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One suspects instead that the “Panorama” report was created solely to tickle the emotional pleasure centers of the journalists involved and the liberals among their audience.

As often as you may be tickled by its fanged silliness, you’ll also be drained.

I waded a long way out, til the bottom grew mucky and seaweed tickled my legs, then submerged.

Carney’s affectionate salute to the local hero had one line that tickled the crowd — “As Uncle Buck said,” the PM intoned with tongue-in-cheek gravitas — and pointed political jabs that got people clapping.

“The real strength is this combination of virtual reality, some live action and animation. When it’s done well, it stretches the imagination and tickles the funny bone.”