Anthony Weiner

If you didn't think last June's weinergate could get more TMI-tastic, with its boxer brief crotch shots and Daily Show-inspired sex fantasy, one of the former Congressman's sextees, Traci Nobles, is coming out with a tell-all ebook, called I Freinded You. On her Facebook page, Traci says she "was motivated by my need for clarity. I wanted to provide clarification for the lies and untruths, both know and unknow." I'm not even sure Traci had five minutes of fame, so does the public really need to have lies they can't even remember clarified?

Either, way she's going for it, and if you're gratuitously interested, here are some excerpts from Traci Nobles's ebook, out Oct. 15. Apparently there's a lot you can learn from a person while sexting.

• On his in-laws: "When he brought up the intolerance of his in-laws over his religion, I felt sorry for him and this gave me more insight into why he continually told me that I was the 'fun' in his life and understood why he needed an escape." In a text, he wrote: "they just believe I should be muslim or convert."
• On his sexting avatar: "On the occasions that our talk would turn dirty, there was one time that especially stood out because of a picture Weiner chose for his Yahoo avatar: a picture of his niece. It felt strange to dirty talk with a toddler looking back at me. I was distracted by the photo of his niece; it felt weird, not so sexy."
• On a recent political debate: Weiner texted, "Knowing you were watching gets me hot, he was so easy," he wrote. "I could have done (it) with my eyes closed."

Traci includes more explicit alleged texts from Weiner in the book, although I'll spare you the really-dirty talk here. And if you're wondering about the typo in the title of the book, Traci also wrote on her Facebook wall that "there is a reason why it is spelled that way." Mysterious!

Anthony Weiner was joined by hecklers today when he announced his resignation from Congress. As he apologized to his wife and constituents,nd shared his decision to leave office after seven terms, someone yelled, "Yeah, get out of here pervert!" Others shouted out more lewd questions, yet it seemed like an appropriately obscene ending to the bizarre Weinergate. His last name is Weiner, after all, and he was caught sending photos of his well, wiener. The whole press conference leaves me wondering why he didn't just release a press statement with the news he was quitting. Watch the resignation speech now.

Weinergate is a well of puns and jokes for late-night comics. But as more lewd photos of Anthony Weiner emerge, the President has made it clear that he finds nothing funny about the Democratic congressman's penchant for sexting.

Today a White House spokesman said, "The president feels, we feel at the White House, this is a distraction. Obviously, as Congressman Weiner has said himself, his behavior was inappropriate, his dishonesty was inappropriate." The public keeps finding out just how inappropriate the behavior was. Yesterday TMZ released half-naked photos Weiner took at the congressional gym. And as we discovered last week, he was apparently doing all of this while his wife was pregnant.

Weiner has asked for a leave of absence, but has not stepped down, and is seeking "treatment." Obama's press secretary didn't go as far as to call for Weiner's resignation, but it's clear the pressure's increasing. Do you think he should step down or let the voters decide?

The New York Times is reporting that Congressman Anthony Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, is pregnant. Huma, a top aide to Hillary Clinton, is currently on a trip to Africa with the secretary of state.

During his emotional press conference on Monday, the New York congressman said he and his wife would work things out, maintaining, "We will weather this. I love her very much, and she loves me.”

Considering the embarrassing details and pictures that have come out so far in the midst of the Weinergate scandal, would a baby make you consider staying by Weiner's side if you were in his wife's shoes?

It was the tweet seen 'round the world: Representative Anthony Weiner finally admitted to sending a photo of his crotch over Twitter yesterday, but says he really meant to send it as a direct message to one of the many women he's been flirting with online. I'm sure you know that sending pics of your private parts to anyone is risky business (especially when you're in the public eye), so if you must tweet sensitive photos, make sure you know what you're doing. Here's how to send a proper Twitter direct message:

1. Log into your Twitter account
2. Click the "Messages" button on the top menu bar
3. This page shows all of your direct message history. You can either reply to a conversation that has already been started, or click "New Message"
4. Enter your message (still limited to 140 characters) and click "send"
5. Note: you'll only be able to send messages to people that follow you

A week later, and Weinergate gets zipped up, as Congressman Anthony Weiner came clean today about taking and posting the crotch shot seen 'round the world on Twitter. He apologized for the scandal and for lying about being hacked, in addition to admitting he's been flirting online with a number of women over the past three years before and after his marriage to Huma Abedin, an aide to Hillary Clinton. Despite the debacle, he's staying with his wife and he's not resigning. What do you think of Weiner after all this? If you supported him politically before the scandal, do you still?