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I have played a lot of psych games over the years, and it's one of my favorite aspects of tickling play. So I figured I'd share one of mine here.
I would play with a variation of Red's string idea, except that I would use jingle bells.
At some point I went out and bought a bunch of cheep christmas decorations and pulled all the little bells off, I also found some large ones off of fake horse collars and stuff.
I got some hair scrunchies, and to each I sewed a few of the small bells.
With a fully clothed lee, I'd place a scrunchie around each wrist and ankle. I'd also hook a larger bell or two to belt loops, or the top or their waistband. Depending on position they may get a bell to hold in the palm of each hand.
The rules were simple. I could tickle any flesh that I could see. (wearing sheer nylons, an error!) The time I had to 'work' would be based off some game of chance, as simple as pulling a card from a deck of cards (Drew the Six of diamonds? I have Six minutes) or it could be based on some other bets outcome.
If I could make any bell ring in my time period the lee 'lost'. They then got a choice.
A) They could remove one piece of clothing of their choice. I was a nice guy and counted belts as an item, and shoes and socks counted as two each.
B) They could keep all clothing, but my time limit to work on the next round would go up by 5 minutes.
Of course each option has it's downside.
If the lee chooses A, then odds are that they will be exposing more skin, once I'm past the 'junk' clothing (The belt and the shoes) and more skin makes things harder the next round.
If they choose B, well then I have my time allowance plus five minutes more to go at exactly what worked last time. That is a lot of time to work on a nose, earlobe or neck.
I enjoyed the dynamic of offering the choice, as it would cause some true thought on the lees part at times.
Additional aspect:
The lee could sell a piece of clothing for a break for 15 minutes (rounds would be back to back to back (I always saw this as a silly deal, but many would take it) Or, They could sell a piece of clothing to 'off limit' a body part for 'x' rounds,based on negotiations.
If I failed to make a bell ring in my time limit the lee could reclaim a piece of clothing, or they could remove one half of my first start time from my clock. (For example, say I started with six minutes, and at some point the lee had chosen to take two time extenders of five minutes each. So my clock would be at 16 minutes per round. They could remove three minutes from my clock to leave me with 13 to work) If at any time the lee made my timer go into negatives, then they could rightfully claim a victory.
Once a lee was fully nude I was always up for offers of other sorts in return for losses. Some stubborn lees dug very deep holes this way.
Overall a fun way to kill an evening. It has a nice balance between challenge and play. Early rounds are the hardest for the Ler, and where the game can be won or lost. Though some lees learned how to laugh their heads off and stay still, and did very well in later rounds.
Fun times of bygone days.
Myriads
I would play with a variation of Red's string idea, except that I would use jingle bells.
At some point I went out and bought a bunch of cheep christmas decorations and pulled all the little bells off, I also found some large ones off of fake horse collars and stuff.
I got some hair scrunchies, and to each I sewed a few of the small bells.
With a fully clothed lee, I'd place a scrunchie around each wrist and ankle. I'd also hook a larger bell or two to belt loops, or the top or their waistband. Depending on position they may get a bell to hold in the palm of each hand.
The rules were simple. I could tickle any flesh that I could see. (wearing sheer nylons, an error!) The time I had to 'work' would be based off some game of chance, as simple as pulling a card from a deck of cards (Drew the Six of diamonds? I have Six minutes) or it could be based on some other bets outcome.
If I could make any bell ring in my time period the lee 'lost'. They then got a choice.
A) They could remove one piece of clothing of their choice. I was a nice guy and counted belts as an item, and shoes and socks counted as two each.
B) They could keep all clothing, but my time limit to work on the next round would go up by 5 minutes.
Of course each option has it's downside.
If the lee chooses A, then odds are that they will be exposing more skin, once I'm past the 'junk' clothing (The belt and the shoes) and more skin makes things harder the next round.
If they choose B, well then I have my time allowance plus five minutes more to go at exactly what worked last time. That is a lot of time to work on a nose, earlobe or neck.
I enjoyed the dynamic of offering the choice, as it would cause some true thought on the lees part at times.
Additional aspect:
The lee could sell a piece of clothing for a break for 15 minutes (rounds would be back to back to back (I always saw this as a silly deal, but many would take it) Or, They could sell a piece of clothing to 'off limit' a body part for 'x' rounds,based on negotiations.
If I failed to make a bell ring in my time limit the lee could reclaim a piece of clothing, or they could remove one half of my first start time from my clock. (For example, say I started with six minutes, and at some point the lee had chosen to take two time extenders of five minutes each. So my clock would be at 16 minutes per round. They could remove three minutes from my clock to leave me with 13 to work) If at any time the lee made my timer go into negatives, then they could rightfully claim a victory.
Once a lee was fully nude I was always up for offers of other sorts in return for losses. Some stubborn lees dug very deep holes this way.
Overall a fun way to kill an evening. It has a nice balance between challenge and play. Early rounds are the hardest for the Ler, and where the game can be won or lost. Though some lees learned how to laugh their heads off and stay still, and did very well in later rounds.
Fun times of bygone days.
Myriads
