| Your wife is having an affair with the head of the CIA. Do you C) spill the beans in a NY Times advice column? (Scroll to second letter) |
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| AirForceVet Well, now I know why she had the affair with a retired general and current head of the CIA. |
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| basemetal Well, what ever you do, don't get all passive aggressive about it. |
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| Delay
Why don't you go jogging with your wife? How much exercise does a radiologist get? What's you BMI? |
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| usernameguy I halfway suspect you're writing this letter because you want specific people to read this column and deduce who is involved and what's really going on behind closed doors (without actually addressing the conflict in person). That's not ethical, either. "I think you writing this letter to the New York TImes is unethical. So I, NYT ethicist, am going to publish it." /I like how the guy being cheated on is the asshole. |
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| Il Douchey This guy should write a book called "He stuck it All In: The ejaculation of David Petraeus" |
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| BitwiseShift
It's a NYT success story. He met her in their Married CIA Director (male) wants to hook up with Hot Married Lady (female) Classifieds and not on Craigslist as the NY Post would have you believe. |
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| the_chief
Hilaaaaaaaaaaarious. |
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| Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
You take it to TotalFark Discussion, THAT'S what you do. |
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| Fark Rye For Many Whores
Now I'm just confused as shiat. ![]() |
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| RoyBatty
Yeah, I'm the guy that wants to accuse the Director of the CIA of sleeping with my wife in person. Nah, I think writing about it obliquely in the Times is absolutely the best way to send a message to the head of CIA. That way when you disappear there is some evidence along with plausible deniability of who ordered the rendering. |
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| detroitdoesntsuckthatbad
RoyBatty: Yeah, I'm the guy that wants to accuse the Director of the CIA of sleeping with my wife in person. Nah, I think writing about it obliquely in the Times is absolutely the best way to send a message to the head of CIA. That way when you disappear there is some evidence along with plausible deniability of who ordered the rendering. It's only the CIA. If it were the head of the NSA, them I'd be worried. |
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| special20 detroitdoesntsuckthatbad: It's only the CIA. If it were the head of the NSA, then I'd be worried. Is this how you imagine the NSA? Regular schmoe: "So you work in the NSA, huh? What do you do there?" NSA employee: "I delete things" Regular schmoe: *shudders* "Uh, really? What kinds of th.." (poof) |
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| Duke_leto_Atredes
payback is a virgin a biatch is far to easy. //if you buy this story i have some property to sell you. |
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| bwilson27
He should have had the Cheaters crew follow them around, right? |
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| orclover
This is really just sad that marriage has fallen so low in this country that this is considered the result of burned love. All lawyers and media bickering, no passion at all in marriage for people. My wife and I love each other, love is not subtle or gentle, its jealous and cruel. If she cheated on me I would bide my time, find them in bed unsuspecting and make them both die a screaming death with gasoline and a axe. Thats love, true love. Pain and vindictiveness with screaming torture is nowhere to be found, thats the problem today. People just dont love and have passion like they used to. Its heartbreaking, I weep for this species that has lost its depth of love. |
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| cloud_van_dame basemetal: Well, what ever you do, don't get all passive aggressive about it. Like using the FBI anonymous tip hotline, by chance? |
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| Soymilk
orclover: This is really just sad that marriage has fallen so low in this country that this is considered the result of burned love. All lawyers and media bickering, no passion at all in marriage for people. My wife and I love each other, love is not subtle or gentle, its jealous and cruel. If she cheated on me I would bide my time, find them in bed unsuspecting and make them both die a screaming death with gasoline and a axe. Thats love, true love. Pain and vindictiveness with screaming torture is nowhere to be found, thats the problem today. People just dont love and have passion like they used to. Its heartbreaking, I weep for this species that has lost its depth of love. [backsawayslowly.jpg] |
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| Lt. Cheese Weasel This whole stinks to high hell. Fark Obama. |
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| cookiefleck Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener: You take it to TotalFark Discussion, THAT'S what you do. "Which tfette should totes do it with General Petraeus? Show your work." |
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| abhorrent1
Do you C) spill the beans in a NY Times advice column? You bet your ass I do. farking biatch |
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| bobbette
The most stunning thing about this is that Chuck Klosterman has a NYT advice column, and it's fantastic. You can deduce from my surprise about this column that, no, I haven't ventured beyond the Politics section of the New York Times in at least 6 months. But now that the election is over I can marathon the archive! /unfaithful political figures and passive aggressive cuckolded husbands going public with "anonymous" leaks to friendly media sources? Yawn. //but Chuck's column looks really great! |
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| Whodat
"The fact that you're willing to accept your wife's infidelity for some greater political good is beyond honorable." No. No it is not. If a man or woman will break a trust to his or her spouse, he will break a trust to anyone else. If you accept and partake in his dishonor you can not be honorable yourself. |
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| Toshiro Mifune's Letter Opener
cookiefleck: "Which tfette should totes do it with General Petraeus? Show your work." BWAHAHAHA Yeah, that's about the long and short of it... |
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| abhorrent1
cookiefleck: "Which tfette should totes do it with General Petraeus? Show your work." General Petraeus can do better then a fattie tfette. |
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| Pumpernickel bread
Perhaps I am unscrupulous, but I would have blackmailed Petraeus. |
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| Goetz
Lt. Cheese Weasel: This whole stinks to high hell. Fark Obama. I'll bite, what's the conspiracy you demented chickenhawk? |
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| Coming on a Bicycle
C'mon guys. Every relationship reaches a point at which you say: so you cheated on me a little? Yeah whatever. Was it any good? There's no point making anything out of that fact, that it's not. You love her, you love the kids. What more can you ask of life? There's so much unhappiness out there to begin with. |
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| kevinatilusa
Goetz: Lt. Cheese Weasel: This whole stinks to high hell. Fark Obama. I'll bite, what's the conspiracy you demented chickenhawk? Benghazi, clearly. The column must have been planted in the NYT months in advance because they were planning on abandoning the embassy there and needed to prepare the groundwork for Petraeus to take the fall for it. Isn't it obvious? |
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| make me some tea kevinatilusa: Goetz: Lt. Cheese Weasel: This whole stinks to high hell. Fark Obama. I'll bite, what's the conspiracy you demented chickenhawk? Benghazi, clearly. The column must have been planted in the NYT months in advance because they were planning on abandoning the embassy there and needed to prepare the groundwork for Petraeus to take the fall for it. Isn't it obvious? I thought Hillary was taking for fall for Benghazi? I'M SO CONFUSED NOW |
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| Goetz
kevinatilusa: Goetz: Lt. Cheese Weasel: This whole stinks to high hell. Fark Obama. I'll bite, what's the conspiracy you demented chickenhawk? Benghazi, clearly. The column must have been planted in the NYT months in advance because they were planning on abandoning the embassy there and needed to prepare the groundwork for Petraeus to take the fall for it. Isn't it obvious? It would be more persuasive if they'd work in something about Russians and an Imam or two. A UFO would be cool too. |
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| Mr. Right
While one has to admit that the letter pretty well describes what we know of the Petraeus affair, you would have to admit that it could also be about 150 other people in Washington. At least. |
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| proteon
Fake |
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| ElBarto79
I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. Ladies, your husband may love you dearly but if you want him to be physically attracted to you you have to put at least some effort in. Especially if your husband happens to be extraordinarily rich/famous/powerful, there will be no end of attractive women ready to jump in bed with him. I hear plenty of women complain that they would be more attracted to their husbands if he wasn't so fat, lazy, smelly, whatever. It's perfectly acceptable to blame the man for a lack of action in the bedroom, but turn the tables and mention that maybe the woman could be trying a little harder and you're a sexist jerk. |
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| Poorlytoldjoke
If anyone knows about planting a newspaper story in advance to cover the tracks of a conspiracy, it's BARACK HUSSIEN SOETRO BIN LADEN KRUSCHEV OBAMA. |
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| cloud_van_dame ElBarto79: I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. Ladies, your husband may love you dearly but if you want him to be physically attracted to you you have to put at least some effort in. Especially if your husband happens to be extraordinarily rich/famous/powerful, there will be no end of attractive women ready to jump in bed with him. I take that as advice to women that if they marry their college sweetheart, they can expect to be cheated on once they reach menopause. This is why I don't want to be married. |
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| usernameguy ElBarto79: I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. John Edwards' wife was dying of cancer. |
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| PapaChester usernameguy: ElBarto79: I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. John Edwards' wife was dying of cancer. I would have hit. |
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| Pumpernickel bread
wife ![]() mistress Can you blame the guy? |
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| ElBarto79
usernameguy: ElBarto79: I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. John Edwards' wife was dying of cancer. She was in remission when the affair began and I don't think her appearance really changed but point taken. |
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| Lurk sober post drunk
Pumpernickel bread: wife [i.cdn.turner.com image 300x169] mistress [img4.allvoices.com image 609x480] Can you blame the guy? well...no. |
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| Handsome B. Wonderful
Pumpernickel bread: Perhaps I am unscrupulous, but I would have blackmailed Petraeus. Are you sure that attempting to blackmail the head of the CIA is they key to a long and healthy life? |
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| wambu Pumpernickel bread: wife [i.cdn.turner.com image 300x169] mistress [img4.allvoices.com image 609x480] Can you blame the guy? Not eough information provided. Does the wife wear dentures? |
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| ElBarto79
cloud_van_dame: ElBarto79: I'll probably sound like a huge ass saying this but his wife looks pretty frumpy. I thought the same thing about John Edwards' wife when that mess was going on. Ladies, your husband may love you dearly but if you want him to be physically attracted to you you have to put at least some effort in. Especially if your husband happens to be extraordinarily rich/famous/powerful, there will be no end of attractive women ready to jump in bed with him. I take that as advice to women that if they marry their college sweetheart, they can expect to be cheated on once they reach menopause. This is why I don't want to be married. It goes both ways; I am friends with a couple who got married in college. The wife was always somewhat overweight and the husband was a fairly nerdy programmer, they were a very sweet couple. The last few years however she became heavily involved in various workout classes, shed the weight and became a very attractive woman. Suddenly she liked going to the beach in a bikini, or going to the bar in sexy outfits and dancing all night. She clearly liked all the attention she was getting from men. The rest of the story is fairly predictable; there was an affair, a divorce, and now she's living with the new guy. The only moral I suppose is that you can't ever become complacent about your relationship. If you stop trying and take their commitment and affection for granted you do so at your own peril, whether you're a man or a woman. |
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| OscarTamerz
The important thing that people forget is she got multimillion dollar book deal out of the affair with another book to come containing all the sordid details while he lost his career, his reputation and any hope of those lucrative board positions. That's the kind of strategic thinking I want at the highest levels of our government not to mention what good tradecraft he used to keep the whole thing on the downlow shows he was a great match for the CIA. I'll bet he was caught by CIA security and they turned him over to the FBI just like Ames. |
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| Heron
usernameguy: I halfway suspect you're writing this letter because you want specific people to read this column and deduce who is involved and what's really going on behind closed doors (without actually addressing the conflict in person). That's not ethical, either. "I think you writing this letter to the New York TImes is unethical. So I, NYT ethicist, am going to publish it." /I like how the guy being cheated on is the asshole. Par for the course among 'villagers', sad to say, and with the notable exception of Krugman the New York Times Staff typically fits pretty cozily within that descriptive set. US elites are a clannish, self-serving lot; this is probably why getting them to care about unemployment and crumbling infrastructure in Missouri is nearly impossible. |
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| perdu
detroitdoesntsuckthatbad: It's only the CIA. If it were the head of the NSA, them I'd be worried. I wonder if was the NSA that noticed that someone had hacked into Patraeus' gmail account and tipped off the FBI. Intel sharing is a biatch! |
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| Heron
Pumpernickel bread: wife [i.cdn.turner.com image 300x169] mistress [img4.allvoices.com image 609x480] Can you blame the guy? Sure I can. The proper move here is divorce, then playing the field. If you aren't in an open marriage, then chasing strange is a no-no. Also, don't lie on your damn security clearance assessments; if you have an extra-marital affair going on tell them about it and, if you're important enough, they'll just slap a waiver on that puppy. Keep it secret and it'll come back to bite your ass someday. |
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| martid4 Ladies, if you can sit on his face and he can't hear the stereo, he may just wander off given the opportunity. |
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