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more about #ericajong more comments → If_I_Had_a_Poodle: j-e-l-l-o more » Mediahohoho: "Just the tip, just to see how it feels." more » johnny_carsick: i do believe the "ultimate line" is the infamous Carolina Mudcat. more » Edward Lionheart: If "cross the line" means penetration, then it's worth saying that Bill Clinton--whom Sanford strenuously denounced and called on to resign--did not "... more » Juancho: So, if crossing the line doesn't include blowjobs or sticking a cigar into an intern's naughty bits, that means Clinton is in the clear and the Starr ... more » BookishLookish: You have to read this very literally because that's how these kind of guys order the universe--around the insertion of their penis into a vagina that ... more » CaptainFantastic: "...real estate brokers, as you probably know, are notorious for pleasuring themselves in the properties they're showing when no one else is around." ... more » Rumpelstilskin: If you look at the WaPo this morning, all the Republicans in SC are scared to death to let Lt. Gov. Andre become governor. And Andre is a bachelor so ... more » skoorey: I read "crossing the line" to mean "falling in love" . . . . sex to republicans, in any form, is not a line or something one crosses. Sanford wears hi... more » badasscat: Is it wrong that I'm picturing copious amounts of fisting? more » mark duffy: No Cleveland Steamers. more » momof3wildkids: I wish this guy would resign and shut up already. Not that I think being a philanderer makes you a bad public servant (just a horrible person), but f... more » SarahHeartburn: Bundling? more » -
#investigations
Let Us Speculate Recklessly About Mark Sanford's Extramarital Proclivities
Yesterday now-legendary conservative horndog Mark Sanford admitted that he'd "crossed the lines" with a "handful" of women not named Jenny Sanford during his marriage to Jenny Sanford, but claims he never "crossed the ultimate line." So what did he do? More » -
#teampartycrash
The Gossip Gangs of New York
Page Six gossip Paula Froelich's first novel is concerned with a certain set of New York ladies in crisis, Mercury in Retrograde (she may be among them, as a "composite"). So surely other "composites" were in attendance at her book party last night.
