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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 47191" data-attributes="member: 24">I laughed out loud when Sue Ellen heard JR laughing on the other end of the phone! Despite all of their problems, I always thought that one of the reasons Sue Ellen stayed with him for so long was because all of the drama he created was at least exciting, in a way. I swear, sometimes I think she ENJOYED the fighting! She had no problem leaving the other guys (Dusty, Clint, Don, etc.) because they were so god dang boring. JR has a sense of humor and deviousness that can be very attractive. I do wish Sue Ellen would just dump Don, though. The fact that he is actually blaming John Ross for the state of their marriage and comparing him to JR is seriously wrong. JR needs to actually start working with Sue Ellen on the issues that caused their divorce. (I&#039;ll buy it if it&#039;s done the right way.) And family time with her and John Ross would help, too. Instead, he is wasting his time obsessing over Pam, and it won&#039;t win him any points with Sue Ellen, either. Because I&#039;m pretty sure this ridiculous test (if he even manages to pull it off) is just going to say that Rebecca is Bobby and Pam&#039;s daughter. And if it bothers him this much, then he should start acting like an adult and move out.I cannot believe how flippin&#039; stupid Pam is in this story! Especially when I read lines like this: &quot;Oh no, I didn&#039;t even think of that!&quot; (Just when have you thought of anything in this story, Pam?) and: &quot;I better go talk to him.&quot; (Well, duh!! You should have done that like, a million chapters ago when you first came back to Southfork!) Instead, she prolongs Christopher&#039;s agony by getting it on with Bobby again while everyone is up and having breakfast. Seriously? And what&#039;s with them relishing in the fact that they are getting action while JR and Sue Ellen aren&#039;t? While I do agree with them about it probably being a bad idea for JR and Sue Ellen to get back together (unless it is a realistic reconciliation) it is disturbing to see Bobby and Pam talking like horny teenagers who think sex is an achievement.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Presea, post: 47191, member: 24"] I laughed out loud when Sue Ellen heard JR laughing on the other end of the phone! Despite all of their problems, I always thought that one of the reasons Sue Ellen stayed with him for so long was because all of the drama he created was at least exciting, in a way. I swear, sometimes I think she ENJOYED the fighting! She had no problem leaving the other guys (Dusty, Clint, Don, etc.) because they were so god dang boring. JR has a sense of humor and deviousness that can be very attractive. I do wish Sue Ellen would just dump Don, though. The fact that he is actually blaming John Ross for the state of their marriage and comparing him to JR is seriously wrong. JR needs to actually start working with Sue Ellen on the issues that caused their divorce. (I'll buy it if it's done the right way.) And family time with her and John Ross would help, too. Instead, he is wasting his time obsessing over Pam, and it won't win him any points with Sue Ellen, either. Because I'm pretty sure this ridiculous test (if he even manages to pull it off) is just going to say that Rebecca is Bobby and Pam's daughter. And if it bothers him this much, then he should start acting like an adult and move out. I cannot believe how flippin' stupid Pam is in this story! Especially when I read lines like this: "Oh no, I didn't even think of that!" (Just when have you thought of anything in this story, Pam?) and: "I better go talk to him." (Well, duh!! You should have done that like, a million chapters ago when you first came back to Southfork!) Instead, she prolongs Christopher's agony by getting it on with Bobby again while everyone is up and having breakfast. Seriously? And what's with them relishing in the fact that they are getting action while JR and Sue Ellen aren't? While I do agree with them about it probably being a bad idea for JR and Sue Ellen to get back together (unless it is a realistic reconciliation) it is disturbing to see Bobby and Pam talking like horny teenagers who think sex is an achievement. [/QUOTE]

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