/tk/ - Tickling

tfw you will never be tied up tight and tickled mercilessly into the night by a big blue bing….

The, blue bing? As in the blue cute squishy blue dude that loves to be tickled and tickles others :3?

This is his/your tickle stash? Holy cow, I never knew you had something like this. Remind me to lock myself some place Lvmax safe tonight ._.

>>10750

Yusssss. :3

I actually have only been building the collection since about a year and a half ago. I had a buddy coming over to get the crap tickled out of him and I put together a really weak 'kit' while he was on the way, just for the theatrics. That's the little paint brush bag in the middle, and half the things in it.

Once it hit me that you can get most of this stuff for cheap, I went nuts. Those truck straps are the best tie downs for tickling by a mile, and they're less than $20 on amazon. (http://www.amazon.com/Everest-S1043-Yellow-Standard-Ratchet/dp/B006QGD996/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1446132059&sr=8-2&keywords=truck+straps). Those finger picks are probably the most effective tool in the collection, and they're under $5 for a set (http://www.amazon.com/Jim-Dunlop-9020TP-Large-Finger/dp/B00AMJX4CA/ref=sr_1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1446132118&sr=1-2&keywords=finger+picks).

>>10753

Hey, you're off to a great start. :)

Oh wow. That straitjacket is interesting, but I've already gone through three cheap Chinese sportsheet sets and I know not to trust that stuff. Damn =/

Those finger picks are a lot of fun, but I'd go for the metal ones next time: http://www.amazon.com/Dunlop-33P-018-Nickel-Thumbpicks-Players/dp/B000GEAR08/ref=sr_1_3?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1446132118&sr=1-3&keywords=finger+picks

Also is that miracle foot repair what you use during the sessions? Because I need to pick up something like that.

>>10754

Yeah, minty scent and gets the feet nice and "oily", but without the weird feeling on your hands after the fact and 0 mess.

>>10756

Heh well I think I'm sold. Thanks.

>>10758

Effective, but a Sonicare is overkill. I got a little AAA powered one for under $10 (right above the roll-up bag in my pics) that does a great job.

>>10758

Electric toothbrush in general or something specific? I gotta say i got one thinking git'd be a killer and it's been a constant source of disappointment.Maybe it goes too fast or the bristles are too firm, but it gets next to nothing from anyone. Every so often it does… something, but it'll be far inferior to literally every other thing I use including my hands.

>>10760

I just meant in a general, but saying it does a 'great job' really is overselling it. I just don't see a Sonicare doing any better.

My electric flosser, on the other hand, is a little menace. Get that between some toes and watch them squirm :3c. http://www.amazon.com/WaterPik-FLA-220-Flosser-Battery-Powered/dp/B0002AHY7A/ref=sr_1_1?srs=2603513011&ie=UTF8&qid=1446137975&sr=8-1&keywords=waterpik+power+flosser

Pro tip: works best if they don't know what it is, and can't see what you're doing.

>>10759

I already own one (Christmas gift a few years back), so the investment on my end is more for replacement bristle heads. The only thing I have thought of for a kit that is that expensive, tool wise, is the eroscillator.

>>10760

I've had some success with it, and it used to be considered the ultimate tool years ago on the tmf, but I've heard so many mixed things.

Fingers are the most effective tickle tool by far.

I think other stuff just gets used because people like to see it.

>>10776

They are most of the time, yeah, but hairbrushes can be WAY MORE EFFECTIVE sometimes

>>10776

>>10782

+1 for hairbrushes, but those fingerpicks still beat everything by a mile.

>>10784

>fingerpicks

They're just extensions of fingers