Are you tickly under 'there'?

[chickenscratching]

Poll question: Are you tickly under 'there'?

Mr. Bear thinks so. :shrug:

[Deja Q]

1. Just precisely where is 'there'?

Oh, I see, pa bear is tickling baby bear there

:wow:

Pretty porny for a toddler's book...

[Richardo]

2. Under where? The Smithfield Street Bridge?

Yes.

[Bunny]

10. Don't ever let me catch you under that bridge, then.

I am relentless! :evilgrin:

[Richardo]

11. Oh boy!

:bounce:

[Schema Thing]

3. I'm with you on #6

it's starts looking like "tinkly", or maybe I'm a bit more pervy than I'd heretofore realized.

[chickenscratching]

4. right on: any word will do it do you take the word "blood"

blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood blood


now doesn't that look strange when you get to the end?

[Schema Thing]

18. er... uhmm.... no?

it still looks like blood to me, but for some reason if I try reading all of the "bloods", I pronounce it more like a drawn out "blued" by the last blood. :shrug:

[Zuni]

I noticed the same things with words

when you think about it, they look and sound strange if you think about them...one that always gets me is the word "bed", I have no idea why

[chickenscratching]

6. after looking at 'bed' for awhile

it really starts looking like a bed.
:crazy:
ahh!
It's transmogrifying right in front of me eyes!

[Zuni]

7. transmogrify

that is calvin and Hobbes! :bounce:

[chickenscratching]

8. Scientific Progress goes Boink!

Boink!
:bounce:
:bounce:

[jeff30997]

5. Tickly Ickly Ickly

[edbermac]

9. Behind my left ear...

Whenever I get a haircut and they use that electric razor to trim the hair back there, I just squirm in my seat...

[ghostsofgiants]

12. I'm pretty much tickly everywhere

[chickenscratching]

14. even "THERE" ???!!!

????!!!!????!?!!!??!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[ghostsofgiants]

16. Hmmm...

I think so, yeah. Who knows?

[chickenscratching]

17. Who Doesn't know?

[ghostsofgiants]

19. Hey now...I'm not that kind of girl

[chickenscratching]

20. "get your damn hands off her!"

[ghostsofgiants]

22. Hahaha

Awesome.

[billyskank]

13. I dunno where "there" is, but even so

the answer is yes. I'm very ticklish. :(

[Lannes]

15. underwear?

[Richardo]

21. Catch this review....what is out of place?

Children's Literature
The father bear in this board book counts fingers and toes while bathing his young cub. Body parts are the focus and kids will learn about eyes, noses, tongues, mouth, arms and legs and "one very tickly tum." It is all very sweet and will appeal to very young children. The pictures are bright and the limited number of pages is appropriate for kids with short attention spans. The fact that father bears play no role in raising their young will not be an issue for the intended audience. A companion book is entitled Can I Have a Hug? 2002 (orig. 1998), Orchard, $5.95. Ages 6 mo. to 3. Reviewer: Marilyn Courtot

Is the requirement for verisimilitude SO strong in our toddler literature that one must make this disclaimer? :eyes:

[chickenscratching]

26. ha!

that is rich!
:rofl:

[jandrok]

23. No, but I'm really, hugely, PRICKLY there.

It's the troof.

:evilgrin:

[aeolian]

24. Well, that explains the letter from the county

about a Mr. Bear moving into the area.


...and no, I'm not "tickly" there...not the least bit.

:hide:

[SarahB]

25. That is privileged information.

Known only by me and the select people I allow to explore me. :D