The Buckets by Greg Cravens for November 14, 2014
November 13, 2014
November 15, 2014
Transcript:
Why'd you suddenly decide to sneak up and tickle me? Eddie and I were playing! I was tickling him and he was laughing! We were having a great time! Oh. I'm sorry I missed it. So as I! So I came to tickle you. I thought you'd laugh, too. I'm sorry I reacted so negatively, Larry. Watch out for him, mom! He'll tickle ya til ya wet your pants!
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Liverlips McCracken Premium Member about 10 years ago
Here’s the answer to the wherefores about the now infamous tickling episode. Let this be a lesson to all.
Observer fo Irony about 10 years ago
Sounds like child abuse to me.
sfreader1 about 10 years ago
My brother and I used to have tickling “fights” when we were 8 and 11. It finally got so that I was immune to tickling. Must have been overload.
Roger Merritt about 10 years ago
I’ve always hated being tickled. Bullies like to tickle their victims.
Retired Dude about 10 years ago
In this case it’s an expression of love between father and son. I can’t see what’s wrong with that.
Marko56 about 10 years ago
Look at the shnozzolas on these people. How do they get their t-shirts on?
Diane Lee Premium Member about 10 years ago
So, despite the fact that HE attacked her, SHE is the one who is blaming herself for “reacting negatively”. I sorta figured it would work out to be her fault way one way or the other.
Allan CB Premium Member about 10 years ago
awww cute…
Comic Minister Premium Member about 10 years ago
Don’t interrupt Eddie!
Saucy1121 Premium Member about 10 years ago
See today’s Back in the Day for a different outcome to a tickle.
connie about 10 years ago
Many people don’t realize that tickling actually can be considered a form of torture and bullying. If the child wets his pants, it’s gone too far.
slsharris about 10 years ago
And one guess as to who is going to do the laundry…