Fish tickle would this work if so

[jj----chochotrain]

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[drew70]

Probably more like the sheer number of them.

 

[dentrag1231]

Probably both the quantity, and the fact that those fish bite, but harmlessly.

 

[Beckers1]

I certainly wouldn't do it

 

[Tom Tickle]

they nibble the dead skin off of the feet and toes. I'd like to see a buxom woman immerse herself to her neck and let them nibble all over.

 

[RangerLoki]

Not actually all that hygienic.

 

[MistressValerie1]

I believe the practice was recently outlawed in salons in some parts of the US because of hygiene concerns.

 

[tickletherapist1]

I tried it recently. Went there with a girl and watched her reaction. It tickled a little at first, but wasn't really effective.

 

[tickledallover]

As one who is feather ticklish on and in between my toes, I was rather disappointed by the lack of a ticklish reaction on the two occasions I decided to expose my soles to the fish.

Sure, I flinched and twitched on numerous occasions but no laughter was ever drawn out of me.

I much prefer the personal touch of a beauty therapist making me giggle and squirm, as she works the exfoliating scrub over my soles, when treating my feet to a pedicure.

To my knowledge, the fish salons have all but disappeared from shopping galleries here in the UK, too.

 

[Volsung1]

Kind of like the "Red Dwarf" theme song, wouldn't you say?