The National Archives and Records Administration announced plans Monday to release a special 'framers' cut' of the Constitution featuring five bonus amendments deleted from the original. According to NARA head John Carlin, the new document includes 'more than the 35 lines of never-before-seen provisions sure to thrill history buffs.' Among the goodies: an early draft of the Fifth Amendment protecting citizens from being put in quintuple jeopardy and a rare, unnumbered Amendment granting each member of Congress the right to 'one concubine of his choosing per term served.' The expanded version will also include 'framers' commentary' by Alexander Hamilton and James Madison written in the margins, as well as a 'Making Of The Constitution' document after the list of framers' signatures. 