Rachel Maddow discusses Fox News' desire to "tea bag" Obama... John Waters has yet to comment
Last night, Rachel Maddow indulged in her juvenile side with a snickerfest about protests to Obama's fiscal policy calling themselves "tea parties" with calls being made to "tea bag" Barack Obama, liberal democrats and more. The talk about tea bagging is meant to invoke the Boston Tea Party, but to anyone who has watched the John Waters film Pecker, it calls to mind something that the go-go boys at the Fudge Palace performed on clients. Fortunately for humor, Fox News pundits and tea party organizers seem oblivious to this, leading Maddow and guest Ana Marie Cox to demonstrate how sometimes an unintended sexual innuendo can keep getting funnier the more you mention it. As far as I know no one has asked John Waters to comment, but I'm sure he'd have some valuable insights to add. Check out the segment: Visit msnbc.com for Breaking News, World News, and News about the Economy Submitted by on Fri, 2009-04-10 11:06. |
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Can I please vote for Rachel in the AfterElton Hot 100?
heh...
i saw this last night and i was cracking up, but only because every other word was "tea bagging" and i kept thinking "there has to be a reason why they keep saying this term every 5 seconds..."
i had a feeling it had to do with something sexual, but eh, i'm slow.
I'm so tired this morning
I blame Rachel Maddown for me being tired this morning. I was laughing so hard at this segment when I went to bed (I'm old, I go to bed at 11pm now), I couldn't get to sleep. That woman owes me a nap! I generally switch over from Comedy Central at 11:30 so I can stop laughing and got to sleep, and there she was being funnier than Stuart and Colbert.
I feel so sorry for Republicans on this - they don't even realize they're not in an an 11 year old joke. Normally I'm all for them making asses of themselves, but I feel somehow sorry for them being so incredibly out of touch. And they just keep going. You'd think one of the Fox news staffers would be trolling pop culture blogs for something to get upset about and find out they're making fools of themselves, but no. O'Reilly is actually going to have the on-air aneurysm we've all been expecting when he finally figures it out.
OMG, I laughed so hard. You
Or at least listen to their wives
Hilarious
There was a segment on the Daily Show about this a couple of weeks back. How do these people not realize what they're saying?
http://www.thedailyshow.com/video/index.jhtml?videoId=220573&title=indignation-populist-uprising
The immature kid in us all is smiling
Teabagging: a short history
I was always unsure of the Sex and the City explanation because I had thought that tea bagging had come to mean giving someone oral sex while he/she still had their under pants on.
In the movie, it was described as a stripper, wearing a jock strap, bouncing his balls off of a customers forehead, something that is presumably just this side of legal in that city.
T-bagging demonstration from the movie (youtube).
It's very simple, really
Yap I saw this… it was