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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 47722" data-attributes="member: 24"><p>I agree with you about Bobby and Pam. Lol. I wish they would stop taunting JR already. Well, I expect that from Bobby because he always annoys me, but it seems kind of OOC for Pam to be this obsessed with annoying JR. She had let a lot of that cool off in her later years on the show. I want to see JR wipe that smirk off her face! Although his pouting is kind of annoying me, too. Sue Ellen is the only one of the four who is being mature and not getting into it. I thought that Rebecca had inherited her brattiness solely from Bobby, but now I think it might have come more from Pam!</p><p></p><p> As for Don, he needs to die playing cricket. That is the way to do it!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Presea, post: 47722, member: 24"] I agree with you about Bobby and Pam. Lol. I wish they would stop taunting JR already. Well, I expect that from Bobby because he always annoys me, but it seems kind of OOC for Pam to be this obsessed with annoying JR. She had let a lot of that cool off in her later years on the show. I want to see JR wipe that smirk off her face! Although his pouting is kind of annoying me, too. Sue Ellen is the only one of the four who is being mature and not getting into it. I thought that Rebecca had inherited her brattiness solely from Bobby, but now I think it might have come more from Pam! As for Don, he needs to die playing cricket. That is the way to do it! [/QUOTE]
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