Another webfind

[Haltickling]

http://members.aol.com/doder1/tickle1.htm

😎

 

[theshire]

Yeah, I found this the other day. It's a pretty good resource.

 

[TicklingIsLife]

WOOHOO

 

[Tiffany]

"Knismesis A light touch the may or may not cause laughter"
He then goes on to say:
"An example of light tickling is touching the sole of the foot with a feather."

*Ahem* May or may not????
May or may not what? Cause the lee in question to screan, yell, laugh her fool head off, and tear at the bedsheets?

He don't know me very well, do he?

 

[daddy]

Now that is funny Tiff...LOL Guess they need you for some research, eh?

peace out,
daddy

 

[$Tickletorturer]

Awesome Find

I always like a little scientific look on tickling every now and then.

 

[Deleted member 2452]

very interesting article

but the blew it in one area.
tickle sensations do not travel on the pain/itch nerve pathways.
more upto date thinking says it travels on the "pleasure"nerve pathways.
case in point; a woman had the pain centers of her brain cut out(actually they don't cut them out, it complicated) but she still felt ticklish sensations. i know i was one of her nurses.

steve

 

[TicklingIsLife]

Re: Awesome Find

I always like a little scientific look on tickling every now and then.

There should be WAY more tests though 😛