Ticklish ladies fashion!

[AffectionateDan]

Quick, girls... might make for a good nighty or something!

http://cgi.ebay.com/Ticklish-elmo-T...440510690QQcategoryZ63868QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

 

[Red Jester]

Any girl who wears that is just asking for it.

 

[amk714]

That's why it's a good shirt, Red. Good find, Dan!

 

[Wildtime]

...and Christmas is right around the corner!!!

I'm gonna beat the Christmas rush and get that one for my gf!

 

[TeeHeeLawrence]

An intriguing thought...

First, to the Mods: Doesn't this thread dangerously skirt the edge of the Forum's provision against ticklish thought involving minors? After all, Elmo IS a Sesame Street icon! But, I digress... <p>
This thread brings up an intriguing thought. Are there particular elements of fashion that lead one to believe that the wearer is a ticklephile? I don't mean something glaring like a tee or tattoo reading "Tickle Me!" I'm wondering if there are telltale details of dress--like strategic holes in a garment or footwear, or a feather in a cap--that alert your sense of...possibility about someone. Hmmm?

 

[AffectionateDan]

Paying attention, I see...

First, to the Mods: Doesn't this thread dangerously skirt the edge of the Forum's provision against ticklish thought involving minors? After all, Elmo IS a Sesame Street icon! But, I digress... <p>

One can be fairly certain that if a Mod sees fit to post it, he's done his homework and has judged it to fall within the Forum's parameters. Add to that the fact that it's a woman's garment, not a child's, and we can begin to suspect that the ulterior motive of the shirt is, in fact, an invitation. Speak up, girls... or anyone, for that matter. Who, in their right mind, who DIDN'T want to be tickled, would even consider wearing that? Nope. That shirt is for those who think it's cute and is worth the risk of it actually resulting in a tickle happening.

 

[bratgirl365]

One can be fairly certain that if a Mod sees fit to post it, he's done his homework and has judged it to fall within the Forum's parameters. Add to that the fact that it's a woman's garment, not a child's, and we can begin to suspect that the ulterior motive of the shirt is, in fact, an invitation. Speak up, girls... or anyone, for that matter. Who, in their right mind, who DIDN'T want to be tickled, would even consider wearing that? Nope. That shirt is for those who think it's cute and is worth the risk of it actually resulting in a tickle happening.

I agree with you Dan. I bought a pink t-shirt that said the word "tickled" on it. The exact reason I bought it was I thought it was cute and definately worth the "risk"....ha ha!