I’ve heard the term used before, and undoubtedly it’s something sexual. But what is it? If someone offered to tea-bag me, should I take them up on the offer?
I think it’s putting one’s testicles in another’s mouth.
See my earlier thread on this here:
If this was for mature audiences only, you wouldn’t get any answers. 
Gawd, these ads are killing me.
Great, we finally get ads that are customized to the content of the thread.
Aren’t you glad Google misunderstood what the exact content of this thread is?
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Anyone else think these links might not be working out as planned?
I’ve got the ads blocked. Anyone care to share what they said?
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I do not recommend folding the teabags in this sense… :rolleyes:
heh. depends.
A bunch of my friends (all in their 30s to 40s) think it is funny to teabag someone who has passed out. Typically, someone shoots a pic of the event and it circulates the next week via email. We use definition #2. . .
I have a buncha immature friends. And I say that even tho I’ve never been hit.
Ha!
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snerk I guess Teabagging could be construed as bioterrorism.
FYI, John Waters’s film “Pecker” was the first place I saw this term used.
I have a strange craving for a cup of hot tea…
I got the tea bag if you got the tea pot!
The Law of Unintended Consequences strikes again!
So it turns out that those who have blocked the ads are now missing a fun part of the SDMB experience. This is the sixth or seventh thread I’ve seen in which the ads coupled with the comments about them are simply great. Ah, well.
So if that’s teabagging, then what is the name of the practice whereby one’s testicles are enveloped by a teapot of lukewarm water, while one’s partner lovingly blows down the spout to provide for a small, intimate and refreshing Jacuzzi?
I think we need to know.
I remember watching an interview of Waters, where he said that it was just something random he threw into the movie and the term was made up on the spot. He seemed surprised and a little flattered that teabagging became such a sensation.
First and only time I’m come across (so to speak) this term is in the recent terrific little Australian film Somersault.