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<blockquote data-quote="Miss Texas 1967" data-source="post: 78401" data-attributes="member: 36"><p>Caught up again <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>Page 58 it should be air dirty laundry, not wash. That was probably just lost in translation.</p><p></p><p>Wasn't Lucy also involved in the making of the movie?</p><p></p><p>I'm glad the family are going to have a dinner together, I hope they actually talk though, don't just use the opportunity to play a part for the public.</p><p></p><p>Eye roll, Jenna and Charlie telling Lucas to keep a low profile.</p><p></p><p>Mario is a jerk, Afton has bad taste in men.</p><p></p><p>It's completely unreasonable for Pam to be jealous of Kay and angry at Bobby for moving on so quickly, Bobby was right, she left him. I'm not quite sure Pam really gets how much her actions affected everyone.</p><p></p><p>The engagement happend quickly but at the same time they basically act married, like they've picked up where they left off (almost too quickly at times), so why not be married again? As for the actual proposal though, not what I'd call romantic or planned, but Pam did set up the situation and Bobby did just respond to the directive, so it's a product of the context. I'd be more bothered if Bobby was considering asking first and then decided that was the best option.</p><p></p><p>Sue Ellen is in a sticky situation with JR, she's physically attracted to him and she's been deprived of sex lately (deprived is terrible adjective to use but it sounds nice and dramatic for my point here lol) so I can see why on some level she'd be interested, even if it was just for temporary satisfaction (like in season 7). Throw into the mix that she understands his pain when it comes to Cliff, I can understand her warming to him. On every other level though she really needs to start thinking and doing. She's right, she's married, even if it is to Don and she is angry with him, but even without that to morally guide her actions, allowing herself to be vulnerable with JR before actually working on their relationship probably isn't a good idea, nor is even considering a romantic relationship with him.</p><p></p><p>I predict with all of Rebecca's sex talk she'll end up like teen Lucy lol</p><p></p><p>Now that Bobby and Pam are back can they start spending time with their children? Apart from that one day out for pizza (from my memory, might be incorrect) Christopher has yet to really spend time with Pam. Rebecca is more integrated but still, she also needs her parents. I'm sure JR will be thrilled to be off butler duty too lol. </p><p></p><p>Sue Ellen is a ditz if she doesn't see that John Ross is trying to set her and JR up with each other.</p><p></p><p>What is wrong with John Ross? He's a jerk if he pursued Melissa and then is no longer interested in her after finding out that she's not an easy lay. He wouldn't even phone her to apologise for his behaviour, his response was simply to say there are other girls. Bruised ego or not, that's a jerky response, it sounds like he was literally just interested in getting her into bed. He may be JR's son, but JR must have had some charm and manners back in the day if he managed to date and keep the virgin Sue Ellen. John Ross will have sex if he wants to, he probably already does, and JR and Sue Ellen don't have to be angry about that as long as he's being safe and respectful, but the minute he starts to act like this I'd be having a stern word with him about respect if I were them.</p><p></p><p>Anyway, back to the John Ross and Sue Ellen conversation, I wish Sue Ellen would take some of her points about JR and actually act on them. As in, I like that she seems to be intentional and clear about maybe divorcing Don, but it's not because she wants to get back together with JR, and I like that she has committed to speaking with him and seems to want to work on things between them, but much like with her wishy-washy response to actually doing anything about Don and the movie, I wish she would actually get the ball rolling with JR. Getting him alone in seclusion is a no-no for them at the moment, but they do need to talk, so getting them alone in a public (ish) space is a good idea. They need to talk if they are going to get anywhere. Sue Ellen needs to see a lawyer, it might pay for JR to do so too. Then they both need to talk like adults if they're going to get anywhere and ever stop getting snippy with each other during family gatherings. </p><p></p><p>As for JR and John Ross, I'm glad there will be some time for them to be together <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" /></p><p></p><p>I have to agree with [USER=24]@Presea[/USER] too, smug grin, smirk, or even simply grin might be better terms to use.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Miss Texas 1967, post: 78401, member: 36"] Caught up again :) Page 58 it should be air dirty laundry, not wash. That was probably just lost in translation. Wasn't Lucy also involved in the making of the movie? I'm glad the family are going to have a dinner together, I hope they actually talk though, don't just use the opportunity to play a part for the public. Eye roll, Jenna and Charlie telling Lucas to keep a low profile. Mario is a jerk, Afton has bad taste in men. It's completely unreasonable for Pam to be jealous of Kay and angry at Bobby for moving on so quickly, Bobby was right, she left him. I'm not quite sure Pam really gets how much her actions affected everyone. The engagement happend quickly but at the same time they basically act married, like they've picked up where they left off (almost too quickly at times), so why not be married again? As for the actual proposal though, not what I'd call romantic or planned, but Pam did set up the situation and Bobby did just respond to the directive, so it's a product of the context. I'd be more bothered if Bobby was considering asking first and then decided that was the best option. Sue Ellen is in a sticky situation with JR, she's physically attracted to him and she's been deprived of sex lately (deprived is terrible adjective to use but it sounds nice and dramatic for my point here lol) so I can see why on some level she'd be interested, even if it was just for temporary satisfaction (like in season 7). Throw into the mix that she understands his pain when it comes to Cliff, I can understand her warming to him. On every other level though she really needs to start thinking and doing. She's right, she's married, even if it is to Don and she is angry with him, but even without that to morally guide her actions, allowing herself to be vulnerable with JR before actually working on their relationship probably isn't a good idea, nor is even considering a romantic relationship with him. I predict with all of Rebecca's sex talk she'll end up like teen Lucy lol Now that Bobby and Pam are back can they start spending time with their children? Apart from that one day out for pizza (from my memory, might be incorrect) Christopher has yet to really spend time with Pam. Rebecca is more integrated but still, she also needs her parents. I'm sure JR will be thrilled to be off butler duty too lol. Sue Ellen is a ditz if she doesn't see that John Ross is trying to set her and JR up with each other. What is wrong with John Ross? He's a jerk if he pursued Melissa and then is no longer interested in her after finding out that she's not an easy lay. He wouldn't even phone her to apologise for his behaviour, his response was simply to say there are other girls. Bruised ego or not, that's a jerky response, it sounds like he was literally just interested in getting her into bed. He may be JR's son, but JR must have had some charm and manners back in the day if he managed to date and keep the virgin Sue Ellen. John Ross will have sex if he wants to, he probably already does, and JR and Sue Ellen don't have to be angry about that as long as he's being safe and respectful, but the minute he starts to act like this I'd be having a stern word with him about respect if I were them. Anyway, back to the John Ross and Sue Ellen conversation, I wish Sue Ellen would take some of her points about JR and actually act on them. As in, I like that she seems to be intentional and clear about maybe divorcing Don, but it's not because she wants to get back together with JR, and I like that she has committed to speaking with him and seems to want to work on things between them, but much like with her wishy-washy response to actually doing anything about Don and the movie, I wish she would actually get the ball rolling with JR. Getting him alone in seclusion is a no-no for them at the moment, but they do need to talk, so getting them alone in a public (ish) space is a good idea. They need to talk if they are going to get anywhere. Sue Ellen needs to see a lawyer, it might pay for JR to do so too. Then they both need to talk like adults if they're going to get anywhere and ever stop getting snippy with each other during family gatherings. As for JR and John Ross, I'm glad there will be some time for them to be together :) I have to agree with [USER=24]@Presea[/USER] too, smug grin, smirk, or even simply grin might be better terms to use. [/QUOTE]
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