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<blockquote data-quote="Presea" data-source="post: 71513" data-attributes="member: 24">I guess I shouldn&#039;t have abbreviated those terms. Sorry for the confusion. To answer your question, OTT stands for &quot;over the top&quot;, and OOC (not OCC) stands for &quot;out of character&quot;. They are both popular reference terms in the world of fanfiction.It would be pretty hilarious once Bobby and Pam finally come back from their overextended pleasure trip to find out that JR has already done their work for them by teaching Rebecca how to swim. Pam can&#039;t hate him for that one! Lol.As critical as I have been of most of the JR/Sue Ellen developments in this story, I do kind of understand why Sue Ellen is falling for this part of him again. Even though he didn&#039;t spend as much time with John Ross as I thought he should have on TV, I was always a sucker for those cute parenting scenes like the one with the three of them at the kiddie park. JR does have a soft spot for children, and he was even really kind to Christopher despite his nasty comments during the adoption. It&#039;s definitely one of JR&#039;s best qualities, in my opinion. Sue Ellen&#039;s thoughts were overall pretty interesting here, but I don&#039;t think it&#039;s fair for her to blame the Peter Richards affair completely on JR. Sure, he sort of drove her to cheat a lot, but ultimately, the choice was hers. (And I don&#039;t see why it was so hard for her to turn down the annoying speedo-wearing camp counselor who looked young enough to be her son. Lol.) I&#039;m glad that she wants to talk to John Ross about this, but man, what a mess!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Presea, post: 71513, member: 24"] I guess I shouldn't have abbreviated those terms. Sorry for the confusion. To answer your question, OTT stands for "over the top", and OOC (not OCC) stands for "out of character". They are both popular reference terms in the world of fanfiction. It would be pretty hilarious once Bobby and Pam finally come back from their overextended pleasure trip to find out that JR has already done their work for them by teaching Rebecca how to swim. Pam can't hate him for that one! Lol. As critical as I have been of most of the JR/Sue Ellen developments in this story, I do kind of understand why Sue Ellen is falling for this part of him again. Even though he didn't spend as much time with John Ross as I thought he should have on TV, I was always a sucker for those cute parenting scenes like the one with the three of them at the kiddie park. JR does have a soft spot for children, and he was even really kind to Christopher despite his nasty comments during the adoption. It's definitely one of JR's best qualities, in my opinion. Sue Ellen's thoughts were overall pretty interesting here, but I don't think it's fair for her to blame the Peter Richards affair completely on JR. Sure, he sort of drove her to cheat a lot, but ultimately, the choice was hers. (And I don't see why it was so hard for her to turn down the annoying speedo-wearing camp counselor who looked young enough to be her son. Lol.) I'm glad that she wants to talk to John Ross about this, but man, what a mess! [/QUOTE]

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