Has anyone informed FOX what "tea bagging" actually means?

[HopeHoops]

I'm sure it is a common practice in the break room but do they know it is CALLED that?

[skygazer]

1. My hope is that they don't learn for quite some time

It's a source of endless amusement. :rofl:

[MrScorpio]

2. I'm not going to tell them

The clueless fucks are going to find out on their own

[ashling]

3. "actually means?" ... don't you mean "is a euphemism for?"

:shrug:

[Jamastiene]

4. What would be teh funny, would be if someone held up a sign

with the urban dictionary definition (word for word) on their morning show, when they show the people on the street. :evilgrin:

Perhaps, in the near future, the "tea baggers" will play right into our hands and organize a protest of sorts in that area during one of their morning shows. All one of us has to do then is slip in there with the sign, while the rest of us YouTube it, and we can laugh our asses off for decades about that one. :evilgrin:

See? You must always dream BIG to get the maximum enjoyment out of it. :evilgrin:

[DeepBlueC]

10. OMG That would be Dream TV!!!

[DeepBlueC]

11. You can bet they will play it as sign of Librul Licentiousness

Like jes folks would NEVER know that sort of thing.

[hellbound-liberal]

5. Sure! It's how most of their female (and male) newsmodels get their jobs!

[burning rain]

6. Someone there has GOT to know.

Granted, not Glendel or the Manatee, but someone.

[Critters2]

7. Seems like Shep would know. nt

[Critters2]

8. "Read the 'teabagus maximus' post for proper teabagging instructions".

:rofl:




http://teabagobama.blogspot.com/

[Initech]

9. You'd think someone would've figured it out by now.

I'm certainly not going to spoil it... having too much fun with this! :evilgrin:

[Ellen Forradalom]

12. I'm trying to figure out how to explain it to my nine-year-old

after he heard his father and I how in laughter at Rachel Maddow's segment on it.