Oops (foot tickling picture) one fianal try

[reflexology414]

foot tickling picture

Geocities is very touchy about these, but I'll try again.

 

[reflexology414]

Google it

 

[tkrdb2000]

foot tickling picture

reflexology414,

That is one great picture dude.
That is all I have to say about that...

 

[CitY of MicA]

Nice Pic

Great find! I actually saw this posted by the HITW as a stand alone pic without the webpage. I thought that it was perhaps a fake and ignored it. In this context it really works.

Not that I've been here long enough to be the welcoming committee, but I noticed that this was your first post,tkrdb2000- so welcome to the forum!

 

[CitY of MicA]

Hey, is this pic actually real? Were you the one who posted it on the mouse pad?

 

[shark]

It wouldn't surprise me to find out that the pic is real.One of the things chiropractors and massage therapists watch for is ticklish patients/clients.

 

[Prime]

its a pretty good pic...but im pretty sure its a fake..if im not mistaken that looks like mila donovans foot from the video "tickled to tears" she has a foot thats easy to recognize if your into that sorta thing 😀

 

[Alex Warfield]

I've said it once, and I'll say it again: Booya!

 

[ktickler]

What?

It wouldn't surprise me to find out that the pic is real. One of the things chiropractors and massage therapists watch for is ticklish patients/clients.

What do you mean by this? They do not actively look for tickling patients. They learn to avoid ticklish reactions from they patients. What do you mean by this comment?

Knight Tickler

 

[shark]

Sorry if my statement was confusing.What I meant was that these pradtitioners often ask patients/clients about ticklish spots,or warn them about particular tests like the spiked wheel used to test for reflex/sensation on the foot.Massage therapists often ask patients about it when they are about to hit a potentially sensitive area.
In no way,shape,or form did I mean to imply that these practitioners seek out ticklish patients/clients for "special attention" or to get kicks.

 

[ktickler]

Sorry if I sounded harsh, just caught my attention.

Foot and physical therapists, pedicurists, and reflexologists actually are trained to understand ticklishness in their patients so that they can avoid it.

It is a fine line between being professional and taking advantage of the situation. 😀

Take care,

Knight Tickler