medical school we learn the healing powers of the kiss, and on the second day, the location of all the tickle spots.
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After mentioning that the "regularly scheduled tickle-fight at Camp Deadpool" would go on — um, can we get an invite?
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The loving send-ups of arcane detail tickle the cognoscenti, while the perfectly timed slapstick offers belly laughs for all.
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But when your luggage is made of dessert, packing a little something to tickle your tongue is never an issue.
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That's right, this chicken knows how to tickle the ivories, with a beak that sounds better than my ten fingers.
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As soon as I start to feel a tickle in my throat, I know doomsday is knocking on my door.
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This new horror version may not tickle your funny bone, but it will definitely put a chill in your spine.
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The Zodiac Age isn't just the PS2 game given a tickle of new paint and a rousing re-recorded soundtrack.
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To me, the first time someone died trying to get a Tickle-Me-Elmo should have been a big deal.
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It goes to show you: You get into a tickle contest with a skunk, you get tinkle all over you.
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It didn't reach fist-fighting-in-store-aisles levels of frenzy; it's no Tickle Me Elmo, and it's not 1996.
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"Wouldn't you know it, one of my background singers woke up with a little tickle in her throat," Cassie says.
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While restaurant or homemade varieties might tickle your taste buds, store-bought salsa can be just as spicy and delicious.
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And what about that disappointing and confounding truth that all children and scientists must grapple with: You can't tickle yourself.
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Six hours of tickle therapy fails to produce a single smile from José Mourinho, dour soccer coach of Manchester United.
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Do you commit this summer to a long-term contract of the sort that would tickle the tummy of Croesus?
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Babies laugh when other people do things, like tickle them or play peek-a-boo, or when other people are laughing.
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I feed my pets and when they're done eating, I pick my cat up like a baby and tickle his tummy.
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It's sport-like in name only; basically, one boy (always a boy) is tied down while several other boys tickle him.
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Such antics may tickle Trump's conservative base, but it may already be causing his support to sag among less partisan voters.
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But it's not impossible as Sadie Allison, PhD, sexologist, author of Tickle His Pickle and founder of sex toy boutique TickleKitty.
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The temps are cooling, we're pulling turtlenecks out of storage, and the itch for new fall decor is starting to tickle.
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The watch costs $149 and comes with a few fun bands, including an Atari model that will tickle your nostalgia bone.
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The collaboration not only promises to tickle India's funny bone, but also reflects the massive popularity of online comedy on YouTube.
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If any of the following CBD products tickle your fancy, use coupon code SEMIANNUAL at checkout for an additional 228.04% off.
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Ambient soundscapes take cues from ASMR's ability to tickle our auditory senses while adding a sprinkle of fantasy into the mix.
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The ruffled edges of long belts called malfadini carry melted butter and Parmigiano-Reggiano with the peppermint tickle of pink peppercorns.
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If I can find a tickle partner who's more respectful of my boundaries, maybe I could even come to enjoy it.
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The familiar aromas of sizzling burger meat and tater tots tickle my olfactory nerves, and my ears are at full attention.
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I became massively confused, wondering why my guy wanted to turn the tide of our passionate night toward a tickle party.
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It was a characteristically analytical and sharp rumination on President Trump's obsession with crowd size, and it gave me a tickle.
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For decades, there has always been a must-have holiday toy — Cabbage Patch Kids, Beanie Babies, a Tickle Me Elmo doll.
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Harry was particularly enamored with a little baby and reached out and gave the child what appeared to be a little tickle.
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The perspective shifts, he feels a tickle in his stomach, and suddenly he's plunging down the first big drop on a rollercoaster.
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Okay, not a hard fact, but bet you didn't know that even manatees like a good tickle every once in a while.
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If you think Tickle Me Elmo is cute, ooh-ooh-ooh-ahh-ahh-ahh child, do we have a treat for you!
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The arrival of a poem was a physical thing, a tickle in the cerebrum, his muscles tensing until he was "inwardly dancing".
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It responds to human speech and cutely jiggles about in glee when you tickle it, as you can see in the video.
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What more can we want from this beyond a high-frequency cackle to both tickle and haunt children for years to come?
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Brains are prediction machines; if your own hand reaches in for a tickle, your brain will foresee and cancel out the results.
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Feeding on crabs together, these two still found time for a tickle fight to decide who got the juiciest crab for dinner!
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Schizophrenics are better able to tickle themselves—and also more prone to delusions that their own actions are caused by outside forces.
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The MIT Media Lab's experiments with magnetic levitation tickle the same sci-fi fancy as Air Bonsai, but put it to use.
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I can't think of one, but if there's been a boob fight, it's been like, slap-and-tickle pillow fights at sororities.
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That they thought the traffic nightmare they created would tickle Mr. Christie says as much about him as it does about them.
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Finally, the researchers decided to tickle the bee with a piece of grass, and she walked right out into a large tube.
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"When you have four grown men engage in a tickle fight on a hotel bed in their bathrobes, everybody wins," he said.
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Only other Kashmiris can pinpoint where I'm from, and they do it with glee, which does indeed tickle me, for some reason.
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My first morning of remote work, I woke up with a tickle in my throat and, more worrisome, tightness in my chest.
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A MINUS Ezra Furman: Perpetual Motion People (Bella Union) Anxious seeker hires horns to tickle his playful side, also his female side.
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The suits on display Tuesday morning came with ruffled pocket squares or lapel pins with feathers tall enough to tickle the models' chins.
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Chip Gaines' insistence on annoying his wife and co-host, Joanna, and taking off his clothes on command tickle me to no end.
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"It goes to show you: you get into a tickle contest with a skunk, you get tinkle all over you," Pelosi told lawmakers.
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It's built to safeguard every connected device — be it a computer, router, or a Tickle Me Elmo — against phishing, malware, and untrustworthy interlopers.
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While bundled in a blanket, the juvenile bat is shown getting a little tickle from human hands and loving every second of it.
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Chilled cuts of beef tendon are sheer texture — a gelatinous medium for a bright, not-too-greasy oil with a lip-tingling tickle.
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Sure, it doesn't exactly tickle if you get shot at close range, but toy makers limit the power to keep lawsuits at bay.
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"She also smiles constantly, but I still can't get that little munchkin to laugh unless I tickle her," the mother of one said.
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All we can do is give someone a piece of chocolate, or tickle them, and say, that's the sensation that I'm talking about.
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The system makes the patient feel in control of the examination and takes advantage of the fact that most people can't tickle themselves.
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You can smell and taste it: The exhaust fumes tickle your nostrils and coat your mouth, leaving an acrid taste on your tongue.
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"It would curl up into a little ball, and in order to make it relax, she would tickle his little belly," he said.
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If there aren't any books that tickle your fancy, perhaps you'll be interested in the tale of the Amazon Kindle terms and conditions.
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"She said she had a hamster, and [Princess] Charlotte really likes it because the whiskers always tickle her face," the little girl recalled.
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What if learning a skill only required donning a cap that used electric currents to tickle your brain in just the right way?
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Sucking on drops can soothe and moisten the throat, and versions with menthol could have a tiny numbing effect on that annoying tickle.
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What the females do is go up to the male and use their legs on one side of their body to tickle him.
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As they're seated in the cushy salon chairs — Al giggling at the tickle of his first pumice scrub — Sierra's hustle comes to light.
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Anyone who has willed themselves to not feel a tickle as ticklish can appreciate the difference between stimulation and our perception of it.
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And they found that you can't tickle rats when they are not in a good mood, something that is also true of people.
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I was gonna hit the gym this morning but I feel a tickle in my throat, which usually means I am getting sick.
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Even if having your hands perpetually smell like the bottom of a deep fryer doesn't immediately tickle your fancy, KFC has you in mind.
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" She adds, "Depending on what she likes done with her testes, you can either leave them alongside her clit, or tickle or stroke them.
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The pair bonded in 2001 when Williams visited the foundation, and Koko insisted he tickle her and also wanted to try on his glasses.
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The other thing that took some time was figuring out how to keep the phone vibrating long enough to make my bits even tickle.
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In addition to that pokémon tutorial, there's a Pokémon wallpaper you can wave at or even tickle, and a game co-developed with UsTwo.
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After selecting the 15 most tickle-loving rats, the scientists tickled these particular rats even more, and then took photos of how they looked.
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"I call him over, talk all sweet to him, tickle his nose, and reassure him that I'm not going to hurt him," Noland said.
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If the chain intrigues you, but isn't quite your thing, there are other takes on the wallet chain that might tickle your fancy, too.
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Source: Smithsonian LibrariesLouis A. Hirsch: Ev'rybody ought to know how to do the tickle toe new society dance from the musical play Going up.
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It gave my loving, supportive parents their close-ups on national TV, a memory that will tickle me for the rest of my life.
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That allows them to strum a bass, scratch on a turntable, and tickle a synthesizer…until they get fed up doing what they're told.
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There's a reason why gluttony is one of the seven deadly sins along with lust, and it's because both tickle a similar hedonistic need.
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The original Ghostbusters director Ivan Reitman told us he wants to be able to tickle the cute, little ghosts, and now so do I!
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In their first year, wild chimpanzees learn a big-grinned, arms-up posture called the "tickle solicit" to communicate their desire to be tickled.
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Try "Ugly Betty," where again not everyone is rich, but the rich characters are so opulent and extreme it should tickle your tuxedo-bone.
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From the horrifying accident of The Tickle Boat to Bob drunkenly belting out Donna Summer lyrics, every minute of this episode screams holiday fun.
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Fridlund and Loftis suggested that tickle games may not just be like jokes—they may start the developmental path that culminates in adult humor.
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It was unseasonably warm on May 13 when Jason, driving back to Las Vegas from Arizona, felt his throat tickle and his head hurt.
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You've got kids and you've got to be a dad and you've got to wrestle and tickle and play games and all that stuff.
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A well-placed curse will hit people in their tickle bone (comedy term), and particularly late at night it will also command more attention.
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After she showed her audience a Tickle Me Elmo doll, it became the sold-out holiday toy of 1996, fetching thousands of dollars on eBay.
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Both works tease, tickle and unsettle their audiences through the strategic dispersal of information, underlaid with an awareness that all information will always be incomplete.
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Then for hair, I use Tresemme hairspray because I have flyaways, and it gets windy, and it gets so annoying when they tickle your face.
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After 20 or so trips where he would glance down the graveyard and always find it vacant, a question began to tickle in his mind.
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DeVine turned 33 on November 7, and Efron probably figured it was easier and cheaper to tickle the ivories than to buy an actual present.
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I remembered accidentally inhaling a little soda down the wrong pipe—not enough to cut off my breathing entirely, just enough to tickle my lungs.
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The martini was strong—Edwards showcased the liquor's flavor, and accentuated it with a welcome tickle of chili and a subtle sweetness from muddled strawberries.
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It is like trying to explain to panicked shoppers on Christmas Eve that the new "Tickle Me Elmo" is an overpriced and poorly designed toy.
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"Scratch a convict or a pauper, and the chances are you tickle the skin of an Irish Catholic," The Chicago Post wrote in the 1850s.
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With enough of these bacteria, you might be able to "tickle" the immune system, as she put it, to provoke some kind of beneficial response.
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I would guess that Kanye probably uses them in his bedding, as pens, for tickle fights with his children, and in his bi-weekly massage ritual.
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Further dollar sales would "just tickle (the peso) for a bit and then it would keep weakening," said Pedro Tuesta, an analyst at 4Cast in Washington.
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I haven't as yet ran into a Jack McFarland, but if I do I will hug him and tickle him and jump on top of him.
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At one point, in an effort to contextualize the story, Farrier goes to meet a tickle fetishist in Miami — one completely unconnected to Jane O'Brien Media.
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"'Big Brother' played its part in increasing many people's exposure to people who didn't look or sound like them," Jon Tickle, a participant in 2003, wrote.
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In that regard, Mr. Lee shares with Spike Lee an ability to blend the rough with the smooth, to tickle and provoke in a single gesture.
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She's noticed a difference when she lets the horses feed on short blades of grass versus longer ones, which are more likely to tickle their noses.
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The wheels are a bit much, but they tickle a part of my brain that has to do with the toys I had as a kid.
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A hundred times every day, I despair at my inability to tickle and chase Carl, as I could have done just a few short years ago.
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"As we speak, the entire 'Deadpool' team is engaged in a grotesque, early morning tickle-fight," Ryan Reynolds, the star of that film, wrote on Twitter.
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Not that the creative team behind this Primary Stages production, directed by Kimberly Senior ("Disgraced"), doesn't do its best and broadest to tickle while it teaches.
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Rather than coming off as uniform, manufactured objects, however, they maintain an air of whimsy, with undulating forms and an array of textures that tickle the senses.
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There are times when the histrionics of the characters in Twin Peaks tickle me — it's campy, and it can be refreshing to see actors explore their range.
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Tickle her feet and she'll laugh, and cover her eyes and she'll play peek-a-boo or get upset if you leave them covered for too long.
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You have a tickle in your throat, your nose is never not running, and every couple hours you feel like you need to hack up a lung.
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He started to test some toys on the market at the time, donated by The Traveling Tickle Trunk, a sex shop in his home of Edmonton, Alberta.
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Elmo, of "Sesame Street" fame, had been turned into a toy before, but in 1996 Elmo fever reached an all-time high with the Tickle Me Elmo.
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The events in The Crew 2 are mostly enjoyable and there's no saying you absolutely need to do things like boat races if they don't tickle your fancy.
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If you like your speakers to look bespoke and only mildly pretentious, the new PR / 01 speaker from Native Union and La Boite Concept might tickle your fancy.
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But because these missives are designed to tickle and impress, Margot still doesn't know all that much about the man even after weeks of "nearly non-stop" contact.
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" And big-sis-to-be Maxwell seems eager to take on her new role, telling PEOPLE she looks forward to "[playing] with her" and being a "tickle monster.
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To that end, It establishes itself in 1989 in Derry, Maine – exactly the kind of perfectly retro suburban setting that'll tickle an adult's nostalgia in the year 2017.
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Rapture is a souped-up version of consumer virtual reality gear, wired to a haptic vest that simulates everything from an exploding wall to the tickle of spiders.
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And as much as Trump is trying to make up with the GOP establishment, said establishment would hate this pick and that would tickle Trump to no end.
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The narrator elaborates: the exciting part, "is the tickle, the tease, the journey," since for this version of Veronica, the fantasy coming to fruition would dull its power.
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That's not everyone's sexy cup of sex tea, for sure, and there were some scenes that didn't tickle my lady pickle in quite the way the others did.
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If the selection here doesn't tickle you, please give her another chance; I just have this penchant for fruit humor and it's not always easy to come by.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — When we last saw Emily Carroll, she was making her New York Times Crossword debut with a flavorful puzzle designed to tickle the taste buds.
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"It's one thing to discover driving joy in a sports car that was painstakingly engineered to tickle the pleasure neurons of autocrossers and track rats," said Road & Track.
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"The Tickle King," a 20-minute follow-up to stream online following the premiere of "Tickled," tries to get to the bottom of the not-so-funny business.
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She then wheeled the shopping cart, with Ms. Laville in it, back to the toy section, where one Tickle Me Elmo had been left in the wrong spot.
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Maher said the lawmaker was "trying to feel me up" and tickle her on her neck, causing him to drive erratically and be pulled over by the police.
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It featured performances by Erykah Badu, The Staves, Tickle Torture, Vince Staples, and Nathaniel Rateliff, along with the live debut of Bon Iver's forthcoming album, 22, A Million.
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The target audience is easily distracted, upper and lower case don't follow any logic you'd call consistent, and honestly who has the time when there are tickle monsters afoot?
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The Hyperkin Duke exists entirely to tickle that little dumb part of your brain with access to you credit card and a desire to have cool and stupid shit.
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I had all of the emotions ready and waiting to make me cry; I even got that little tickle in my throat that signaled I was about to cry.
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So probably best to just play it safe and keep a tissue or at least the inside of your arm handy whenever you feel a tickle in your nose.
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Some of the other artists featured include Tenement, Shabazz Palaces, Jon Hopkins, Tickle Torture, Har Mar Superstar, and Bruce fucking Hornsby, of whom Vernon is a long-avowed fan.
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When neurotypical people touch themselves, it feels less forceful than an identical touch from another person, because the brain expects it—which is why it's hard to tickle yourself.
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I'll run up to the family I am photographing and pretend to tickle the parents, or I'll turn around and act like I'm going to take the pictures backward.
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I know a lot of people use it when they feel a tickle in their throat, but with the seasons changing (I live in Chicago) I've used it daily.
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Mr. Johnson, whose laziness is proverbial and opportunism legendary, is a man well practiced in deceit, a pander willing to tickle the prejudices of his audience for easy gain.
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Here's what else is happening: If the storm had you feeling blue these past few days, the streak of beautiful weather that has now arrived should tickle you pink.
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A serial entrepreneur, James Currier has led four VC-backed companies (Tickle, acquired by Monster; WonderHill, acquired by Kabam; Iron Pearl, acquired by PayPal; and Jiff (acquired by Castlight).
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Coughs become especially troublesome when they linger for weeks on end or when a sudden tickle triggers a coughing fit in the middle of a play, concert or lecture.
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But knowing it can have a great impact on my health definitely keeps me alert, the flu to me is scarier than the boogie monster and the tickle monster combined.
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" Lindsay's exciting news comes just one day after the full list of her 31 suitors was released, including an aspiring drummer, a few personal trainers and, yes, a "tickle monster.
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On one side of its room, though, are a bunch of smaller-profile titles to tickle the fancy of those already familiar with glitzy shooters and jet-powered football thrills.
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There had been optimism that the mushy texture of wheat biscuits drenched in milk might tickle mainland palates, because it is somewhat like hot rice porridge, a local breakfast staple.
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Positive effects are only seen when taking vitamin C supplements preventively; it's too late to jump on the bandwagon once you feel that tickle at the back of your throat.
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Their pecking motions recall an earlier section of aimless shifts in direction, drawing a connection between humans and poultry, but both sections give only a slight tickle of Beckettian humor.
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In the best round of Show and Tell ever, Legend reportedly took time to tickle the ivories and accompany the choir class as they rehearsed "Seasons of Love" from Rent.
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Paul was a vibrant, forceful man who liked to be the center of attention—he was a brilliant storyteller—and to hold children up in the air and tickle them.
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Puzzles and games — and penning a novella about surreal numbers, and composing a 90-minute multimedia musical pipe-dream, "Fantasia Apocalyptica" — are the sorts of things that really tickle him.
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Give this fun idea a try and we&aposre sure you&aposll not only satisfy your Valentine&aposs taste buds but also warm their heart and tickle their funny bone.
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There, for all to see, is the back I used to tickle as we sang good night to every single person we knew, as well as some horses and dogs.
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But Juiced is really leaning into the style, and that's either going to turn customers off or tickle their fancy, depending on their secret desire to draw looks from passersby.
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A filling of shredded chicken, mayonnaise and a tickle of lime is called reina pepiada (curvaceous queen), a name bestowed in 1955 in homage to the first Venezuelan Miss World.
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I also think like a psychologist, trying to understand which specific rules and interactions tickle that cognitive sweet spot in the mind that leads the user to the best experience.
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So of course I jumped at the chance to give the category a second spin — to see if a smarter device could impress me and not just tickle the cat's fancy.
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And hey, if one of these ideas doesn't quite tickle your fancy, there's a good chance you can think of at least one activity that you can do at home together...
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So if the prospects of helping people, saving money, and increasing ticket sales don't tickle a particular theater's fancy, perhaps the opportunity to not be in violation of disability regulations will!
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The Tickle King, which premiered February 27th, documents the aftermath of Tickled's first screenings at film festivals and in theaters, when private detectives and D'Amato himself show up and cause disruptions.
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Jim Silver, CEO of TTPM, an online toy review site, told CNBC that the number of Hatchimals sold so far is three times that of the 1996 hit Tickle Me Elmo.
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" Daly added on the morning news show, "Life goes by so fast that for me, now, it's just like, live and marinate in that moment when I'm in a tickle fight.
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If the bit at the :26 mark doesn't tickle you, then I fully respect your opinion, but we are very different people and I doubt we could ever be real friends.
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Perhaps it's time for some new podcasts to tickle your brainwaves, or maybe you need a new, addictive puzzle game that will make your hours in the air simply fly by.
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I also love to tickle a woman who is very sensitive, whether she is cooing her appreciation of gentle, strokey tickling, or begging me for mercy from the more intensive sort.
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A "hand sandwich" can be used to block the tickle reflex in patients too sensitive to be palpated in sensitive spots, the authors write in the New England Journal of Medicine.
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"With this technique, patients feel that they are initiating the palpation - albeit at the direction of the clinician - and thus anticipate the sensation and do not tickle themselves," the researchers said.
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But analysts had already projected a shortage of Tickle Me Elmo proportions for the handset, which uses a complicated combination of flexible screens and face sensors that is tricky to manufacture.
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LONDON — You're probably familiar with Mr Tickle, Mr Happy, and Mr Strong, and you may even be aware of the slightly less well-known figures of Mr Uppity and Little Miss Fabulous.
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Chrissy Teigen and John Legend's adorable son, who turns 3 months old this week, was treated to a tickle session from his mama in a video Teigen shared to Instagram on Monday.
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We knew the NES Classic Edition, with its retro aesthetic and solid game selection, would be hard to get at first, but this is some next level, Tickle Me Elmo-style demand.
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But the core of the show, like a stack of bland pancakes, has been gradually covered in a gooey, delicious syrup of self-aware humor that manages to tickle without turning smug.
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" According to the hypothesis that they tested with the video itself, "short, attention-sapping clips of Technicolor liquids reacting to a variety of stress tests tickle the base nerves of the brain.
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When Hillary has a little tickle in her throat people are so worried that they even want to make sure that everything is ok with the water that she is drinking from.
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Williamson writes that while on tour, Elvis preyed on a group of three 14-year-old girls who would pillow fight, tickle, wrestle, and kiss Elvis, who was 22 at the time.
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It was morning in the universe and much colder than anyone had expected when light from the first stars began to tickle and excite their dark surroundings nearly 14 billion years ago.
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Water will quench your thirst; alcohol will get you drunk; soda (or cola, or pop, choose the regional term you prefer) will do little more than tickle your nose and fatten you up.
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After Rosie O'Donnell discussed her love for Tickle Me Elmo on The Rosie O'Donnell Show in 1996, her stay-at-home mom audience bought the dolls, increasing demand and creating an Elmo shortage.
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According to CN Traveler, when the two of them mapped the Newfoundland coast in the late 18th century, they handed out names like Tickle Bay, Cuckolds Cove, Blow Me Down, and—possibly—Dildo.
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Disrupting the world of science publishing On the heels of the MindMaze round of $23 million, it is clear that Swiss tech is booming and beginning to tickle the curiosity of international investors.
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Reggae, dance hall, reggaeton, dembow, ska, other Afro-Caribbean beats and bits of trap percussion all percolate through the tracks, programmed along with synthesizer sirens and an occasional tickle of reggae rhythm guitar.
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"Wait Wait" resembles the place I fear I may go when I die, where vitriolic and overly entertained cherubs attempt to tickle each other with feather dusters in quip fights to the death.
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Mr. Simon was the populist whose accessible, joke-packed plays about the anxieties of everyday characters could tickle funny bones in theaters across the country as well as in 1,200-seat Broadway houses.
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Mr. Haight took the care to eliminate Os from the rest of his grid (except where they cross other entries, of course), so we could allow just the bubbles to tickle our noses.
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This is obvious when you try to tickle yourself and it doesn't make you laugh, or when it doesn't feel as good to massage your own shoulders as when someone else does it.
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That little tickle was not a loose tag, nor was that smell the product of something that seemed to crawl inside a coworker's body and die — it was the paw of an actual rat.
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Some of her more memorable titles include, Tickle Me (1965); The Last Movie (1971); McQ (1974); The Underwater City (1962); The Killer Inside Me (1976); The Fifth Floor (1978); Champions (1984); and Catchfire(1990).
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His "Larry Sanders Show" and "It's Garry Shandling's Show" were two of the first meta-comedies to tickle audiences, and Shandling will long be remembered for his standup and late night talk show appearances.
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But it's apparently worried that people are growing bored of surfing and dirt bike videos, because the official YouTube channel has now released footage of a man in a tickle fight with a bear.
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First, the 27-year-old actress picked out a few "silly" words and phrases to insert into an unknown dialogue — some of which were knee, tickle, baby come back, Zamboni driver, Beyoncé and Detroit.
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They plan on shipping in May and the UFactory and their UArm team have already shipped more complex arms that have been used to open potato chip bags and, inexplicably, tickle a poop emoji.
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Whether attempting to tug at heartstrings, tickle a funny bone, deliver a gut punch, or target some other piece of anatomy, there are dos and don'ts to keep in mind when planning your words.
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Co-founded by Trulia founder Pete Flint, Tickle and Medpedia founder James Currier and Bertelsmann supervisor Gigi Levy-Weiss, NFX Guild will invest in early-stage start-ups, primarily in Silicon Valley and Israel.
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The track meshes the 4/4 thump and four-chord cycle of international dance music with the syncopated percussion of South African kwaito and crucially, the lilt and tickle of countermelodies from African guitars.
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So while it was certainly pleasantly immersive to have a nice little influx of THC into my endocannabinoid system while experiencing the sensory delights all around me, it wasn't anything more than a cosmic tickle.
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Jupiter in the practical earth sign of Virgo also points to your love for creativity, learning (especially about the process of building things), and any topic with rules or details that tickle your logical mind.
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But Tickled and The Tickle King both left me with a gnawing, but mostly ignorable sensation that neither of these films tell the full story, either intentionally, or because they just couldn't figure it out.
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Technically, an orgy is a sexual encounter that involves multiple participants who freely engage in open sexual activities, says Sadie Allison, PhD, sexologist, author of Tickle His Pickle and founder of sex toy boutique TickleKitty.com.
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"As a result you may notice that, in some cases, those pouches are bloated or product inside may have an off-taste or odor," Gerber President and Chief Executive Gary Tickle said in a statement.
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Any attempt to tickle them into humiliation will be met with flush-faced stony-silence, and you'll be left with a mate who resembles a red-faced statue, little more than an effigy of shame.
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Ivan Reitman wants to tickle the cute little ghosts, and so do I Getting back to the experience itself: it was slightly different for each of us even though we were sharing the same storyline.
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If the terms "metamaterials" and "Intellectual Ventures" tickle something in your brain, it's because the company has spawned several startups that use intellectual property developed there, building on the work of materials scientist David Smith.
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The chase and the rush to find the item is actually part of the appeal when a certain toy — such as Cabbage Patch Kids and Tickle Me Elmo — becomes a phenomenon, according to Mr. Gottlieb.
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Also in the works are a number of toys co-designed with Ron Dubren (co-creator of Tickle Me Elmo), whom she met at a dinner and came out of retirement to work with her.
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There is also an investigative documentary, Tickled, which premiered at Sundance in 2016, about the extremely shady-sounding world of "competitive endurance tickling," which may or may not be a kind of tickle porn in itself.
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EpicASMR says that he experiences both standard ASMR and Negative ASMR, though making the videos has somewhat inured him to them (this seems to be common among "ASMRtists," almost like our own inability to tickle ourselves).
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Of course eroticism is for a big part a psychological affair, and given that the famous pearl has some mysteries to it, it might actually tickle the brain more than any other part of the body.
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If the tickle monster, a strange doll, and acoustic guitars during the first episode of Rachel Lindsay's historic season is an indication of what is to come, well, it's going to be a long 10 weeks.
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Not only does this Southern spot offer buffalo wings that will tickle your taste buds, but they also have a number of delicious sides, sandwiches, and chicken fingers that will have you coming back for more.
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At home, Barrs' go-to move was to surreptitiously place ketchup on his fingers and tickle his sister Marilyn's neck, then cackle once she inspected the area and came away with a handful of red goop.
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That makes him more Simba than symbol, and it also raises a strange question: If Bran knew that thousands of people would die for him to become king, is he, like Tickle Me Elmo, secretly evil?
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Cézanne père was a crusty conservative — "cold, stingy," Zola called him — but his son's portrait is the equivalent of a tickle: It sends the old man into art history reading a newspaper for which Zola wrote.
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Sometimes on hour three or four, the joy of it becomes physically painful for me, tears streaming down my face as my laughter devolves into a half-gagging fit not unlike a self-inflicted tickle torture.
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If you need some ideas for how to make a LDR V-Day date extra steamy, we've compiled some tips from Sadie Allison, PhD, sexologist, author of Tickle His Pickle and founder of sex toy boutique TickleKitty.com.
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The 31-year-old royal spent time this Saturday at the Beaufort Polo Club, in Gloucestershire, with his cousin Zara Tindall and her 2-year-old daughter, Mia – and Harry gave Mia a laugh-inducing tickle attack.
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Remember how when we were kids, every year during the holidays, there was one toy — Tickle-Me Elmo, Furby, or that pink Barbie car — that was coveted by every single child within the same approximate age bracket?
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If Mr. Trump's slap-and-tickle relationship with reporters had a model back then, people close to him say, it was the gregarious, unavoidable-for-comment style of Edward I. Koch, the three-term New York mayor.
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When the man agrees to tickle his partner consensually on camera, Farrier and Reeve slow the footage down and overlay it with a heavy-metal soundtrack — an apparent (and bizarre) effort to portray the fetish as inherently deranged.
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While all of this looks too good to be true — and since it's a crowdfunding campaign the buyer should beware — darn it if this doesn't tickle that little nugget in my brain that always wanted a robot friend.
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The dog, which belongs to teammate Jon Flint, a former Royal Marine who is representing the U.K. team in archery and swimming, barked excitedly and rolled over on his back as Harry bent down to tickle his tummy.
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The tickle in the back of my head about what I might be missing—that ambivalent mix of hope and fear that had become, alongside usual thoughts about life and work and family, my second internal monologue—subsided.
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It is conservative whites whom Texas Governor Greg Abbott was attempting to tickle when he playfully tweeted a few years ago that he was "embarrassed" that his state was behind California when it came to new gun purchases.
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He co-founded the social network Tickle in 1999 and grew it through the dot-com ups and downs until it grew its membership to a quarter of the existing internet population before it was sold to Monster.
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The soundtrack — the Clash's "Should I Stay or Should I Go" plays a recurring role — will tickle the brain cells of anyone who was young in the '80s, but that's the easy part of this kind of project.
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He invited me to tickle the worms with his eyebrow, just as he does on a daily basis — part of his job as a neurobiology researcher, working under Martin Chalfie, who won the 2008 Nobel Prize in Chemistry.
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The Albanian section of the menu is brief and distinctly carnal, including smaller but still rugged qofte the size of pincushions, fat tubes of veal sausage (qebapa) and skinny links of beef (suxhuk) with a tickle of paprika.
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Stan Chudnovsky, who co-founded NFX but is today an advisor (he's a little busy as the head of Product for Messaging at Facebook), also helped build Tickle, as well as worked formerly as a top exec at PayPal.
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If being a Niffler means Eddie Redmayne will carry me around the world in a suitcase and tickle me upside down when I've been naughty until money and jewels rain down from my marsupial pockets—THEN SIGN ME UP!
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"Nate," a hit at the 2018 Edinburgh Festival Fringe, was a startlingly unusual creation — a clown show about consent that managed to be funny and ferocious, broad and nuanced, a prank on the audience that felt like a tickle.
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So please fellow humans next time you feel that tickle in your belly while making a decision listen to what it says and know the true you can never be replicated or replaced you are the one and only you!
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When you detect the slightest tickle in your throat or congestion in your nasal passage, your first instinct might be to run to the drugstore and stock up on cough drops, or maybe run home to experiment with holistic DIY remedies.
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For about two seconds, these drops actually taste like a spoonful of fragrant spices but then they meld into a cinnamony-menthol flavor that I can definitely see myself reaching for next time I had a tickle in my throat.
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If you're over Snapchat because of the countless redesigns and re-redesigns but Instagram's filters don't tickle your fancy, there's a Korean app called Snow that takes all of the beloved features and combines them into a super cute camera app.
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The beats, which stack comical piano and plaintive electronic flute atop skittery drum machine loops, are quite hooky in a repetitive way, yet they don't actively tickle the hook receptors or the aggression cortex like trap-rap is supposed to.
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True, we don't see much else besides its seemingly very thin profile and a hint that the phone will have stereo speakers (HTC has long focused on building phones that have great sound), but it's just enough to tickle the imagination.
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Bowe Bergdahl has yet to tickle the collective minds of America like Hae Min Lee's murder or all that recent Steven Avery hubbub, this season is still a deep and complex look at the Afghanistan War and Bergdahl's alleged desertion.
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She offers you a cup of coffee before she helps herself — "I'm so tired, I feel like I've been pregnant for three years!" she tells me mid-sip — and pours you water when she notices the tickle in your throat.
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With all of the news of event cancellations, empty flights and health precautions (wash your hands!), it's natural that people may get a little anxious every time they feel a tickle in their throat or the beginnings of a bad cough.
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The long list of heartbreakers includes Cabbage Patch Kids dolls, which caused parents to mob stores in the 1980s, Tickle Me Elmo in 1996, and a toy version of the "Star Wars" droid BB-8, which quickly sold out in 2015.
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With quick energetic shifts that tickle the space to show containment and expansion, Ms. Mearns executes a series of turns, some with loping runs as transitions, that highlight the clear, decisive way in which she uses her elongation to devour space.
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But I do not want to see any more of your 20,000+ photos of your kid, nor do I want to hear about the specific noises he makes when you feed him this food or that food or when you tickle his belly.
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In his hand is another one of his "inventions," which was basically a small plastic bulb that you held between your teeth so that a bunch of shiny rainbow ribbons would tickle your nose and fill your vision, all without using your hands.
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Perhaps it was the cough — the calamitous tickle in her throat that struck as she was delivering her keynote speech at the 2017 Conservative Conference, making her words inaudible even as the set fell apart around her and a protester pranked her.
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I am obviously not the first to discover the power couple that is wine and cheese, but it works particularly well for me because, after a day of testing recipes, all I want is to tickle my taste buds without overloading my stomach.
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During the last week of my summer trip here — after a succession of dramas about destructive and dysfunctional adults — I spent time with three shows that tickle and cosset the hopeful, anxious and rowdy kid that lurks inside every respectable mortgage holder.
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Similarly, a tickle in the back of your throat can make you cough: The larynx sends a signal to the vagus nerve, then the brainstem and the spinal cord, where neurons signal the muscles in our chest and abdomen to contract. Ahem.
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He knew how to tickle trout, slowly stroking their cold smooth bellies and sides before hooking a finger under a gill to pull them in; he could camouflage himself under trees, waiting to spear salmon with his dung pick, or creep to kill a deer.
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He told TVLine that he really wants Neve Campbell, whom he starred alongside in Scream and The Craft, to join the Riverdale cast as his onscreen love: "She's very talented, and I think the reference to Scream would really tickle people," Ulrich told the outlet.
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The film will now include a new follow-up short,The Tickle King, which discusses the strange events that have dogged Tickled since its debut at the 2000 Sundance Film Festival, when one of the film's subjects crashed the premiere and police were reportedly summoned.
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If it's to tickle the nostalgia bone of people in their 30s and 40s who recall the first games, coinciding with a convenient anniversary, I might have just shown, using the smallest sample survey available, that old-school Double Dragon's pretty boring these days.
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" (Tumblr) "Why can't I just have someone cuddle me and play in my hair and get fed up with me being sad and tease me until I smile and tickle me silly to keep it there and then cuddle me more afterwards I don't get it.
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It has gone from being a variety of ways to tickle a person — real life, funny because it's true, ironic funny, deadpan funny, parody funny, no-duh funny, slapstick, farce, absurdity, pratfalls, a real variety — to merely, glumly reflecting what a terrible world this has become.
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Take Virgin Galactic, for example, which started collecting deposits for tickets more than a decade ago, well before SpaceShipTwo was anywhere near being ready to tickle the edges of space; the Richard Branson-led company managed to gather about $66,428,500 in deposits, selling tickets at $200,000 a pop.
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When the wave finally arrived at Earth on January 4 this year, it had faded into a light tickle upon the super-sensitive instruments of the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory, and for the third time ever, physicists observed a ripple in spacetime known as a gravitational wave.
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Specifically, he has teamed up with longtime friend and advisor Rick Marini — cofounder of Tickle (sold to Monster) and Branch (picked up by Hearst) — to form Dragonfly Partners, a new advisory firm that's matching U.S. companies looking to get sold with China-based companies that are hungry for revenue.
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Among the chosen are two men that have made no discernible impression on me as a viewer, Jack and Iggy; the fratty "once you go black" guy, Dean; professional tickle monster Jonathan; Whaboom's rival, Blake; pro-wrestler dad, Kenny; Rachel's former summer camp ward, Fred; and Whaboom himself, Lucas.
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Because there is a very plausible future in which a hard core of VR enthusiasts build systems and worlds that whet the appetite, tickle the interest, and fan the flame of true belief in a tiny minority — but spend a decade failing to break through to the larger population.
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It was a silly piece of light-hearted relief that seemed to tickle (and slightly disturb) viewers, judging by the Twitter reaction: Aside from the ad itself, the brand was also active on Twitter during the game, using the Mr Clean account to troll other Super Bowl advertisers:
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"It'd tickle me to death if the forecast isn't as bad as they said, but obviously we have to plan that the forecasters have nailed it, and unfortunately that doesn't bode well for us," Ashley Tye, Lowndes County emergency services chief, said at a briefing, according to the newspaper.
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One of the most celebrated examples of food that seemed to have been created specifically to tickle the medium was the egg-salad sandwich at Konbi, a coffee shop in Los Angeles with just a few square feet of seating but a very large reach on social media.
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Meanwhile, as we reported last month, Levit recently teamed up with Rick Marini — co-founder of Tickle (sold to Monster) and Branch (picked up by Hearst) — to form Dragonfly Partners, a new advisory firm that's matching U.S. companies looking to get sold with China-based companies that are hungry for revenue.
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It's when stories become billion-dollar businesses that you get what I think of when I think of fan service, scenes that seem to exist mainly to tickle and reward superfans (like the "time heist" section of "Endgame" that operated as a clip reel of several previous films in the series).
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But if we're thinking about a physical illness, if you know what the symptoms are, you could focus on or be hyperaware of anything in your body that could be those symptoms — if you have a bit of a tickle, or feel like you maybe have a low-grade fever.
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As a former inhabitant of Minneapolis and a huge fan of his work, Uncle Tickle was especially saddened by the originator's tragic passing, and with help of his bud Velvet Negroni, he's finally pulled together "Full Court Press"—a louche, cool-as-a-very-phallic cucumber track that Prince would sure be down with.
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With such titles as "Tickle Me" (1970), "Avenue 35013" (1970), "Joy" (1971), or "A Salute to a Sphere" (1971), Tyler's prints make visible a fantasy world in which strange architectural forms sprout like plants out of the surface of the earth, or where peculiar, organic shapes assume the sturdiness of monumental, if unclassifiable, architectural follies.
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The rejected men take turns yelling at the camera and each other and it's truly top-notch TV: With Whaboom but a hazy nightmare, Rachel then takes Bryan, Tickle Monster, Peter, Alex, Will, and Fred on Ellen for a group date, during which Ellen immediately makes all the men take off their shirts and twerk.
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In episode 4, Jaime had to deal with something even scarier (or at least equally as scary) as Cersei on a power trip — a gigantic dragon, which would've made Olenna's sick burns look like a tickle, if Bronn hadn't knocked him into the river right before Daenerys ordered a dish of deep-fried and crispy Lannister.
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Five games feature in the chart: FIFA 16 at number two with over 2.5 million sales; Call of Duty: Black Ops III at three with a tickle under two million; Fallout 4 at five (1.12 million); Star Wars: Battlefront at eight (just over a million); and Grand Theft Auto V at ten (just under a million).
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"Like the stereotypes of the 'bad boy' or the 'kinky girl,' monsters seem to tickle the intrigue of those who feel ostracized because the 'otherness' or outer flaws of the monster can sync with those who empathize over whatever inner flaws they see in themselves," said Christopher J. Irving, Beacon College English professor and pop culture expert.
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But I've got to say that while I intended to only tickle the opening of Bulletstorm, to see how it's been pumped up for the PS4, I soon found myself losing a solid two hours to it (only turning off when my wife rightfully protested that I had said I'd only be 20 minutes or so).
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Perhaps that thing is the counterbalance to the history of loss I often tried to block out with silence: a riotous upswing that, quickly, painlessly, allows the mind to unravel from all the knowing and wondering it has been taught to do; a simple tickle of recognition capable of catching us up in a feeling—no matter how very fleeting—of historical joy.
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Unlike some of its Marvel cousins whose action scenes look as if they've been shot through garbage disposals, whirred and jolted into existence, Ant-Man and the Wasp's sequences are all about controlled chaos — tiny things getting cosmically and comically large, or vice versa — and letting the physics of that dynamic, rather than a flurry of punches, tickle your brain.
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With the KnightTouchBar 2000 from GitHub, you can zone out to the repeating Knight Rider theme song (this could get super irritating) while watching your Touch Bar mimic the illuminated front of everyone's favorite Pontiac Trans Am. Thanks to app developer, Graham Parks, your fingers can easily take a break from typing on laptop keys to tickle some virtual ivory keys.
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Her other notable films included "Six Bridges to Cross" (1955), with Tony Curtis; "Away All Boats" (1956), a war drama with Jeff Chandler; "Tickle Me" (1965), with Elvis Presley; and "The Last Movie," (1971), a Venice Film Festival award winner for which Dennis Hopper was producer, director and star, about the effects of a Hollywood movie company on a Peruvian Indian village.
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"Over the past seven years during the start of summer she would return to the reef we met and if we saw each other she would come for a pat and tickle, to the point that if i didn't notice her she would tap me on the legs until i turned around with my arms out and rest on them for a cuddle," he said via email.
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Imagine the four points of the four-point correlation function (which encodes virtually everything about a CFT) as corners of a rectangle; the bootstrap equation says that if you perturb a conformal system at corners one and two and measure the effects at corners three and four, or you tickle the system at one and three and measure at two and four, the same correlation function holds in both cases.
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Our love-hate relationship with those pills, plants, and powders that tickle our minds is what I find fascinating and tried to explore in this book, as well as the unintended consequences of that relationship: police shootings; gangsters and organized crime; wars in countries like Colombia; how we've written off entire swathes of the population as junkies and dealers, the genocide in the Philippines; and how drugs have infiltrated every strata of society.
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There's the terrifyingly sultry "Santa Baby" ("Think of all the fun I've missed / Think of all the fellas that I haven't kissed"); everything about "Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer" (no lyrical explanation needed); the implications of "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" (no one wants to see "mommy tickle Santa Claus"); and lastly, the horrifying notion that we'd all better "watch out" because Santa is straight up spying on us as "Santa Claus is Comin' To Town" reminds us.
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I had met Friendster and Myspace, and a third company, Tickle, within the past year, so I knew what I wanted in social networking, in 2005, and then tracked down Mark, we met in March, it took us a week of going back and forth on what kind of offer it would be, we went out for a dinner, I ordered him a pinot noir, he said, 'Jim, I'm not yet 21, no pinot noir for me, give me a month,' and shook hands the next day.
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If you were one of the estimated 100 million Americans who watched the presidential debates on Monday night, you might have felt a little tickle inside during key moments of opposition between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton, a rumbling that softly whispered, "OH SHIT THE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY IS HANGING IN THE BALANCE AND ONE OF THESE CANDIDATES IS GOING TO BE THE LEADER OF THE FREE WORLD OH MY GOD THESE PEOPLE WILL HAVE THE NUCLEAR CODES WHAT THE HELL IS EVEN HAPPENING," or something along those lines.
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