Too Much Information and Yet Not Quite Enough

Thanks to the Australian newspaper I now know what 'teabagging' is. I also know that the man accused of it is a father of three, with a mortgage - could that be relevant, did either of those factors contribute to his alleged desire to 'teabag'? Perhaps if the article about the 'teabagging' case, as well as introducing its readers to the concept, had gone on to explain why people 'teabag', whether it is for their health or whether they get paid for doing it (is it perhaps a form of Oriental medicine, lying somewhere between acupuncture and Shiatsu [or is Shiatsu just a species of dog?]) it would all make a little more sense.