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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Karin" data-source="post: 80518" data-attributes="member: 57167">Thank you everyone for the feedback. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite1" alt=":)" title="Smile    :)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=":)" />Sanda, I don't think Afton's just gonna dump Mario because her daughter doesn't like him. I mean lots of children with divorced parents doesn't like their parents new partners to start with. I think it's quite normal. Anyway good that you enjoy the double date since more of it is coming up tonight. <img src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7" class="smilie smilie--sprite smilie--sprite2" alt=";)" title="Wink    ;)" loading="lazy" data-shortname=";)" />Tommie, you are right Charlie's friend's name was Martha too. But that's just a coincidence. Okay so here's an update: Back at Oil barons were the Ewings almost finished with their food. They were still laughing and talking in a friendly conversation among themselves. Everyone was having a good time as the evening was turning out better than either one of them had dared to hope for.“I remember how I used to be afraid of terrorists, car crashes, fires and turning into a drunk like my dad, when I was a little girl,” Sue Ellen said. “It’s sort of weird but just because I married JR I had to confront all of those things that I feared at one point or another. Who could have guessed that the life of a Ewing wife could be so dangerous?” “I understand what you mean,” Pam nodded. “I used to fear the Ewings when I was a little girl so you can surely say that I’ve really flooded that fear,” Pam laughed.“You sure have, but why were you afraid of us?” Bobby asked.“Well I wasn’t exactly afraid of you since I’d met you at that party when we were like five and I thought you were cute.”“I remember, I thought you were cute too. I was pushing you on the swing set so I could look up your skirt,” Bobby grinned.“Oh so that’s what you were doing,” Pam laughed and the others joined in laughing.“Yeah but then your brother came to pull you away from me.”“I remember Cliff told me I shouldn’t talk to you since you were one of them,” Pam said sadly. “He hated you all but I couldn’t hate you Bobby. Even if I was confused how you could be one of them, because I only knew what Digger and Cliff had told me and they said the Ewings were bad people who took everything from us,” Pam said. “I believed them too since I could see how the Ewings had made my daddy ill. He was drinking heavily already back then.”“I know how hard that is, my father was a drunk too,” Sue Ellen said compassionately.“Then you really know what I am talking about,” Pam said.“Yeah it’s not easy to grow up as the child of an alcoholic,” Sue Ellen said.“It surely isn’t. It made me angry,” Pam said. “So Cliff and I used to break the windows of the Ewing building downtown to get even.” “You were the ones who broke our office windows?” Bobby asked.“Yeah,” Pam admitted.“You know I had almost forgotten about this, but it sure was annoying. It went on for years and daddy was always mad as hell when it happened,” JR said.“He sure was and once someone even broke the windows at Southfork,” Bobby said.“I bet Jock was angry then,” Sue Ellen said.“Yeah he sure was, but Bobby was even angrier because he chased the kids who broke them,” JR said.“Yeah I remember that. I must have been about twelve and the guy was lots bigger than me and yet I managed to capture him,” Bobby said.“You did?” JR asked. “But why didn’t you bring him back to us then?”“Because I let him go,” Bobby sighed.“I wonder how that happened,” Pam said with a knowing smile.“Yeah why did you do that for Bob?” JR asked.“I let him go because his sister double crossed me, she told me that she’ll kiss me if I let her brother go,” Bobby explained.“Oh really?” JR raised his eyebrows in surprise. “But I thought you were going steady with Jenna Wade back then.”“I was but the girl was pretty,” Bobby said defensively.“Thanks,” Pam said.But Bobby didn’t seem to reflect on that as he went on, “Anyway I let her brother go but I never got a kiss and what’s worse is that after they had run off I noticed that the kids had stolen my cap pistol!”“Oh no what a rotten thing to do,” JR said.“It was but at least I got the pistol back, but you can never guess how I got it back!” “How?” Sue Ellen asked.“Through Jenna Wade’s window, you should have seen the look on Lucas Wade’s face. He was so angry then that he even forbid me to see Jenna for a while and he made me pay for the broken window too. I was so angry,” Bobby said.“Poor Bobby,” Pam said mockingly.“Well it wasn’t funny,” Bobby said.“I thought it was,” Pam smiled.“You?” Bobby exclaimed. “It was you who broke our windows?”“Well it was Cliff’s idea,” Pam said defensively.“Figures,” JR snorted. “Except for breaking Jenna’s window, since that was all mine. I didn’t like her stealing my childhood crush,” Pam said.“You had a crush on me?” Bobby asked.“Yeah ever since I first saw you when we were five,” Pam replied.“I didn’t know that before.”“Well you know now,” Pam replied flirtingly.“I do but I don’t get it, if you really had a crush on me back then, why didn’t you kiss me?”“Because I was afraid you’d catch me. See I didn’t have any money to pay for the broken windows,” Pam explained. “But I wanted to, I’m sorry I didn’t mean to trick you. I hope you’re not angry with me.”“Well I am a little angry,” Bobby said playfully. “I mean you owe me a kiss.”“I guess I do,” Pam smiled. “And you know I usually repay my debts.”“Good, so you wanna kiss and make up?”“Yes,” Pam smiled, before she leant forward and they gave each other a passionate kiss. The people at the restaurant stared at them. But Bobby and Pam didn’t care as they were too wrapped up in each other to notice.</blockquote>

Verification: Who played JR Ewing?