posted on October 2, 2001 08:40:06 PM new
LOL! I thought it was chococake coming back to tell us about her tingles. Hey, Joice! Dont knock it. Beats all the political threads that were the norm in here for so long, eh? Now, discussions are about bodily functions, tinglers, vincent price and wongers
posted on October 2, 2001 08:43:48 PM new
I missed her post...chococake is untingleable. Well...maybe you dont need it and you are a natural born tingle yourself? Maybe you should sell your blood for its characteristics so we all can get what you have normally.
posted on October 2, 2001 08:49:04 PM new
I just hope it's not a new medical problem. Wonder what my neurologist will think when I ask him why I can't get tingled. He better not take away my Vicoden.
posted on October 2, 2001 09:01:36 PM new
No, not yet, Hepburn. But, what if numbness does start at the top of my head, and works it's way down though the rest of my body? I won't be able to walk.
posted on October 3, 2001 07:59:35 PM new
Although, we had lots of laughs with this thread. I know the sexual innuendos were funny, but I actually bought this for myself to see if it would help my migraine headaches, and to sell the rest. I just can't figure out why it didn't work for me.
My DIL said it felt great, like lots of fingers massaging her head, and going down to her neck. My dog loves it! I start on her head and do it all the way down her back. When she see's it in my hand she comes running over and waits for the tingle. I guess the real test will be the flea market. Sure hope I can sell them They go for around $20 on eBay.
I think it's odd I didn't feel anything. Maybe it really is some of the medication I take or that my electrial field is Kaput.
I sure enjoyed the laughs though, that did feel "good"!
posted on October 3, 2001 08:10:25 PM newjoice Nope! You're in the right place...Take your shoes off, kick the lazy-boy back, and hang loose...
You know chocolat au lait...The notion that someone else has to do it makes sense: studies have shown that even the most ticklish person feels no tickle when self-administered. Try tickling your feet sometime...ZILCH!...but have somone tickle you and you hit the roof in two seconds flat...It has to do with the element of surprise lacking in self-tickling...Of course, the Psychologist used much better verbage to explain this...
In that case, sorry, I am not going to buy one Gosh Shosh
Moi
[ edited by shoshanah on Oct 3, 2001 08:12 PM ]
. Well...maybe you dont need it and you are a natural born tingle yourself? Maybe you should sell your blood for its characteristics so we all can get what you have normally.
Nope! You're in the right place...Take your shoes off, kick the lazy-boy back, and hang loose...