by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009
1) Fox News presented Tea Bag events as news. However, they were a promotisement for Fox News sponsored events.
2) Commercials during television news programs that present products and services as real news bulletins. The mortgage industry collapse created a new bred of opportunistic promotisements.
2) Commercials during television news programs that present products and services as real news bulletins. The mortgage industry collapse created a new bred of opportunistic promotisements.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009
Collecting funds from hapless individuals for the purpose of promoting short-term and short-sighted political anomalies.
Michelle decided to attempt fundraising using sarahpackaging methods, but failed due to well informed contributors within her district.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009
A celebrity grade form of Hydromorphone (trade name Dilaudid) a potent centrally-acting analgesic drug of the opioid class.
He's been huffed up on Limbaughdid for years, but he's still performing daily. If he worked at a local supermarket he would have been fired on day one.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009
1) A temporary worker. Temp worker. Temp.
2) A person who prefers part time work.
3) A temp worker who makes too many personal calls.
4) A temp worker who fills out job applications while on your time.
2) A person who prefers part time work.
3) A temp worker who makes too many personal calls.
4) A temp worker who fills out job applications while on your time.
That new temp is such an Alaska Governor, we're going to have to call the temp agency and get a new one.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009
A Republican who is willing to go to the extreme to get elected, reelected, or get a bill signed. See cantoring.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 28, 2009
1. A false or a baseless news story that evokes mass hysteria or promotes a conspiracy.
2. An opinion presented as news with the intention of causing hysteria.
2. An opinion presented as news with the intention of causing hysteria.
1) The radio talk show host's conspirastory presented excerpts from a paper written by the president during college. The source material came from a parody website. The talk show host maintained that even parody has the basis of truth. So, the story is based on truth.
2) People who lack commonsense will believe a well conceived conspirastory.
2) People who lack commonsense will believe a well conceived conspirastory.
by Earl Gray Tea Baggs, III October 27, 2009