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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 70686" data-attributes="member: 24"><p>I'm guessing that when Guzzler comes back in about twenty more years to rip-off Bobby again, Bobby will finally have had enough. Guzzler Oil indeed. It just guzzled up millions of dollars! I liked the reference to the letter here. It was definitely something for them to learn from, because even though Katherine was wrong to do it and would have benefited from actually trying to get a life, the fact remains that it couldn't have happened at all if Bobby and Pam hadn't already been having problems with their marriage. It was why I didn't feel quite as sorry for them or get irrationally angry about the "perfect couple" being broken up like some of those nutcase viewers who attacked or made stupid comments to Morgan Brittany in public.</p><p></p><p>JR is such an insensitive jerk. Having lots of lovely ladies like him, huh? How can he even suggest that in front of Sue Ellen? I hate how he just thinks apologizing about his affairs is enough and how he just immediately lays blame on Sue Ellen for her affairs. Sure, two wrongs don't make a right, but Sue Ellen really only cheated to retaliate against what JR did to her first. This was better than some of the other scenes because there was some actual communication about their problems. But JR needs to do better. Sue Ellen doesn't even KNOW about all of his affairs, and he just wants to pretend it all never happened so he can hurry up and get his trophy wife back on Southfork. And of course, Sue Ellen just placidly agrees to stop talking about it. They are just going backwards and falling right back into their old habits, and it is horrible how John Ross is suffering because of it. If Sue Ellen and JR can't get their s*** together, then they have no business being married again.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Presea, post: 70686, member: 24"] I'm guessing that when Guzzler comes back in about twenty more years to rip-off Bobby again, Bobby will finally have had enough. Guzzler Oil indeed. It just guzzled up millions of dollars! I liked the reference to the letter here. It was definitely something for them to learn from, because even though Katherine was wrong to do it and would have benefited from actually trying to get a life, the fact remains that it couldn't have happened at all if Bobby and Pam hadn't already been having problems with their marriage. It was why I didn't feel quite as sorry for them or get irrationally angry about the "perfect couple" being broken up like some of those nutcase viewers who attacked or made stupid comments to Morgan Brittany in public. JR is such an insensitive jerk. Having lots of lovely ladies like him, huh? How can he even suggest that in front of Sue Ellen? I hate how he just thinks apologizing about his affairs is enough and how he just immediately lays blame on Sue Ellen for her affairs. Sure, two wrongs don't make a right, but Sue Ellen really only cheated to retaliate against what JR did to her first. This was better than some of the other scenes because there was some actual communication about their problems. But JR needs to do better. Sue Ellen doesn't even KNOW about all of his affairs, and he just wants to pretend it all never happened so he can hurry up and get his trophy wife back on Southfork. And of course, Sue Ellen just placidly agrees to stop talking about it. They are just going backwards and falling right back into their old habits, and it is horrible how John Ross is suffering because of it. If Sue Ellen and JR can't get their s*** together, then they have no business being married again. [/QUOTE]
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