#tuff shit

Ask me if I’m a SFW blog why do I reblog from NSFW Blogs and that shows that you haven’t read my intro, I personally don’t see my like of tickling as a sexual thing nor do I practice it sexually so all my art usually is sfw. But that doesn’t mean I can’t enjoy art by those artist and appreciate the hard work they put into there art. We all enjoy tickling in different ways so why block out someone because they don’t enjoy tickling my way?? Idk if that makes sense and I understand if you don’t agree but like that’s just how I roll and if you don’t like nsfw tickle art then that’s fine enjoy your tickles your way and I’ll enjoy it my way and we all live in peace lol

I dunno why you would make all that but its cool that it has Snoop, Bucciarati, AND CHIP ANON on it! I'll hang it on my ceiling 😈

Here’s something a little different, and one of my favorite obscurities in my library. In 1980, on the Lower East Side, over on the Bowery, something different and important was happening--Mike Parker, Jeff Freund, Michael Hrynyk, and Rich McClusky were putting Parker’s street-harsh, politically driven poems to music. They were an anomaly in the punk scene as no one knew what to make of this synth/electropop-punk sound. They only recorded two albums as Ballistic Kisses in the UK, Total Access (from which this track “Tuff Shit” comes) and Wet Moments. Considering our contemporary socio-economic/political climate, these songs are still relevant, unfortunately.