Dave2112
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OK, I can't remember the names of these, as they were on satellite a few years back. I think it may have been the Coppertone contest, but I'm not sure.
Anyway, they were doing a lot of scenes of the girls in the competition hanging out and fooling around. There was a music soundtrack as the girls frolicked amidst the waves, yada, yada, yada... One of the girls starts doing these backflips down the beach. She then shows her flexibility by arching over backwards, crab-walk style. No less than six of the other girls take advantage of her position by tickling her body everywhere. This lasted about ten seconds or so.
In another scene, photographers were setting up a shot with one of the girls half buried in sand. Her body was mostly above the sand. As the photog starts brushing sand away from her side, she squeals that it tickles, so the guy keeps it up for a few seconds.
This was on a lot on the old satellite systems, and I kept catching it. I'd say it was about '93. Like I said, I can't remember the contest or the name of the show itself.
Ring a bell anyone?
Anyway, they were doing a lot of scenes of the girls in the competition hanging out and fooling around. There was a music soundtrack as the girls frolicked amidst the waves, yada, yada, yada... One of the girls starts doing these backflips down the beach. She then shows her flexibility by arching over backwards, crab-walk style. No less than six of the other girls take advantage of her position by tickling her body everywhere. This lasted about ten seconds or so.
In another scene, photographers were setting up a shot with one of the girls half buried in sand. Her body was mostly above the sand. As the photog starts brushing sand away from her side, she squeals that it tickles, so the guy keeps it up for a few seconds.
This was on a lot on the old satellite systems, and I kept catching it. I'd say it was about '93. Like I said, I can't remember the contest or the name of the show itself.
Ring a bell anyone?
?). The girl, Sandy is appropriately her name, is half-buried in sand and has an itch on her side. She asks somebody to scratch it for her since her hands are buried. Someone in the crew obliges and she laughlingly says 'thank you.' This information is quelled from reading lips because of the lack of audio. Does this sound like the same scene, Dave 2112?
