NY Times obtained 1983 Kavanaugh letter to his friends: 'We're loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific

[pdsimdars]

NY Times obtained 1983 Kavanaugh letter to his friends: ‘We’re loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us’

https://www.rawstory.com/2018/10/ny-times-obtained-1983-kavanaugh-letter-friends-loud-obnoxious-drunks-prolific-pukers-among-us/

he New York Times released a report revealing a 1983 letter that Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh wrote to his friends.

The letter was written before Kavanaugh and friends went to Beach Week. The letter states: “We’re loud, obnoxious drunks with prolific pukers among us.”

The second paragraph of the letter explains the components of the lease for a house they were renting.

“Our problem down there might be too many people. We’re going to have to decide while we are there who we want and don’t want. Possibilities for stays of a few days or more are [censored], Feeley, [censored], etc. If half of Gonzagga/St. Johns starts coming, we might have to give the boot or else we might get it ourselves.”

This story is still developing.


I'm sure we'll learn more and more every day now.

[renate]

1. So that confirms his story that he just has a sensitive tummy

[bdamomma]

2. He's just

thinks he's an entitled prick.

[MattP]

3. Let me guess outside the scope of the "investigation "

[torius]

4. his meaning of "potential"

meant they might get laid, hurr durr. I can see why it took him many years to attain his goal.
NYT provided cover for his "FFFFF." Stammer, right, sure.

[femmedem]

5. "Kavanaugh signed it "FFFFF, Bart," the name used in the Mark Judge book."

Kavanaugh claimed under oath that the FFFFFourth of July reference in his yearbook had to do with a friend who stuttered.

But I find it hard to believe that this FFFFF has anything to do with stuttering, regardless of the reporting.

[wellst0nev0ter]

11. He'd be in trouble if he consistently used five Fs

Like he did in the letter

https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Five%20F%27s

But thankfully for him, he used seven Fs in his yearbook entry.

[Raven123]

6. Are they sure of the authenticity?

If so, they must have an awfully large attic to hold 30 years of calendars and 25 years of letters

[Charlotte Little]

9. Not so

I've kept all my crap from high school - yearbooks, letters, calendar (just one), etc. - in my parent's basement. Remember, this was back in the 80s. We didn't have email back then, for God's sake, let alone cell phones, social media and the like.

So, not shocking to me at all, since I'm dinosaur who roamed the earth back then myself.

[rzemanfl]

10. Why am I thinking about cleaning my sock drawer? n/t

[Raven123]

12. I grew up pre-social media myself

My parents gave me my stuff when I got a place with sufficient storage. Between that and moving a few times I guess I purged a lot.

[Freethinker65]

7. I can explain it. Easy.

Daily and nightly masses often ended in rousing hymns by the youth group he was a part of that non-believers might find loud and obnoxious. The group would sometimes get drunk on God's spirit. And being at the beach they frequently ate spicy seafood and sometimes would forget to refrigerate it properly so...

And they needed to be careful that the guest list was limited to God fearing Christians like themselves...

[Beakybird]

8. So he's an obnoxious drunk, prolific puker

[area51]

13. Everything that comes out about Kav shows how unworthy he is of the Supreme Court

position.

[struggle4progress]

14. "We'll all be perfect Republican nominees for the Supreme Court!"

[gratuitous]

15. My, my

That is certainly at odds with Judge Kreepazoid's characterization of himself as a hard-working student, regularly attending mass, and too busy with charitable work to indulge in any alcohol-fueled shenanigans.

I wonder which is true? What Kreepazoid personally wrote 35 years ago, or what he said last week?