the use of Twitter and asking about tickling

[SadCuzNotTcklsh]

Has this been acknowledged? It seems like a pretty simple and easy way to ask celebrities that do you Twitter. Although it could give us a bad name too...

Thoughts?

 

[rhiannon]

I personally think it is quite ennerving to ask random people "Are you ticklish?", especially if you won't get a chance to tickle them anyways!

 

[SadCuzNotTcklsh]

I personally think it is quite ennerving to ask random people "Are you ticklish?", especially if you won't get a chance to tickle them anyways!

Not to mention it could really ruin people's hopes and dreams if someone is NOT ticklish...

 

[rhiannon]

True, it is DANGEROUS to ask that question...could cause suicides!!

 

[SadCuzNotTcklsh]

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[Mitchell]

I dont know about Twitter's rules, but I do know that AOL has a Terms Of Service mandate, which is what caused me to join TMF in the first place.

When I first got this computer, in May, 2002, I went into AOL chatrooms, and asked a couple of girls if they were ticklish. Next thing I know, I got a Terms of Service warning from AOL, saying something about "Inappropriate discussion in their chatrooms", and if I did it again, my service would be cancelled. So, I typed in keyword "Tickling", found the TMF, and I've been here ever since.

The only other place I would talk about tickling besides the TMF, would be in either a foot fetish, or other type of bondage, chatroom. Those are fetish orientated chatrooms, and it's highly unlikely one would get booted or banned for asking tickling questions. As for Twitter, I wouldn't do it, as they might well have the same Terms of Service rule as AOL, and one could be asking for a problem if someone you ask the question to complains to Twitter.

Mitch

 

[SadCuzNotTcklsh]

I dont know about Twitter's rules, but I do know that AOL has a Terms Of Service mandate, which is what caused me to join TMF in the first place.

When I first got this computer, in May, 2002, I went into AOL chatrooms, and asked a couple of girls if they were ticklish. Next thing I know, I got a Terms of Service warning from AOL, saying something about "Inappropriate discussion in their chatrooms", and if I did it again, my service would be cancelled. So, I typed in keyword "Tickling", found the TMF, and I've been here ever since.

The only other place I would talk about tickling besides the TMF, would be in either a foot fetish, or other type of bondage, chatroom. Those are fetish orientated chatrooms, and it's highly unlikely one would get booted or banned for asking tickling questions. As for Twitter, I wouldn't do it, as they might well have the same Terms of Service rule as AOL, and one could be asking for a problem if someone you ask the question to complains to Twitter.

Mitch

I see what you are saying. But it might also depend on how a question is asked. There is a difference between a silly question and a creepy question, not to mention the individual words that are used.

 

[Mitchell]

I think you are right about that, Sad. However, from my own personal past experience with AOL, I still wouldn't do it. Just personal choice there.

Mitch

 

[Ticklish9's]

It's pretty innocuous to ask about tickling, provided that's not all you're doing.

Youtube drives me fucking crazy. Some teenagers post themselves being silly and briefly tickling each other and within seconds there's a slavering horde of assholes telling them how they could have done it better and more erotically. AGGHHH I hate that. Gives us an awful name and creeps people out. Heck it creeps ME out.

If you just do the normal twitter thing and then periodically ask people about being ticklish I'm sure it's not a problem; by now everyone probably has twenty different ways of working it into conversation anyway.

 

[Mitchell]

9's, I see your point. In all fairness, I've never asked tickling questions on Twitter, so I don't know how I would go about working it into the convo there if I had to.

When I used to ask female snail mail pen pals about tickling, before I joined TMF, I used to discuss times where I had been tickled, and that I'm ticklish, and then ask if that had ever happened to them. I was successful, on many occasions.

Mitch

 

[lovestotickle]

i think its ok to a certain extent...some people are taking it too far, but if you ask the person one time and one time only then your ok 🙂