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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 74810" data-attributes="member: 36">Caught up again.Donna and Ray; Jenna needs to arrive at Southfork soon, Ray and Donna are just about ready to rekindle their relationship (and I won&#039;t have a problem with that at all, especially if it means Jenna gets written out, though I feel like it doesn&#039;t mean that, even the show writers kept her around post her relevant relationship with Bobby).Speaking of Jenna, Charlie etc. they treat Lucas like an annoyance, it bothers me, as I keep saying, he sounds cute, so it&#039;s more sad to read scenes where he seems to be treated like he&#039;s just bothering them all the time. *Cough* I wouldn&#039;t be all that upset if Jenna and Charlie took a drive by themselves and found themselves repeating Pam&#039;s fate in 1987. Not Lucas and not even Randy, but Jenna and Charlie can leave and I wouldn&#039;t be upset.JR and Sue Ellen, JR is being kind of creepy with his pushiness toward Sue Ellen in the kitchen, however, I did enjoy their talk on the balcony, even if they were being super invasive in John Ross&#039; life. I get what Sue Ellen meant regarding John Ross losing Melissa too, in a way JR wouldn&#039;t understand (or maybe he would since he courted the virgin Sue Ellen for years), but if John Ross did push too hard, he could lose Melissa. It doesn&#039;t sound though like Melissa is all that conservative, so maybe not. I&#039;d hope they wouldn&#039;t be taking things too much further than making out in broad daylight in a shared family space, if they did want to, the stables or a spare bedroom might be a better location <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink&nbsp; &nbsp; ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Speaking of John Ross and Melissa too, Melissa&#039;s reaction to the family dynamics is just hilarious. Like yep, only when you look at it from an outside perspective does it become clear how weird the Ewing family is.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 74810, member: 36"] Caught up again. Donna and Ray; Jenna needs to arrive at Southfork soon, Ray and Donna are just about ready to rekindle their relationship (and I won't have a problem with that at all, especially if it means Jenna gets written out, though I feel like it doesn't mean that, even the show writers kept her around post her relevant relationship with Bobby). Speaking of Jenna, Charlie etc. they treat Lucas like an annoyance, it bothers me, as I keep saying, he sounds cute, so it's more sad to read scenes where he seems to be treated like he's just bothering them all the time. *Cough* I wouldn't be all that upset if Jenna and Charlie took a drive by themselves and found themselves repeating Pam's fate in 1987. Not Lucas and not even Randy, but Jenna and Charlie can leave and I wouldn't be upset. JR and Sue Ellen, JR is being kind of creepy with his pushiness toward Sue Ellen in the kitchen, however, I did enjoy their talk on the balcony, even if they were being super invasive in John Ross' life. I get what Sue Ellen meant regarding John Ross losing Melissa too, in a way JR wouldn't understand (or maybe he would since he courted the virgin Sue Ellen for years), but if John Ross did push too hard, he could lose Melissa. It doesn't sound though like Melissa is all that conservative, so maybe not. I'd hope they wouldn't be taking things too much further than making out in broad daylight in a shared family space, if they did want to, the stables or a spare bedroom might be a better location ;) Speaking of John Ross and Melissa too, Melissa's reaction to the family dynamics is just hilarious. Like yep, only when you look at it from an outside perspective does it become clear how weird the Ewing family is. [/QUOTE]

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