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<blockquote data-quote="Ms Southworth" data-source="post: 72996" data-attributes="member: 312">If Larry or Linda EVER felt mutual, sexual attraction to each other and thus felt anything more than a deep friendship, I would certainly hope that they would have stopped seeing each other outside of work ... PRONTO! It would be such an insult to not only his wife of many years but also to his children, if they (his family) had been left in the dark! I would certainly hope that Larry and Linda in interviews only joked about them being a couple in &quot;real&quot; life! If there would be any hint of truth to it, I quite frankly would lose respect for both of them! If they had fallen in love for real (and people do, I know), they should have acted upon it back then, instead of just keep on playing charades! To sum things up, I don&#039;t believe that Larry and Linda had nothing more than an amazing friendship! And Maj was a big part of that equation, IMO!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Ms Southworth, post: 72996, member: 312"] If Larry or Linda EVER felt mutual, sexual attraction to each other and thus felt anything more than a deep friendship, I would certainly hope that they would have stopped seeing each other outside of work ... PRONTO! It would be such an insult to not only his wife of many years but also to his children, if they (his family) had been left in the dark! I would certainly hope that Larry and Linda in interviews only joked about them being a couple in "real" life! If there would be any hint of truth to it, I quite frankly would lose respect for both of them! If they had fallen in love for real (and people do, I know), they should have acted upon it back then, instead of just keep on playing charades! To sum things up, I don't believe that Larry and Linda had nothing more than an amazing friendship! And Maj was a big part of that equation, IMO! [/QUOTE]

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