If tickling were used as a method to obtain information,?
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If it were then no one better tell me their secrets..\n\nI am VERY VERY ticklish on my ribs...\n\nI would give in immeadiately. \n\n\nHappy Holidays.
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Tickle.com. \n\nThe page at the following URL has links to all the tests that are offered online there: http://web.tickle.com/get/tests.jsp
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Most of these are free and fun. Some ask for $ at the end for a "full" report. \n\nhttp://web.tickle.com/
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We have to focus on doing is so our body reacts  before anything happens. Its reaction prevents the brain from processing tickling like it would if another person were doing it. It is no loger a surprise.
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www.tickle.com has many quizez
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No cause that would be embarrasing, having to answer all the questions as to why you were doing it.....plus it would be creepy...
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Hahaha...imagine if you told your computers to shut up....\n\nI needed that laugh, thanks. =D
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somebody tickled me @ )( @
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Without sounding sexist, whatever tickles his/her fancy or something in between.
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Eeek!  Achhhkkk!  They are now rolled up under my legs as I type this cause the mere thought of them being tickled is enough to set me laughing!
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Solid information is the bottom line here, and if you throw in some humor, you usually have a Best Answer on your hands :-))\n\nSome of the purely humorous answers that I have seen here are PRICELESS. They make me laugh until I can't breathe!
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Sure...I like to laugh and I'd be fun. *Tickle Fight!*
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i would prolly laugh my a** off....thattd be some funny s.hit
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When you are tickled, there is a sense of being threatened. When you do it to yourself, there is no threat.
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go to tickle.com and take the lust or love quiz
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NO!  It is an automatic response to physical stimuli.\n\nIn 1897 psychologists G. Stanley Hall and Arthur Allin described a "tickle" as two different types of phenomena.[2] The first is a sensation caused by very light movement across the skin. This type of tickle, called knismesis, generally does not produce laughter and is sometimes accompanied by an itching sensation. The second type of tickle is the laughter inducing, "heavy" tickle, produced by repeatedly applying pressure to "ticklish" areas, and is known as gargalesis.\n\nIt appears that the tickle sensation involves signals from nerve fibers associated with both pain and touch.\n\nIt might be tempting to speculate that areas of the skin that are the most sensitive to touch would also be the most ticklish, but this does not seem to be the case. While the palm of the hand is far more sensitive to touch, many people find that the soles of their feet are the most ticklish.[6] Other commonly ticklish areas include the armpits, toes, sides of the torso, neck, and midriff. Some evidence suggests that laughing associated with tickling is a nervous reaction that can be triggered; indeed, very ticklish people often start laughing before actually being tickled\n\nThere's a lot more information, but too lengthy to copy and paste here.
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A lady friend of mine was tickling me for almost an hour last week.  She tickled my bare feet as well as my stomach, sides and armpits and she was not being gentle all the time.\n\nI was laughing very hard and loud as she squeezed my sides and ribs and I was laughing very hard and loud as she tickled my feet.\n\nIt all depends on how skilled the tickler is, how he/she is tickling you and where you are most ticklish.