This would *really* be suspicious if Mark Judge—who was allegedly *in the room and also drunk* when Kavanaugh allegedly tried to rape Ford, and allegedly got on the bed too—*also* put "Devil's Triangle" (2 guys having sex with 1 girl) in *his* yearbook.... m.dailykos.com/stories/2018/9…
2/ I no longer see any universe in which Brett Kavanaugh isn't asked what "devil's triangle" means—under oath. Republicans will object, but they'll be ignored. I'd add that for many men this would be the moment you'd withdraw your nomination to spare your family further anguish.
3/ Devil's triangle could refer to something else, but if the phrase appears in Judge's yearbook entry you'd imagine calls for him to be questioned will increase. Whether the right likes it or not, these sorts of questions get asked when an attempted rape is being investigated.
4/ The right will howl about this line of questioning and say the phrase means something else. But here's the deal—these sorts of questions get asked in a criminal investigation, especially when the first hit on Google for "devil's triangle slang" is this: urbandictionary.com/define.php?ter…
5/ BTW, I *100%* agree that this preferably would be investigated by the FBI. That's the point: I can Google that "boofed" can mean anal sex, as can "Devil' Triangle"; I can see Brett's frat's slogan was "no means yes, yes means anal"; but shouldn't the FBI be doing all of this?
6/ Brett Kavanaugh (or "Bart O'Kavanaugh," who Mark Judge, in his book, talks about seeing *blackout drunk*) has as a bestie a guy whose yearbook quote is about... wait for it... assaulting women. In my life I've never seen a quote like that—Wilde or no—in a yearbook (post-1960). 
