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Three Acrobats Form Formation on Bank of River
Best. Teabag. Ever.
Tammy And The T-Rex
Just in case people don' t know wtf I'm talking about...
https://videosift.com/video/Now-if-you-re-going-to-teabag-this-is-how-you-do-it
Foo Fighters - Run
Okay, that was funny as hell. Upvoted for 1) elderly teabagging (around 4:30 mark) and 2) looking almost like an elderly version of the zombie apocalypse.
Star Citizen Vanduul driller 2016
As good as this game looks, I can't figure out who on earth would pay top dollar just to get teabagged by some Saudi oil baron's son who had the requisite 3 million dollars to get the best stuff..
In all seriousness though - I don't understand how the real money investment is going to be justified in terms of gameplay. If you pay top top money then you expect the game to work, be good fun, and have a big advantage over all the people who can't afford all the good stuff (AKA "pwning newbs" in the parlance of our time). But if they don't keep the newbs playing the game, the game world will be empty, no economy or trade, it'll be a dead game - who wants to keep playing a game where some pay2win kid runs circles round you all day? So how do you keep newbies interested and keep them playing, whilst also still ensuring people who paid hundreds of thousands of dollars will have their huge advantage over everyone else? How will an economy work within that system too?
I feel like it's a recipe for either a dead game, or some seriously pissed off rich people. If the rich people don't mind dropping 100k on a game, will they mind dropping 100k on suing the developers? The frankly ridiculous buy-ins may have given them some very big headaches before the game has even started, in terms of economy and relative strength of the players. Starting to get no man's sky vibes.
Consent is actually easy to understand, yeah?
I think it's called "fore-play". You're not just...adding cold water to a teabag and drinking it down immediately are you? That's not how to have enjoyable tea.
I'm still trying to figure out what the "making tea" metaphor is supposed to represent. Are people fluffing before gametime or something these days?
How about a little love for long-time but low-star members? (Sift Talk Post)
Just quoting this bit. Sure, there's 'privileges' that high-traffic members deserve. I don't believe helping with routine maintenance stuff that helps the site's overall quality without creating any real risk should be in that category.
I also don't believe the ability to downvote a comment or a video should be a privilege that requires a tremendous amount of membership time to earn either. I can understand getting past probation (which in itself is a bit of work) before opening that option up. But it's likely that anyone getting past that barrier is not your 11-year-old foul-mouthed teabagging anarchist-wannabe Call of Duty player who has apparently slept with your mother.
When it comes to voting, shouldn't everyone have the same voice?
I think that regular members (before star level) could probably be trusted to help with those simple bookkeeping things.
5 Fun Physics Phenomena
Spinning the iphone - it is possible to do, i've played with that effect with a tv remote as a kid, trying to flip it over once and catch it. That's when i found out about Dzhanibekov effect. I think that basically more mass lies along the plane in which it is spinning, and it either isn't balanced or isn't precisely stable as it's released, and so there is a net centrifugal force acting on the phone in the direction that it begins to rotate (if you don't do it right), gently at first but the further it goes into its spin the more it reinforces itself and it flips. (that's what i remember from childhood, but the wikipedia article itself is accurate so double check) I'd like to investigate this effect in space/vacuums though, it's still interesting.
The water one - this is just one scientific opinion and i imagine many exist, but i can't find any true source on this. My immediate reaction to his explanation about the uniform electric field is to consider the field projected by the cup - prior warning simplifications are rife. Approximate the electric field emitted by the negatively charged cup as being normal to the surface at any point on the surface. You bring that field towards the water, and if there is indeed a more positively charged side, then it would experience a force in an electric field. We can safely believe that the water molecules will fall facing in all directions (fluid dynamics ensuring a nice distribution of particles within the stream allowing us to believe that), and any that are not pointed exactly parallel to the electric field will experience some kind of force. However water can also have a meniscus, which might encourage the water to "stick together" a bit and head towards the negative source, but i'm not sure about that in a flowing/falling context.
The fundamental point here is that an electric field is introduced to the water which responds by moving towards the source of the field. He hasn't shown me anything to doubt the standard explanation, and i don't understand why he thinks that the molecule wouldn't experience a force if it is as described. Without using electric charge to explain it, and i'm quite certain it isn't magnetic (the only other associated phenomenon), he's basically saying it's magic?
@robbersdog49 got the cane and cereal ones, and the teabag one is of course just the fact that the burning teabag heats nearby air, hot air rises which causes cooler air to rush in from the side and below, which causes a bit of an upwards current of flowing air, and when the remnant of the teabag is light enough, it is lifted by that force. As it burns lower, there's less fuel (paper) and it's less hot, so the force drops, so it only happens when it's nearly ash and very light. The last piece almost doesn't make it.
Olesya the Bendy
I figure I could have sex with her and teabag her at the same time... We truly live in a golden age.
Edit: Oh yeah, *cameltoe
Moe Tucker of The Velvet Underground = Teabagger
teabag me, baby-*promote
The Dad swing
cutest teabagging ever.
The 7 Deadly Sins of Online Gaming
They did Lust wrong. Who cares about virtual teabagging? Lust should've been the pathetic veneration or more frequently, the abuse of female gamers
White Supremacist Rally "Clowned" by Counter Protest
All I know is he aint white and he aint teabagging republican white either. So if that doesnt make him a Kenyan communist nazi-muslim, then nothing will.
you're missing the implications of the word national... they want unity... among only their nationality... in this case, "white".. thats why saying obama is a socialist to imply he is a nazi makes no sense... he cant be a socialist and a nazi!
Stephen Colbert offers Trump $1 Million to...
Oh, what I would give to have been at the staff meeting while they were nutting (pun intended) that one out.
- "Now, what is the appropriate response to Trump's latest douchebaggery?"
- "How about we offer him money to do something stupid?"
- "Great, but what?"
- "How about fellatio?"
- "Not demeaning enough - let's teabag him".
Stephen Colbert offers Trump $1 Million to...
That's quite a costly teabag!
*ba-dum-tish!*
Angry Tea Rap
Some real gangsta needs to put this wannabe in 'is place. Makin' tea with teabags?!!