Brief article featuring Fred Flintstone

WheresThe Clip? · Apr 21, 2021

Wilma (who knew).

https://www.metv.com/stories/the-real-science-behind-fred-flintstones-car-stopping-ticklish-feet

Timeforfun2021 · Apr 21, 2021

That is a really deep article would be surprised if the author was one of us

milagros317 · Apr 21, 2021

Interesting article! :feets:

Thanks for the link.

robmic · Apr 21, 2021

I've tickled some feet that were very hard and calloused and they were still pretty ticklish. So, I guess I can understand the concept of this...

magic fingers · Apr 21, 2021

I knew a woman who was never wore shoes, walked barefoot on sharp rocks and hot pavement, so her feet were calloused as hell. Yet her tootsies were hyper ticklish.
I also did a session with girl who could walk on glass barefoot, but her soles were still hyper ticklish

Solestroker88 · Apr 22, 2021

Think I only ever tickled one set that was from a woman that walked barefoot a lot she was still ticklish with a feather as well did need to get the technique perfect but in order to get any reaction don’t know of thats as she was barefoot as much or as she’s not feather ticklish either way nice find man

teamtickleguy · Apr 22, 2021

"... for Flintstones fans, something might have felt a little off about the caveman's feet being so sensitive to tickling..."

It's curious that someone's made a connection and made it the subject of an article, but even more curious that they'd think that fans would generally be wondering how Fred Flinstone's feet could be ticklish despite him using them as brakes for his car... one of TV's most-famous unsolved mysteries lol

I'm not even sure I'd have made any sort of connection or continuity 'red flag' about the two things, even if two scenes demonstrating them had appeared within the same episode.