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[The Wankster]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540...45811#30145811

Is she supposed to be a legitimate news source?

That was like 3 minutes of my life I can't get back, what a complete waste of air space if that was supposed to be funny? Newsworthy? WTF exactly was that?

[smokymountainrain]

What would she know about tea bagging? I'm just saying...

My thoughts exactly.

Although, in her defense, I wouldn't be shocked to find out she has testicles.

[Pheidippides]

Is she supposed to be a legitimate news source?

That was like 3 minutes of my life I can't get back, what a complete waste of air space if that was supposed to be funny? Newsworthy? WTF exactly was that?

That's the whole point - I don't know what it was supposed to be. I didn't think it was funny so much as I was shocked at the gratuitous use of the phrase "teabag" on MSNBC when the anchor knew what it meant.

[Coach McGuirk]

My thoughts exactly.

Although, in her defense, I wouldn't be shocked to find out she has testicles.

which I was going to state but I didn't want to gender preference profile based on her appearance. But she's a lesbian.

[KillerDog]

Funny tea bag story.

In highschool I played a little hoops. My buddies from the team started referring to a dunk that was actually on another person as a "tea bag." The reference of course based on the defender's position while you dunked the ball. It was an especially apt phrase when the defender tried to take a charge. By my senior year, this phrase had become so common that we all used it and would set each other up in warmups to get tea bagged etc. Without noticing, we were influencing innocent minds.

During a game, I got out on a break and took an alley-oop over a late defender...totally tea-bagging the defender. The crowd cheered, I acted like I was a star, opposing coach called a timeout and the world went on. Just as we come out of the timeout, my mother, born and raised LDS and aptly named Molly yells out over the relatively quiet gym "Yeah K-dog, you sure tea bagged that guy!" Someone in the stand must have told her why everyone in the gym was embarrassed for a few seconds before the entire bench, including coaches went insane. "Teabag" was banned from my house after that.

[Surfah]

Funny tea bag story.

In highschool I played a little hoops. My buddies from the team started referring to a dunk that was actually on another person as a "tea bag." The reference of course based on the defender's position while you dunked the ball. It was an especially apt phrase when the defender tried to take a charge. By my senior year, this phrase had become so common that we all used it and would set each other up in warmups to get tea bagged etc. Without noticing, we were influencing innocent minds.

During a game, I got out on a break and took an alley-oop over a late defender...totally tea-bagging the defender. The crowd cheered, I acted like I was a star, opposing coach called a timeout and the world went on. Just as we come out of the timeout, my mother, born and raised LDS and aptly named Molly yells out over the relatively quiet gym "Yeah K-dog, you sure tea bagged that guy!" Someone in the stand must have told her why everyone in the gym was embarrassed for a few seconds before the entire bench, including coaches went insane. "Teabag" was banned from my house after that.

Awesome. My mother told me today is tea bag day and I let out a chuckle.

[TripletDaddy]

If you all want to see how professionals spoof the news, check this out. This is a prime example of how it is really done.

"Big Dap" Ramirez. lol.

http://www.breitbart.com/voxant.php?id=3673567

[Donuthole]

If you all want to see how professionals spoof the news, check this out. This is a prime example of how it is really done.

"Big Dap" Ramirez. lol.

http://www.breitbart.com/voxant.php?id=3673567

"Slock's at a stick and a muff bag." lol
That is some funny stuff.

[SteelBlue]

To be fair to Ms. Maddow her program is a news commentary show and not a newscast is it not? She is not a news anchor trying to be Jon Stewart, she's a news show host trying to be Jon Stewart.