She HAD to.

Maybe she has that facial recognition disease where she can't recognize people's faces or even her own reflection and doesn't know she's Michael Moore's twin?

I mean, maybe 40 years ago things were really different. All kidding aside, I can imagine that maybe. Kidding no longer aside, SHE KNEW.

40 years ago things were different - all the wives knew, it was just one of those "don't throw it in my face" things.

(I'll bet I have at least 140 GIANT Vietnamese/Korean/Australian/Bosnian/Somalian half siblings/cousins)

Single-handedly raising the avg height of koreans by 3 inches

Yeah, your dad is nothing if not prodigious in his mapping of the world.

More like showing maps of Hawaii around the world, AMIRITE, tss, tsss?

But it wasn't just him. He had a dad in WWII, Korea and 3 tours in the 'Nam.

What kind of response do you think HE got when he called from Ton San Nhut to Como, NC to drop "Yeah, well, R and R is still going on, but, you know, I have to stay in THIS hemisphere, so I'm headed to Australia" (Covers Receiver) "I said I wanted my kangaroo rare you fucking 'Sheila' - you people call this Scotch??!" (Uncovers Receiver) "So, yeah, I'll, uh, be back next year. Did I tell you I evacuated 14 casualties and nominated a young fella for the Medal of Honor?"

You didn't hear this? It was somewhere over the weekend.

I saw the Ethicist question but didn't really give it another thought until his column, which is awesome.

What I liked about Klosterman's piece was his implication that, despite both he & Broadwell being the same age & from a state with 688,000 people, it's nigh impossible their paths crossed. I mean, "she was prom queen at Bismarck Central High; it's highly doubtful she went to any RATTT concerts". But, au contraire, Chuck: that exact point means she went to ALL the RATTT concerts. In fact, I saw Paula Broadwell giving head in Heavy Metal Parking Lot.

Gawker, & the Twitter account of the editor of Foreign Policy.

It think it was on Slate or The Atlantic. I'm not really a Gawker reader.

From the timeline I saw, FP's Ed had it first, but I saw it first on Gawker.

But, yes, the contrarian collective of Slate & Atlantic had it, too. (Aside: how Ta-Naheisi Coates hasn't blown his brains out from having to share bandwidth with Gregggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggggg Easterbrook, et. al., is beyond me.)

I saw it on FP. Good call.

I'm not really a Gawker reader...but i09 and Deadspin? YES.