Correlation between snow storms and tickling?

[AmishTickler]

OK, I know a lot of you on the East Coast have been suffering through these huge snow storms with another one on the way. I think most people aren't a huge fan of the white stuff especially if you have to be out driving in it, traveling somewhere, shoveling snow, losing power or just getting stuck inside without being able to get out. So I thought I'd try to come up with at least one positive to all this snow we're been getting. Well, how about this? If you're lucky enough to have company over to your house or apartment, most people will take their shoes off if they had to walk through some snow to get to your place. I was at a Super Bowl party on Sunday, and all the women that were there removed their shoes and boots as soon as they arrived. There were actually a few quick tickles during the game, so that made the day even more fun. I also had a friend stop in and visit on Monday and she took her shoes off as soon as she arrived. I didn't even have to ask. lol And I got to sneak in a few tickles as well. If it wasn't for all the snow, I probably wouldn't have. What do you think? I know I'm reaching a little bit, but I thought it was a fun way to put a positive spin on all this snow.

 

[nenezinho]

I so need to make friends here in Germany!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

But following your very good reasoning, i´m tryin to invite all my female friends to come and spend a weekend here at my house in germany 🙂

 

[milagros317]

I would rather live in a warm climate where women almost always wear sandals or flip-flops which they might well kick off while indoors.

 

[Authorsfreedom]

Yeah, having lived in a nice climate and now PA with this huge snow storm...I'll take 80s and sunny 365 days a year anytime! Kicking off shoes and flip flops were guarantees then, now my friends can't even make it over my apartment!

 

[fireguardian]

It's a great way to stay warm. Sadly my roomie is sleeping so I am now just bundled up in blankets.

 

[nenezinho]

Having experienced both warm and cold weather.....altough i dont have friends in Germany yet....or at least not where i live.....i´d choose warm 🙂

There was allways great oportunities at the beach. Id invite female friends for a good walk down the beach and it would be easy to sit down, have a good chat and find some excuse or good call to strike 🙂

 

[Filthyweasel]

We're getting buried alive here...

 

[Sweed]

I know some people in other countries usually wear shoes inside, but we don't do that in Sweden. We usually take them of right by the door when we go inside. So in that case, it should mean that people are tickling each other's feets more in Sweden than in for an example the US. And well, I'm not really sure of that. 😉 xD

But sure, as long as you're using it as an argument to make people like snow, I'm cool with it. 😉 xD Because snow is gr8. 😀 (most of the time)

 

[ticklishfeetnyc]

Snow is pretty useless as far as the increasing chance of tickling action, athough I got foot tickled by my wife today as I laid on the couch resting from snow shoveling she tickled my feet through the blankets so that was nice. As far as the whole shoes off in the house it is a practice in our house but not sure if it increases the tickling that I see especially in the winter her friends mostly have socks on. One of her friends never wears socks on so she always has barefeet. I am always barefoot, my wife gets cold feet so she is only barefoot spring, summer, fall and sometimes a little in the winter. I find being barefoot in the house is nice though more relaxing. But I would trade this weather for warm flip flop weather any day. I hated the cold and snow.

 

[SteakDinnerBoom]

Eh, you can have your snow and boots piled up in the corner. I prefer summer time (or even better, warm weather year round climates) when women's feet are readily accessible (in flip-flops) all the time.