letter of each line along the left margin, spelled out 'fuck you'. Governor Schwarzenegger denied the hidden message was inserted intentionally, but media outlets consulted a mathematics professor, who reportedly determined that the odds that it was simply a coincidence were astronomical. On an October 30, 2019 appearance on The Late, Late Show with James Corden, Schwarzenegger admitted that he had intentionally added the message and later lied about not knowing the message was in the memo. Personal life Ammiano's partner of many years was Tim Curbo, a fellow schoolteacher. Curbo died of complications from AIDS in 1994, days before Ammiano was elected supervisor. Ammiano portrayed himself in a paid cameo appearance in the film Milk (2008), reenacting one of his protests of the Briggs Initiative. References Further reading Kevin Fagan and John Wildermuth. "Ammiano's Long Road From Jersey Kid to Mayoral Candidate", San Francisco Chronicle, November 13, 1999. Erin McCormick. "Ammiano's career as an 'inside outsider'", San Francisco Examiner, December 7, 1999. External links Campaign Without Precedent: Tom Ammiano's Run for San Francisco Mayor 1941 births Living people Activists from the San Francisco Bay Area LGBT people from San Francisco Gay politicians LGBT state legislators in California Members of the California State Assembly People from Montclair, New Jersey San Francisco Board of Supervisors members San Francisco State University alumni Seton Hall University alumni American LGBT rights activists American LGBT city council members LGBT people from New Jersey American people of Italian descent American male comedians Gay comedians 21st-century American politicians Comedians from California 21st-century American comedians School board members in California