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2/3/2015 1:33:19 AM
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is Tbagging players sexual or funny
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To teabag or not to teabag that is the question.
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Funxual
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Faggy
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Both :)
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It's mean, rude, and immature.
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Funny, I got a story. On the crucible one day I killed someone with a fusion rifle and tbagged them. *Match ends* "Victim has sen you a message."
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Edited by Hene: 2/3/2015 2:43:03 AMJust a big -blam!- you. Nothing funny or sexual. Not you the player.
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I think the fact that if you imply it's perverted people get more upset than the people getting tbagged says something about it's disturbing nature.
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Tea bagging here is no where near as bad as the tea bagging on Halo 2. Lol.
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Funny
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1 ReplyJust because I remembered this existed.
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When I do it it's more of a "thats what you get for being a piece of crap" (guy exclusively used a fusion rifle all match)
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Sexual harassment at best...
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https://account.xbox.com/en-us/gameclip/6bf85e1f-a640-4a08-bf50-fbe9cf28d3be?gamerTag=Buanno&scid=37770100-f9ae-4b80-9dad-7c1d0ec14469
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Well, at it's core I'd say yes it is perverted.
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Stüpid. [spoiler]Ignore my account picture.[/spoiler]
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Funny because it's sexual lololololololololo
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It's stupid.
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None of the options
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Neither
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Best when a girl does it, clam bagging or dropping is my favorite!
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Why does anyone care? It's not like after killing you in the crucible they come to your house and actually drop their balls in your mouth. It's a game... t bag whoever you want.
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It's a viable strategy for getting in people's heads. Anyone that reads anything sexual into it has some serious issues regarding sexuality.
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I teabag everyone. Friends, enemies, nuns. No one is safe!
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4 RepliesIt's annoying, and noting more. If someone teabags me in a match, I will go out of my way to target them and make their life feel temporarily miserable. Because they deserve it.
