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Budweiserbob!
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Dudette, with Nstklr by my side, we could come up with anything! >;P
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LOL ya would be cruel if I didn't know my gf enjoys every moment of it. I just love watching her blush from ear to ear, and try to subtly squirm out of my reach; I keep the teasing gentle and fluid to draw it out as long as possible.
It's always more fun tho when there's a group of friends, and some of them join in. Usually by then my gf just gives up on trying to maintain her composure, and we end up turning a few heads. It's always fun to see how people react to public tickling; most people just smile, some try to pretend not to notice 😛 then you have those that give looks of utter shock lol
Hey Otaku, how's about "Bound by the public" 😛
It's always more fun tho when there's a group of friends, and some of them join in. Usually by then my gf just gives up on trying to maintain her composure, and we end up turning a few heads. It's always fun to see how people react to public tickling; most people just smile, some try to pretend not to notice 😛 then you have those that give looks of utter shock lol
Hey Otaku, how's about "Bound by the public" 😛
I would make stocks that were made out of aluminium if I chose to make them metal stocks or oak if I made wooden stocks. The ankle holes would be padded with foam rubber and there would be I bolts or brackets on top so the toes could be tied back.
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John, I remember looking at oak as one of the possibilities to build my set out of. The downsides to oak is that it's pretty expensive and a bit harder to work with than a softer wood. I am curious why you'd choose aluminium for metal ones, though.
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Aluminium:
1) Lightweight - Easy to transport
2) Maluable - Easy to shape
3) Strong - Ensures firm grip on 'lee
I guess he had some of those three in mind! ^_^
1) Lightweight - Easy to transport
2) Maluable - Easy to shape
3) Strong - Ensures firm grip on 'lee
I guess he had some of those three in mind! ^_^
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I'll pass on any ideas that might be of interest.
In fact, for the tickling in public crowd, how's this idea I had a few years ago? Again, this would need someone to try this out on to fine tune it.
Again, using my other pastime of hobby electronics, another warped idea I've had pop into my mind is the following;
In my assortment of electronic goodies, I have some very small motors that were salvaged from dead floppy drives, etc. Some have small worm gears as a shaft that extend from the motor body anywhere from 1 to 2 inches in length. As well, on the surplus market are small IR transmitter/receiver packages for the tinkerer. These 2 items, along with a few discrete components, make up the bulk of my device. The only other needed item is the help of someone who is familiar with shoe or boot repair.
Here's the idea. We need a pair of shoes or boots that have those real thick soles on them. (not sure what they're called) We need those for the space required to fit the receiver control and the motor end of the tickle device. The motor has small brush bristles, or any type of fairly stiff fibers that would cause tickling discomfort on the soles, attached to the worm gear shaft. The motor is part of a circuit that is placed in a hole cut into the base(sole) of the boot, and is activated by the transmitter portion of the IR device. The only part that would stick up into the actual foot area are these bristles. The transmitter is small enough to be hand held by the one in control. The device can be activated 2 ways. Latching or momentary. Momentary is the safest because this all has to be done by line-of-site. In other words, the transmitter has to have a direct path to the receiver to work. Momentary means that as long as you hold a transmit button down, the motor operates. Take your finger off and it stops. Latching means that when you press the transmit button once, it goes on, and stays on till pressed again. If this latched on and something got between the transmitter and receiver, there would be no way to shut it off.
The idea is to have a willing victim put the footware on and go out on the town with the one in control of the transmitter. Wait till the victim is in a public place, especially in a lineup somewhere and hit the button to turn on the motor and start those bristles rotating and brushing against her soles. Then sit back and watch what the victim goes through. Could provide some interesting entertainment.
Like all other R & D projects, it would take a bit of experimenting to get it right. But I think could be worth the time. Anyway, like before, critiques, good, bad or indifferent are welcome.
In fact, for the tickling in public crowd, how's this idea I had a few years ago? Again, this would need someone to try this out on to fine tune it.
Again, using my other pastime of hobby electronics, another warped idea I've had pop into my mind is the following;
In my assortment of electronic goodies, I have some very small motors that were salvaged from dead floppy drives, etc. Some have small worm gears as a shaft that extend from the motor body anywhere from 1 to 2 inches in length. As well, on the surplus market are small IR transmitter/receiver packages for the tinkerer. These 2 items, along with a few discrete components, make up the bulk of my device. The only other needed item is the help of someone who is familiar with shoe or boot repair.
Here's the idea. We need a pair of shoes or boots that have those real thick soles on them. (not sure what they're called) We need those for the space required to fit the receiver control and the motor end of the tickle device. The motor has small brush bristles, or any type of fairly stiff fibers that would cause tickling discomfort on the soles, attached to the worm gear shaft. The motor is part of a circuit that is placed in a hole cut into the base(sole) of the boot, and is activated by the transmitter portion of the IR device. The only part that would stick up into the actual foot area are these bristles. The transmitter is small enough to be hand held by the one in control. The device can be activated 2 ways. Latching or momentary. Momentary is the safest because this all has to be done by line-of-site. In other words, the transmitter has to have a direct path to the receiver to work. Momentary means that as long as you hold a transmit button down, the motor operates. Take your finger off and it stops. Latching means that when you press the transmit button once, it goes on, and stays on till pressed again. If this latched on and something got between the transmitter and receiver, there would be no way to shut it off.
The idea is to have a willing victim put the footware on and go out on the town with the one in control of the transmitter. Wait till the victim is in a public place, especially in a lineup somewhere and hit the button to turn on the motor and start those bristles rotating and brushing against her soles. Then sit back and watch what the victim goes through. Could provide some interesting entertainment.
Like all other R & D projects, it would take a bit of experimenting to get it right. But I think could be worth the time. Anyway, like before, critiques, good, bad or indifferent are welcome.
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nstklr, I would just like to say, for the record, that you are a genius. If that could be made to work, that would be greatest pair of boots in the world. I'm not really sure about the size of the parts you're talking about, so I'm not sure how big the soles of these boots would have to be, but I can probably take a guess, and I think they'd fit pretty descretely into the right pair of boots. How fast do the motors spin, though? I'd be a bit worried that stiff bristles like that moving too fast might hurt more than tickle.
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A genius? No, I just have a warped mind that's all. It's easy to get the 2 confused though. :tounge:
The motors are quite small and are stepper motors that can be varied in how fast they turn.
I have another idea I wrote about some time ago too. That involves a motion sensor. I'll write that up and post it here later on.
I suppose that if size is a factor, a device from the vibrator motor on a cell phone could be modified as well. That's another idea to work on too.
Take care for now.
The motors are quite small and are stepper motors that can be varied in how fast they turn.
I have another idea I wrote about some time ago too. That involves a motion sensor. I'll write that up and post it here later on.
I suppose that if size is a factor, a device from the vibrator motor on a cell phone could be modified as well. That's another idea to work on too.
Take care for now.
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Oh, in some circles warped and genius go hand in hand. 😉
The cellphone vibrator motor sounds like it might be too small to get a good range of motion for tickling. I wouldn't worry too much about the size of these motors. The size of the soles of the types of boots I tend to look at could probably easily fit these things.
I am curious about the motion sensor idea, too. I swear, you need to just go into the tickle machine business. 😛
The cellphone vibrator motor sounds like it might be too small to get a good range of motion for tickling. I wouldn't worry too much about the size of these motors. The size of the soles of the types of boots I tend to look at could probably easily fit these things.
I am curious about the motion sensor idea, too. I swear, you need to just go into the tickle machine business. 😛
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Aye, Aluminium is a great material to use! XD
When ever I think of Aluminimum, I think about Airplanes ('tis what they're made of, and for the same reasons as I've given above)
xD
When ever I think of Aluminimum, I think about Airplanes ('tis what they're made of, and for the same reasons as I've given above)
xD
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Sammi said:
I recon a vibrator from an xBox Games controlller would work a lil better. ;P
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Sammi said:
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*rummages through my box*
yeah...I recon I got a couple to spare! >.> <.< >.<
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...
Did I say my?
I meant "a random person box who I've never met before in my life and am, thus, not even an acquaintence..."
*slowly backs away*
>.>
Did I say my?
I meant "a random person box who I've never met before in my life and am, thus, not even an acquaintence..."
*slowly backs away*
>.>
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Dunno...
Actually, now I'm curious whose it is. :l
*reads side*
Ex.....Excess?
Oh god.... O_O
Actually, now I'm curious whose it is. :l
*reads side*
Ex.....Excess?
Oh god.... O_O
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Lmao!
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As I've not had a proper tickling yet.....my ideal set up would be eagle spread to the bed so that I'm completely vulnerable and all my ticklish areas can be explored. 😱 The tickle tools I'd love to try out are feathers, sonicares, hairbrush, fork, baby/massage oils.I think I'd also like to have my toes tied back too so that I can't scrunch them up-just so that I'd get a right good tickling there. 😱 hehe
But I'm probably more likely to have the opportunity to be hogtied or tied to a chair seeing as I've no headboard or anything on my bed. :grind_tee
But I'm probably more likely to have the opportunity to be hogtied or tied to a chair seeing as I've no headboard or anything on my bed. :grind_tee
As far as gadgets go, I would say actual brushes might cause problems as mentioned. Something sonic/vibrating might be better. Possibly hit the whole foot/toes. Maybe even find a way to control the spread. Little more complicated/little more money but could defintally be worth it. Another thing could be end up getting through socks. So the sonic/vibrating might be the better choice.
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Hi again,
It's taking time to write up the idea with the motion sensor, but I'm getting there.
Regarding sizes of items being used; here's a pic of the stepper motor from a floppy drive unit. The long shaft is what, to me anyway, makes it stand out as a good item with lots of possibilities.
It's taking time to write up the idea with the motion sensor, but I'm getting there.
Regarding sizes of items being used; here's a pic of the stepper motor from a floppy drive unit. The long shaft is what, to me anyway, makes it stand out as a good item with lots of possibilities.
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That looks perfect. 😀
