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    Rachel Maddow and Ana Marie Cox Debate Discuss the Merits of Tea-Bagging

    By Orlando on Thu, 04/09/2009 - 11:05pm | Politics

    I feel dirty.

    And also, somehow, proud of Rachel Maddow and Ana Marie Cox. Tonight on Rachel's show, they found the Holy Grail of double entendre. I wonder if Glenn Beck gets it.

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    Thanks, O...hadn't gotten to Rachel yet tonight! That was too funny...wonder if they know yet that they chose an unfortunate name?


    by stillidealistic on Thu, 04/09/2009 - 11:20pm

    Those conservatives have courage, I'll give them that. It's pretty, ahem, ballsy to refer to yourself publicly as a teabagger.


    by Orlando on Thu, 04/09/2009 - 11:22pm

    For Republicans who don't get it, let's share the connotation. From the Urban Dictionary:

    By h4x0r3r:
    Multiple meanings. 1) one who carries large bags of packaged tea for shipment. 2) a man that squats on top of a womens face and lowers his genitals into her mouth during sex, known as "teabagging" 3) one who has a job or talent that is low in social status 4) a person who is unaware that they have said or done something foolish, childlike, noobish, lame, or inconvenient. 5) also see "fagbag", "lamer", "noob"
    Matt baseball, I can't believe he skipped our lan party to go to practice. Yeah, that kid is such a teabagger.

    By Matt:
    One who slaps another person in the face with their nad sack.
    I just teabagged your sister

    By Joe:
    Any guy who drives a Ford Explorer "Sport" (the two door model).
    This espescially applies to Explorer Sport drivers with bicycle racks mounted on top of their vehichles.

    While h4x0r3r's 2) is clearly the reference of the double-entendre and Matt's is my favorite, I think that h4x0r3r's 4) is the most apt.


    by Michael Wolraich on Fri, 04/10/2009 - 12:37am

    Thanks for posting this.  Cox was fantastic with the straight act.

    Am I living in bizarro world?  The anchors are jokesters and the jokesters are anchors.  Or maybe it's just that John Edwards was right about there being two Americas, except that one is comprised of hopelessly unaware buffoons and zealots and the other is comprised of people who have long since given up trying to write anything funny in the face of being constantly bested by the clowns of reality.


    by DF on Fri, 04/10/2009 - 1:41pm

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