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Anthony Weiner Wanted Threesome With Dude, According To Sext Partner


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Published Dec 28, 2011

Modified Dec 28, 2011


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Anthony Weiner hasn't confirmed the latest allegations

 

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Published Dec 28, 2011

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Suddenly that raunchy porn 'stache doesn't seem so out of character: disgraced former Congressman Anthony Weiner still hasn't escaped the long shadow of his embarrassing sexting scandal. RadarOnline has dredged up more details from former sexting partner Traci Noble's tell-all in which Weiner suggested a ménage à trois with a twist: "I'm not really talking about other chicks... How about with another guy?"

The new details come from the proposal for Nobles' evocatively titled I Freinded [sic] You, which details her hot and steamy (and ultimately rather chaste) months-long sexting relationship with Weiner. She replied to his query, "Hmmmm, haven't done it before." "It can be hot," Weiner stated. "Are you turned on by other guys?" Nobles asked. "Well it depends on the guy, but generally yes," he allegedly admitted.

Other details that have leaked out from the tell-all include: Weiner was very proud of his Johnson ("It's a big office and you know that's not the only thing here that's big"); he may have once masturbated in Congressional bathrooms ("'I had to do some wiping in the bathroom hehe,' he wrote minutes later."); he may have some longstanding issues with his in-laws ("They just believe I should be Muslim or convert… it makes for a lot of uncomfortable meetings" and "they are a bit backwards thinking"); he didn't like his former rival and replacement Bob Turner ("Just another rich businessman trying to buy himself an election… like Bloomberg."); and he sometimes sexted while using an avatar with a photograph of his niece's face—presumably to keep his identity hidden.

It's unclear why this new "information" is coming out now, barely a week after his son Jordan was born—but lest this worries you about Weiner's ultimate sexual preferences, sources assure RadarOnline this is no big deal: "Anthony's not gay though. He's just very open sexually."

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