They've been together over 20 years, and that tickles me.
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If it tickles my soul, I want it, straight up.
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If it's the latter that tickles your fancy, you're in luck.
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What's more, it tickles every one of a driving enthusiast's senses.
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Preston sings along as Davis tickles the ivories in his house.
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"It tickles me to no end," is how he put it.
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He tickles the face of a newborn baby in a stroller.
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"As a satire, 'The Player' tickles," Vincent Canby wrote in The Times.
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The breeze tickles the handful of whisker-like hairs of my cheeks.
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But, you know, it tickles something, and the thing ran and ran.
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What if I've missed a hair and it tickles him when we kiss?
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Maybe, I thought, these little clit punches would feel better than tentacle tickles?
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I can only say a few things, but it tickles them like crazy.
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Scattering his multifaceted hooks in unexpected corners, he tickles and scratches the ear.
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Go take a look at what we've got, see what tickles your fancy.
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For some reason, speedrunning tickles my fancy where most other esports leave me cold.
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The captain tickles her and plies her with chocolates, an oblique and sickening threat.
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It tickles me to see someone getting a blowjob or riding dick on the dancefloor.
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This is my personal favourite haircut of Richie's, largely because it tickles my nostalgic itch.
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How Tickles Saved Pickles, published by Margaret K. McElderry Books, will hit shelves on Oct.
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"So when you compare us in judo, it … tickles me a little bit," Harrison said.
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For the zoomers online, it's a fixture of Instagram's ever-growing feed of brain tickles.
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Take a look at what we have on offer, and see what tickles your fancy.
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It's as a big-picture production that this "Skin" captures, tickles and distresses the imagination.
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But Amber was quick on her feet ... pivoting to Savage, who clearly tickles her pickle.
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KS: Try to catch all the Mr. Tickles of tech, as I like to say.
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The Duke of Sussex playfully tickles two-year-old Tobias Henning during a walkabout in #Chichester.
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Tasha: Magic Mike XXL tickles me, because it's such a blatantly shameless, over-the-top fantasy.
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Right now, the door's wide open for developers to come up with whatever tickles their fancy.
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After all, there's much more room on the spectrum to find something that tickles your fancy.
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Or just take a spin through our offerings on Cooking and see what tickles your fancy.
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Mr. Norris's undeniably dexterous hand is most effective — and subversive — when it tickles, instead of bludgeons.
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It is also, unfortunately, one of the last times this production holds and tickles your attention.
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"Innovation" still tickles their fancy, and they still largely like clean energy, both renewables and nuclear.
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It tickles down my crooked neural pathways so worn by the ebb of depression and anxiety.
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As a comedy fan, that's what always tickles me—the details, the hidden jokes, and the winks.
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But the Performance trim can outrun supercars with a 0-60 mph time that tickles two seconds.
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The irony tickles him and enables him to use donations to spread the word of the Lord.
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Today's puzzle doesn't reinvent the genre, but I hope it tickles the folks who enjoy such themes.
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He tickles the young baby, who squeals and giggles with delight as he nuzzles into Smollett's chest.
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"I'm not exactly sure what to think of it, but it tickles me and my husband," she says.
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But, after being discovered, the rats would sometimes "re-hide," even if it meant a delay in tickles.
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As he saunters toward the front of the truck, the woman tickles the air in his general direction.
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"The idea with refactoring is that it tickles a whole bunch of things at the same time," he said.
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Scientists at the Goldsmiths InfantLab at the University of London have shown that babies feel tickles differently from adults.
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But there's something different about a new robotic hand that tickles the ivories with techniques usually reserved for humans.
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I'm a really big fan of out-of-the-box Sunday puzzles, hope this one tickles your funny bone.
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But the prospect of a discounted gourmet meal still tickles the taste buds of savvy foodies like Radha Day.
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"On Halloween, your breath is taken, for tonight, the dead awaken," the ghosts sing as a skeleton tickles the ivories.
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All kinds of stuff that tickles that "fun" response center like nothing else out their in video games right now.
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Halfway down the first lap, your lung tickles for air, but the warm sun throws glitter through which you swim.
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"[Dalí's] work contains surprise and humour, it upsets our expectations of a useful object and tickles the imagination," Boag explained.
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It definitely added something to the shooting environment, just like in between takes someone randomly sits down and tickles the ivories.
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Regardless of which show tickles your fancy, it's sometimes tough to figure out how to stream it without a cable subscription.
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Regardless of which show tickles your fancy, it's sometimes tough to figure out how to stream it without a cable subscription.
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At first it will taste good and James will look the happiest man on earth as the flavor tickles his palate.
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The idea here is to bring human-like interaction, like pinching, pokes, tickles, and strokes to our smartphones and other devices ...
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If you&aposve never smelled chili powder frying in oil, know that it&aposs a smell that tickles one&aposs anticipation.
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I'd be happy to see any reasonably progressive, reasonably sane politician doing the job, but this particular saga really tickles me.
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Elsewhere in the sterile laboratory, a hand tickles the emoji, feather flourished, before a lab-coated assistant hands over your card.
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The concept of scrunchies tickles me: repurposed, elastic scraps of fabric that are transformed into a cute little fastener for your updo.
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For the record, I like "personality type" stuff — the fact that bae and I are astrologically compatible tickles me to no end.
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It's an approach to cooking that tickles their curiosity, the produce is cost-effective, and it makes for damn good dinner conversation.
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If the Black Diamond Knife Block tickles your fancy, but you prefer stainless steel knives over ceramic, this set has you covered.
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In combining sport and a tradition of seaside-postcard silliness, Roberts tickles a funny bone that is peculiarly British, but also universal.
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Check out the sale and maybe, just maybe, you could find something that tickles your fancy from one of over 1 billion deals.
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AND FINALLY ... The entertainer Elmo the Irish setter tickles those ivories and belts out a tune that only a dog parent could love.
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"Am I making you embarrassed because you're with an older woman?" she asks, as she playfully tickles the man's face with her finger.
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But after scrolling back through almost two years of photos, he finds a picture that tickles him: of camels against a sandy backdrop.
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Second, the shot that tickles Jimmy the most is the one of a gas lantern sitting on top of a stack of newspapers.
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The sparky noise of the CRT ignites and nostalgia tickles over the viewer like the static electricity given off by this very outdated tech.
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And while Musk denies that the tunnel was part of a secret plan to test out technology for Mars, the question clearly tickles him.
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MasterClass cuts to a side angle just often enough that the staring doesn't get uncomfortable, but still it tickles something in our lizard brains.
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As the actor himself recounted on Conan, he delights in surprising his guests with fun surprises like cockroaches, rats, and tickles in unmentionable places.
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Now, when I am anxious on an airplane or cannot sleep, my husband tickles me gently there and my breathing slows, my heart quiets.
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DEMON RUM, another phrase that tickles the tongue but hasn't been seen in a long time, returns today, even though its meaning hasn't changed.
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Both Cardi and Parton regularly reference their bodies and curves — an approach that titillates and tickles the public — but there is far more to them.
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Luckily, there was a large sow named Tickles, who lived on a far away farm that was willing to help Pickles and save the day.
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Some of this tickles the eye, like the semi-translucent, pony-size koi fish that float through the air, seemingly just because they look cool.
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It tickles me in all the right spots, and its music and iconic lines have been etched on my soul as clearly as my own name.
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There are a lot of important state primaries on the horizon, so make sure you go get out and vote, no matter who tickles your fancy.
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The shades include orange, peach, blue, purple, pink, and fuchsia, making it easy to so channel Madonna, Cyndi Lauper, or Boy George — whichever tickles your fancy.
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Whatever tickles your fancy, from bright turquoise tones, meaningful messaging, or a new take on a French tip — there are countless ways to try something new.
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But the botanicals and essential oils awaken our senses, the lush suds overtake our dirty hands, and the packaging tickles the visual part of our brains.
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It's our last real chance to spend a weekday grilling steaks and seafood and whatever else tickles our fancy before summer starts to turn to fall.
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For the main course, pick whichever pizza name tickles your fancy: Oscar the Grouch ($21999), The Becky ($210), Meat Packing ($19993) or the Italian Stallion ($20).
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What really tickles the imagination is a grid that contains dozens or hundreds of networked microgrids — even a grid that is someday composed of networked microgrids.
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I guess there's just something irresistible about a guy who chooses to wear giant inflatable hands over his real hands and then tickles you with them?
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Spafinder's gift cards are accepted at over 25,000 spa and wellness locations nationwide — so whether it's Botox or boxing that tickles her fancy, you'll have it covered.
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But pressed ever so slightly, Hayden explained that he grew up in a segregated society and that nothing tickles his fancy as much as seeing interracial couples.
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Unlike whatever style of ambient tickles your fancy, Birds in the Trap Sing McKnight crackles with sonic filth, gauzy aural detail, weird ugly noises to listen to.
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In a post on social media, Howard shared a video of a baby sitting on Smollett's lap and breaking into fits of giggles when he tickles him.
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Written by Pickles' person, Maddie Johnson, How Tickles Saved Pickles tells the story of how our swine star from San Francisco hit health troubles early in his life.
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But just speaking personally, this is the first gaming headset I've found that's enhanced my play while also delivering a listening experience that tickles my nerdy inner audiophile.
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The top of your car is down, the wind tickles the back of your neck as it lifts up your hair; you let your head go with it.
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I have to say, though, it tickles me pink that Disney spent billions building what reminds me a heck of a lot of a Star Wars version of Spaceteam.
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She doesn't coat her lyrics in colorful prose, and that's what makes Last Day of Summer feel as agonizing as the first day the fall breeze tickles your neck.
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I am a huge believer in this & Ella has done so much for me and we look forward to sharing the love, Timmy tickles and many visits in 2019.
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That descriptor, now common for boutiques that stock not only fashion, but also art, furniture, books and whatever else tickles their proprietors, could well have been coined for hers.
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O'Brien solicits young men from around the world to star in online tickling videos, where they're strapped down while other athletic young dudes torture them with tickles (all while fully clothed).
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I kind of wish Carl Reiner had just stuck his head into one scene just for giggles, but really, that's the kind of pop-cult subtext that tickles all my funnybones.
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This is the kind of movie they love: no political implications, relevant only in the way it tickles them when they think of some of the lines and stunts and characters.
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Here's an antacid: a literate, perpetually curious, good-humored and prolific chronicler of scientific wonders, astonishing optical illusions, space-exploration tidbits and just about anything else that tickles one's intellectual fancy.
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Robert Lepage's high-tech staging tickles the palate of the Instagram age with an expensive gadget made out of rotating planks that configure themselves into sculptural backdrops and surfaces for video wizardry.
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It's a weird accidental gift among friends, but I think of it far more often than I'd expected — pretty much whenever I hear a joke or a line that just really tickles.
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I throw on his vibey new remix for Shura, and as a shuffling bassline tickles my eardrums, the eagle immediately begins to move and shake his head, as the wind gently ruffles his feathers.
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When we first spot a new item, our gut reaction is to connect it to a past decade's aesthetic: "That's very '70s-ish," we'll say about a new cropped flare that tickles our fancy.
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"There is variety of healthy dietary patterns to follow, whatever tickles your fancy and your palate," said Joan Salge Blake, clinical associate professor in the nutrition program at Boston University and a registered dietitian.
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The expansive inclusion of people who escape clear "transgender" classification but present a trans-ish sensibility tickles not only the stern proclamation of transgender existence, but also the nose-raised attitude of museum curation.
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Chiptune Radio's Undertale, the remixed soundtrack to the critically acclaimed role-playing video game designed by Toby Fox (one I've never played), is deliriously catchy; it tickles your ears and diddles your dopamine receptors.
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"This is a one-off individual that tickles our scientific and childhood curiosity towards nature," the study's first author, Mikkel Skovrind from the Natural History Museum of Denmark at the University of Copenhagen, told Gizmodo.
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Between the speaker's direct reckonings with his grief ("I thought of you again tonight, thin as a rake") are oceans of verbal bric-a-brac, tickles to the ear and intellect, but hard to grasp.
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" Jon is responding to comments Israel made during an interview with TMZ Sports, when Adesanya told us a fight with Jones "tickles my loins" ... and added, "I already killed one G.O.A.T. and I'm hunting the next.
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While a latke breakfast sandwich, corned beef latke sandwich with apple and sour cream slaw, and "everything bagel" latke and lox sandwich certainly appeal to us, this simple fried chicken latke sandwich also tickles our tastebuds.
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Brazil's 3%, a dystopian Netflix original series in the vein of The Hunger Games, not only appeals to sci-fi fans but also tickles anxieties about extreme inequity and the impending apocalypse that ring pretty universal.
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He has long positioned himself, improbably, as the capital's consummate outsider, despite a résumé that tickles all corners of the Washington establishment: Princeton, Harvard, Supreme Court clerk, the George W. Bush campaign, the George W. Bush administration.
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As always, a trademark (or patent filing) doesn't confirm any products that will launch in the future, but at the very least, it tickles our fantasies for a world inspired by the technologies seen in science fiction films.
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Really whatever hot sauce tickles your fancy will do, although we'd steer clear of something that has a high sodium content (like Frank's Red Hot), since your broth flavor packet will already have plenty of that for you. 6.
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So it probably tickles Google to know that it got its phone out there before Apple, even though — assuming Google sticks to the script — the next iPhone will come out in September while the Google phone won't arrive until October.
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I met up with the Georgian-born designer to discuss his new industry-breaking collection, what tickles his creatives senses on a daily basis, what exactly he's selling, and perhaps most importantly, why people are so hungry to buy it.
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Maybe. What if joining forces with former teammate and pseudo-All-Star Eric Bledsoe, a stable veteran like Tyson Chandler, and a bunch of blooming could-be-awesomes like Booker, Josh Jackson, Dragan Bender, and Marquese Chriss tickles his fancy?
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It should be straight back to her mansion after said dockside epiphany for slaps and tickles atop some waxy lips, but the game's antagonist LeChuck, a ghost pirate terrorizing the waters of this entirely fictional Caribbean setting, goes and kidnaps her.
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To this day, when I play a video game that tickles me in a way I wasn't anticipating, that offers something fresh, I immediately click to Wikipedia: who is behind this marvelous thing, and how do I get more of it?
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The satire of a bumbling Homer Simpson as a nuclear plant worker plays out the endgame of nuclear annihilation to an audience terrified of a nuclear accident in a way that tickles us but does not dissolve our very real fear.
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The six-episode series is made up of an around 30-comedian cast, and we rounded up some of the best below so you can keep up with all the incredible cameos, and choose what episode tickles your particular historical funny bone.
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He is always looking to transform, even sabotage, his own set, veering off on tangents, interrupting, latching on to a phrase that tickles him, repeating it over and over until it becomes a kind of incantation whose repetition becomes its own bizarre joke.
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In comparison with other violins, Stradivari and Guarneri instruments are known for possessing rich, dark bass tones and a quality known as brilliance, or the ability to project a clean, high-frequency sound that "tickles your ear from far away," Dr. Nagyvary said.
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The trailer for Netflix's docuseries 'Dogs' will make you tear up, duh Watch a soldier resuscitate a lifeless puppy with CPR Puppy meets a bunch of goats and melts hearts around the world Playful puppy gets so riled up by tickles, he falls asleep
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Radio is an even more intimate medium than premium cable television with a Mature Audiences content rating, and Ms. Cattrall's speech, isolated from other sounds, conjures those sedative tickles of faint euphoria associated with the phenomenon known as A.S.M.R., or autonomous sensory meridian response.
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Her name is Lulingo and she's a baby gorilla who is guaranteed to make you smile, laugh and cry (and maybe cry again, and coo and aww …) when you watch the video of this sweet, silly cutie going bananas with laughter while her caretaker tickles her tummy.
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There are two passwords we need to set in this setup: one for the administrator or "root" account that has god-mode over the whole virtual machine, and one that's safe to log into from the outside, which you can name whatever cool haxor handle tickles your fancy.
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If this news tickles your nostalgia bone (just go with it), OG Planeteers will be pleased to hear that the first season of Captain Planet launches today on the Cartoon Network app, so you'll have plenty of time to get that earworm theme song stuck in your head before the OK K.O. episode airs on Oct. 9.
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You remember them, and that is half of loving them: when you hear a long-forgotten banger it tickles certain synapses in your brain, the synapses that make you hold a single finger in the air and towards the speaker, turn to anyone you're with and go wide-eyed, your hips are already dancing, you're already bopping your head.
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Saying that, there are some hits in a world of misses, and if there's one artist who does it right, it's Shura, the 25-year-old musician whose debut album Nothing's Real takes all the awkward, uncomfortable and blissful moments of having a huge crush on someone, and turns it into glittering pop music that tickles your brain.
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Uninterested in lowering or raising the bar, in finding a mechanical alternative to the paint brush or in making a signature commodity (remember that guy who got famous by painting badly on broken dishes?) – all conventional macho choices – Eisenman is fascinated by the challenge of making paintings and drawings about whatever crosses her mind, tickles her fancy, bugs her, challenges her, worries her, depresses her, brings her joy, or tests her capacity for downright silliness, always – it should be noted – with an edge.
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