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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I don't get tickled at all. or, I don't get ticklish at all. both are correct and almost mean the same?
  

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Anonymous I don't get tickled at all. or, I don't get ticklish at all. both are correct and almost mean the same?

— CalifJim

  • Anonymous I don't get tickled at all.
  • or, I don't get ticklish at all.
  • both are correct and almost mean the same?
  • You don't want "get" there.
  • I'm not at all ticklish.
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Anonymous I don't get tickled at all. or, I don't get ticklish at all. both are correct and almost mean the same?
You don't want "get" there.

I'm not at all ticklish.

CJ
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AnonymousI don't get tickled at all.
This tells me that no one ever tickles you.
AnonymousI don't get ticklish at all
Not sure what that means, really. Makes me want to change the lyrics of one song of Will Smith's, which was my daughter's favourite hit back in the day, to "gettin' ticklish with it".
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