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Anyone managed the  over the shoulder blind shot of the tea bag into the cup yet?What would be awesome is 2 tea bags at the same time over the shoulder into 2 tea cups.Probably never in my lifetime. Feel the force.

is it raining there?

I'm a loose tea man nowadays, I don't rate my chances of chucking a teaspoon of tea leaf bits over my shoulder into a mug too highly.

Double teabagging?
Not sure if I've ever seen that done...

just google it, whats the worst that could happen?....

Bagee or Bagger?

Otherwise known as a “four-ball”.

Popular with golfers apparently...

Brings a whole new meaning to bagging Munroe's.

Is that wiping their nuts on the trig point ?

Try a mug more lowly?

You need to refine your search parameters.

The only reference I've seen to double teabagging involves use of the forehead.  However, that's in the Urban Dictionary which seems to consist of a load of made up bullshit posted by people trying to be clever.
*Proper* Double Teabagging, should be the same as Single Teabagging, but with two bags in the same cup as opposed to just the one... 

P.S. The Search Parameters in my Browser are set to 'Pure Filth'.

In my understanding the tea bags don't need to be in the cup for it to be counted as teabagging 

Of course they do, otherwise, it's just plonking your plums on someones head...
Teabagging has to involve the cup as that is where the sexual fulfilment and pleasure come from. 

I've access to almost the sum of human knowledge on my phone .  

Yet this is what I found as an offshoot of this thread.  

https://www.dontcookyourballs.com/heat-based-contraception-natural-birth-co...

Remember 

Don't cook your balls. 

Just in case anyone was thinking of trying

Not necessarily... But I think I'll stop before I give away too much personal info...

I thru-hiked the Applachian Trail in 1993 (God, that seems like a long time ago, well, I suppose it is at 25 years!).  At the time (and I believe it still is), there was a custom of either starting with a "Trail name" for yourself or creating one as you went along.  On the second night, I (a Brit) had a conversation with another thru-hiker (a US gentleman, who subsequently became my hiking partner and we became throughly good friends and hiking and biking parters such that we meet every year for an expedition on this side of t' pond or the other) about making tea at which point I was christened with the trail name "Teabag".  That was fine for a few years until the word gained another meaning.......

I hope you weren't instrumental in the development of this new meaning?