Michele Bachmann called Marco Rubio a Tea Bag (or was it tea party) Candidate. By Geniusofdespair
This morning on the Today show Michele Bachmann named Rubio as a Tea Party candidate, thought I would just mention it because it takes one to know one.
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"Teabag" Too funny. Do you know what "teabagging" means? Sooooooo appropriate.
Might it have been a Freudian slip? Maybe she meant to call him "a scum bag"? These Tea Party girls are a bit chaleria. How about the O'Donnell chick -- running for the Delaware seat -- who first stated that she used to be "a member of a witches coven", and is now trying to change the weird impression by yelling, "I'm not a witch!"
This is for David -- who aparently, is NO DAVID! Listen, schmuck, "chaleria" happens to be a yiddish term. Google it, P*TZ, and you'll find it. And where the hell did you come up with that name?
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"Teabag" Too funny. Do you know what "teabagging" means? Sooooooo appropriate.
My bad, fixed it...sort of. Yep, I am a fan of the urban dictionary, but I also drink tea on occasion.
What is going to be real funny is when the Tea Party ends up "teabagging" the entire Democratic party on November 2nd.
Might it have been a Freudian slip? Maybe she meant to call him "a scum bag"?
These Tea Party girls are a bit chaleria. How about the O'Donnell chick -- running for the Delaware seat -- who first stated that she used to be "a member of a witches coven", and is now trying to change the weird impression by yelling, "I'm not a witch!"
Yo Anonymous;
Maybe it's just me, but when you attempt to portray a pseudo-intellectual, try a little bit harder.
chaleria- no dictionary results
choleuria cho·le·u·ri·a (kō'lə-y&oobreve;r'ē-ə)
n.
Variant of choluria
chol·uria definition
Pronunciation: /kō-ˈl(y) u̇ r-ē-ə, kə-/
Function: n
: presence of bile in urine
This is for David -- who aparently, is NO DAVID! Listen, schmuck, "chaleria" happens to be a yiddish term. Google it, P*TZ, and you'll find it. And where the hell did you come up with that name?
Anonymous; Pardon me, excuse me please, but I thought we were speaking English, not Yiddish.
I have never been through a Brit Milah, not being a Jew, but I evince the same result.
David is my given name, meaning beloved, and if you knew me you would love me!
I'm sure the converse is also true as I am assuming you are a Balabatish Yiden!
Now we're speaking Yenglish.
Good day.
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