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Edited by ImAwesomeLee:
7/23/2016 1:16:09 PM
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Why teabaging shows that your mother sucks
Everyone has good days and everyone has bad days, and my grandfather once told me that how you act on your bad days shows what kind of man you are.
Even during my worst games, after finally getting a kill, I have never teabagged a player. I realize that makes me a minority in this game. Countless YouTuber d-bags with 3.0 k/D's teabag on the regular. One can only ask why? And the reason is there mothers( or father's) failed. SPORTSMANSHIP fellas (or ladies)!!!
Jesus, have a little respect for people that happen to like the same game you do.
Teabaging in a game is the equivalent of my 3rd grade son scoring a goal in Pee-wee soccer then yelling out " yeah! Suck it bitch!". And if he did, he would be grounded for a week. Why this behavior is acceptable in game is beyond me.
To all teabaggers, you parents sucked. Don't make the same mistakes they did.
Thank you for reading.
Never thought I'd get so many responses, and I've tried to answer as many as I could but just to save some time. . . .
If you think I'm an "op" that got pissed. . .
Yup got it no need to post
If you want to vow to t bag me in game. . . . .
Save you're key strokes, Just hop in line. The line starts behind eris.
Just those 2 should remove 99% of posts.
Have a good one
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#Destiny
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I got owned in relics once and I messaged him: I need to git gud, teach me your ways LMG senpai. (he messaged me GG) [spoiler]I owned him the next match with my plan C[/spoiler] [spoiler]he messaged me what I messaged him in the first place we had a lot of fun until bungie decided to break up the match. [/spoiler]
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I bag because I'm an asshole with no sense of morality, sportsmanship, or compassion. The fact that this thread exists is proof of the immortal nature of my seed. Planted in your mind via by bag, impregnated your subconscious, then birthed a healthy young salt thread. Now I'm here to nurture my progeny with some fatherly advice. Git gud, scrub.
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I just laugh at the people who teabag, when they're the worst ones on their team. Teabagging doesn't bother me, and I only return the favor, once a player commences.
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4 RepliesLooks like I'll be the brave one and stand by the OPs opinion. Bagging = a sure sign of immaturity and poor sportsmanship. Don't care what the nay sayers say....it is what it is.
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Edited by Dozer: 7/23/2016 3:54:55 PMChildren play this game. Children who cannot tell the difference between "were, we're, where, weather, whether, effect, affect, they're, their, there, etc." and on it goes. I, personally, love children and always have. HOWEVER, in video games, online mostly, I have noticed that they act the fool because there are no repercussions to their behavior. In that respect, I hate online children who act this way. Not all are bad, just a huge majority. You can always block them, as I do, and opt out of the next match if you see one or more have remained. TL/DR: online gaming kids need more Dragon Kicks and 5-Across-The-Eyes from their parents; their epic failing guardians/ parents need it too. If you come home, parents, and your kids are not cowering under their beds...you have failed them. 😎
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Couldn't have said it much better. Much of the turmoil we are currently experiencing in the US at the moment can directly be contributed to this.....not the T-Bag, the complete lack of respect between one another and failure of proper parenting. The percentage of people that think the world revolves around them, they should have what the other person has, if something goes wrong its because of someone else is ever increasing. This generation needs a good swift kick in the bung hole!
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Agree. We are in the same minority. I have respect for anyone that out plays me with skill (which can be frequent...lol). However, if they follow up good play with a douche move like t-bagging all that respect is lost. I had a great IB match the other day. I was doing fair to above and there was a good player on the other team. He or she got me a few times, but when they did they either waved or danced with my ghost. When I revived I waved back. Great game, good skill, and a little respectful celebrating.
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As I expected most of the replies are 4th graders who teabag and can't tolerate that others don't like it so they immediately go to the typical "say the op is salty response" as if you can see facial expressions over this forum.
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1 ReplyTo everyone that says that OP is a baby, yes, you should not let t-bagging get under your skin. But that doesn't change the fact that it is a disgraceful and immoral action. And if that does not make you stop, then do it out of respect for your fallen foes. If that is how you get your joy then you are more immature than OP. No amount of meta overuse or elitism will kill this game, if anything it will be the disrespectful players.
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Edited by Sage 13: 7/23/2016 7:43:33 PMI honestly don't see how enacting your necrophiliac tendencies by repeatedly dragging your scrotum on a corpse's face is considered fun, or how it makes you the better person. But hey, if you enjoy it, more power to you. Keep advocating necrophilia.
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Edited by MNN8TV: 7/23/2016 8:31:43 PMAgreed, tbagging shows an immense lack of respect, whose job is it to teach respect even over the Internet? Your parents And anyone who is butt hurt about it obviously does it, so if your don't agree so be it but why disrespect other people for no reason?
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Ive never felt the need to make my self feel better in a game.
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I usually don't teabag on a regular occasion. I mainly teabag when I outplay a kid. ESPECIALLY if he's using a gun like Conspiracy Theory-D, Last Word, or something like that. Or if they bag me first. Then my main mission for the rest of the game is to bag them back.
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2 RepliesThis post sums up the pussification of America.
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If u have to bring some ones parenting into this conversation, all because of hitting a button in a game. It should show something about ur parents. Maybe if u didn't have a mentality of a child, you wouldn't care. Most ppl do it to enrage the enemy, guess whose getting their way?
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2 RepliesSo this is how you reacted on your "bad day" the fact that tea bagging got in your skin enough to make this post is pathetic...
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Don't even need to read this to know it's dumb according to the title -_-
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2 RepliesHaha the salt flows strong with this one. It is a game people. You talk about sportsmanship but do you understand gamesmanship? Ever heard of sledging in sport?
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So, what does it mean when your teammates teabag you when you die in a game like Trials or Skirmish?
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7 RepliesWhy has everyone turned into a little B in 2016?
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4 RepliesPeople crying because of a tea bag shows how much they suck.
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These posts are hilarious because people get pissed when someone makes their character in a video game crouch
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I get that you don't like people crouching on your corpse but come on.
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2 RepliesPeople who report players for teabagging are special snowflakes who are feeble minded.
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Great story about this: I was playing with randoms in trials and we were all around .8-.9 k/d. We play a pretty stacked team of guys who were all 1.2+ k/d and they 5-0 us. They all start firing and bagging after the last kill. A couple matches later on a clean card we get matched up with this same team somehow. We immediately get messages from them telling us we should just back out and Save the embarrassment again. 9 rounds later we win 5-4 after being down 3-2 and 4-3. I send a message to the one guy that says "nice bags" and he replied back that I am reported lol. I have never been to the lighthouse but this was my Mercury moment!
