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TickleCrazy

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• Sep 26, 2002

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The word is out! Ticklephiles have more fun. According to Toyota, it's part of the cool lifestyle you can have when you drive a RAV4.
http://www.toyota.com/html/shop/vehicles/rav4/
Select "Experience a RAV4 road trip" 3/4 through episode 1 the girl tickles the guy.

 

amk714

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• Sep 27, 2002

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Thanks for sharing, TC. But he should have tickled her after she tickled him (one tickling deserves another)!

 

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dig dug dog

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• Sep 27, 2002

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What, amk, no, "he should have tackled her, pulled off her shoes and tickled her feet?" What's gotten into you?

 

amk714

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• Sep 27, 2002

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Well, dig dug dog...

That would be cool, but considering this is mainstream, I would be satisfied with a quick poke to her side. It's not like I'm obsessed with tickling and feet!

 

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dig dug dog

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• Sep 29, 2002

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"It's not like I'm obsessed with tickling and feet!"

Hmmm...really now...then what should I make of this recent post:

"If you've seen "The Tuxedo," please tell us about any tickling in the movie, but no (other) spoilers (except maybe bare feet)!"

It's OK though, just teasin' ya...

ddd

 

amk714

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• Sep 29, 2002

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I know, ddd!

Nothing wrong with teasing, especially when women...never mind

 

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dig dug dog

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• Sep 30, 2002

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Dear amk,

I'm very interested in your new signature quote.

There are other options...for example: He is able, but has wise reasons for not doing so.

One of those reasons may have to do with God's desire to have us be free and not robots.

Thoughts?

dig dug dog

 

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• Sep 30, 2002

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Dear ddd,

Thanks for your interest.

The free-will defense is used by many theists (those who believe in God) to justify His existence.

Here's a link to a good counter-argument. It's rather long and complicated, but makes for good reading:

http://www.infidels.org/library/modern/niclas_berggren/theodicy.html

 

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dig dug dog

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• Sep 30, 2002

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amk,

I am totally open to discussion with you, but I don't do the "just read this" thing...I could also refer you to a hundred books that eloquently make the "theistic case".

Let's talk it out, tickler to tickler....

dig dug dog

 

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U.N.Owen

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• Sep 30, 2002

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Actually, you know, the whole question of the existence or nonexistence of God has been solved! The answer is posted at the following URL...

Umm... wait a sec... I had it a minute ago...

*Rummage* *Rummage*

Umm...

Well, I'll get back to you.

 

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dig dug dog

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• Sep 30, 2002

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U.N.--I believe that site can be found at www.42.hgttg



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