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cootchie cootchie coo...
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tactillianlover
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THAT'S WHAT YOU GET!!! THAT'S WHAT YOU GET!!!!
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Nothing in particular. I've been seeing her a few weeks now. Just dating-I slowly introduced the tickling and the last session was about 90 minutes. I'd say it agrees with her. She says WOW alot!
I just tower over her on the bed ' testing the limits in a mutually satisfying way. Then she says "this is heaven" and I go in for a top tickle spot while holding her hand away and say "That's what you get!!! LOL!!!!
I just tower over her on the bed ' testing the limits in a mutually satisfying way. Then she says "this is heaven" and I go in for a top tickle spot while holding her hand away and say "That's what you get!!! LOL!!!!
oh, hey there, listen, there's this guy nmed tactillian...tummyticklish01
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Really good question, but i have NOOOOOOO idea where cootchie cootchie coo came from😀
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Thanks for the compliment! Listen, if you are single, datings the way.
The key to a fun date is lots of dates, the key to the right type is date many types! I have net to no social life but do not give up, there's a thrill around the corner!
The key to a fun date is lots of dates, the key to the right type is date many types! I have net to no social life but do not give up, there's a thrill around the corner!
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Yeah, I escaped from brooklyn a looooong time ago. City boy- country man!
Here's something I would love to hear if the right woman were to tickle me...
"AWWWWWWWW! IS THE BIG STRONG MAN TICKLISH?!!!! YES HE IS!!!! YES HE IS!!!!!!
God, I would love that!!!!
Here's something I would love to hear if the right woman were to tickle me...
"AWWWWWWWW! IS THE BIG STRONG MAN TICKLISH?!!!! YES HE IS!!!! YES HE IS!!!!!!
God, I would love that!!!!
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tactillianlover said:
*Escaped* from Brooklyn? Wow, I hear that all the time. When I want some country I drive out to Jersey. I still love my home town, and now even more since we got our own little ball team, the Cyclones. Hmmmm, the Cyclone... wouldn't it be such a rush to be tickled all the way up to the top, and then scream all the way down the drop?
OK, here's my contribution to this thread: My honey says things like, "Now you're going nowhere, you just have to take it... does *this* make you wet?... let's see how wet I can make you... how about there, should I tickle you there?... tell me how it feels..."
lust4feet said:
I wish I knew who'd invented it, because I'd like to throttle the bugger! 😡 That is probably the most irritating phrase I've ever heard on a tickling video. Nothing apart from Tony Blergh makibng a speech is more likely to make me want to put a brick through my screen.
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Origin of the phrase...
I've heard it "kitchee-kitchee-coo." I suspect that it's from the German "kitzeln" (= tickle). If so, it came to America with 19th C German immigrants, or 19th-20th C Yiddish-speaking Jewish immigrants, since the languages are closely related. Hal, are you reading this thread? Do you know the answer?
Strelnikov
I've heard it "kitchee-kitchee-coo." I suspect that it's from the German "kitzeln" (= tickle). If so, it came to America with 19th C German immigrants, or 19th-20th C Yiddish-speaking Jewish immigrants, since the languages are closely related. Hal, are you reading this thread? Do you know the answer?
Strelnikov
I'm with BigJim on this one. Any kind of baby-tickle-talk drives me absolutely insane, and not in a good way. It annoys me to no end.
As for taunts I DO like.....As a lee, I love it when my ler threatens me with just HOW BADLY I am gonna get it, and the fact I can do nothing about it. I also tend to be very smart mouthed and sarcastic to instigate my tickling torment, so a phrase along the lines of "See if you ever smart off to ME again!" gets me giggling like a child. Besides those two, silly humor and/or voice impersonations are KRYPTONITE for me. Anyone who does voice impersonations, or uses silly humor while tickling me, has a double advantage, and can turn me to absolute jello before ever laying a finger on me. Combine it with tickling, and I am dead. (GuitarPeteTklr can expand more on that if he replies to this thread....he has first hand experience with using that weapon on me). As a ler, I'm not too much of a vocal taunter. I do occassionally like to wiggle my fingers inches above their skin and pull the "What are you laughing at?? I'm not even touching you!" line. Also, if I find a spot that gets a particularly good reaction, I'll usually come out with something like "Oooooooo...did I find a WEAKNESS? Is THIS a good spot? Right here? Ooooooo I am gonna stay on this spot a while. I LIKE this spot."
As far as the phrase in question goes though, I also have no idea. I think Strel may be onto something though.
Mimi
As for taunts I DO like.....As a lee, I love it when my ler threatens me with just HOW BADLY I am gonna get it, and the fact I can do nothing about it. I also tend to be very smart mouthed and sarcastic to instigate my tickling torment, so a phrase along the lines of "See if you ever smart off to ME again!" gets me giggling like a child. Besides those two, silly humor and/or voice impersonations are KRYPTONITE for me. Anyone who does voice impersonations, or uses silly humor while tickling me, has a double advantage, and can turn me to absolute jello before ever laying a finger on me. Combine it with tickling, and I am dead. (GuitarPeteTklr can expand more on that if he replies to this thread....he has first hand experience with using that weapon on me). As a ler, I'm not too much of a vocal taunter. I do occassionally like to wiggle my fingers inches above their skin and pull the "What are you laughing at?? I'm not even touching you!" line. Also, if I find a spot that gets a particularly good reaction, I'll usually come out with something like "Oooooooo...did I find a WEAKNESS? Is THIS a good spot? Right here? Ooooooo I am gonna stay on this spot a while. I LIKE this spot."
As far as the phrase in question goes though, I also have no idea. I think Strel may be onto something though.
Mimi
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Well I may be in the minority but I just love those phrases. The sillier the better as far as I'm concerned. I really like them in videos too. Maybe I'm just a big kid at heart. If any of you ticklers or ticklees have any other cute tickle taunt phrases I'd love to hear them. I kinda of like to collect them in case I ever actually get a woman to tickle or maybe she could use them on me.😀
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I have no idea where that phrase came from, but I suspect it's originally from Britain, and has been used there before the 19th century. Actually it's hard to find any info on the nanny-baby language.
Though the German word for 'tickle' is 'kitzeln' (as Strelnikov mentioned), or 'kutzeln' in medieval German, the baby-language equivalent in German is 'kille-kille'. I even used that as a pun in my German tickle novel: The villain in that story tickled several unsuspecting female victims to death, which earned him the nickname 'Kille-kille-Killer' in the newspapers... 😀
I never use baby language in conversation with adults, as I don't like to be talked to in that infantile way either. But each to his own taste!
Though the German word for 'tickle' is 'kitzeln' (as Strelnikov mentioned), or 'kutzeln' in medieval German, the baby-language equivalent in German is 'kille-kille'. I even used that as a pun in my German tickle novel: The villain in that story tickled several unsuspecting female victims to death, which earned him the nickname 'Kille-kille-Killer' in the newspapers... 😀
I never use baby language in conversation with adults, as I don't like to be talked to in that infantile way either. But each to his own taste!
