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<blockquote data-quote="Mustard" data-source="post: 343389" data-attributes="member: 46">Pam was in her most vulnerable spot at the time and didn&#039;t disagree with J.R. at that moment anyway, as she missed John Ross being at Southfork, which hurt her own self-esteem.In more general terms, Pam usually anticipated J.R.&#039;s thinking and angles anyway. He didn&#039;t like talking to her with deeper conversations much because she&#039;d ruin any feel good moment for him. I think he hated Pam for that reason as much as her being a Barnes. Even when J.R. successfully riled Pam about her trip to Paris with Mark and asking if she sampled the Frenchmen while she was there, Pam just slapped him hard across the face and walked out, leaving J.R. to say &quot;Damn, I hate that woman&quot;. He also said that Pam was a constant thorn in his side since the moment that she first arrived on Southfork, and what he means by that is that she regularly cuts out the angles and mood that J.R. tries to create when he makes his comments around the family. Lucy does it to some extent too, but Pam goes deeper with it to the point that it kills J.R.&#039;s feel good factor.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mustard, post: 343389, member: 46"] Pam was in her most vulnerable spot at the time and didn't disagree with J.R. at that moment anyway, as she missed John Ross being at Southfork, which hurt her own self-esteem. In more general terms, Pam usually anticipated J.R.'s thinking and angles anyway. He didn't like talking to her with deeper conversations much because she'd ruin any feel good moment for him. I think he hated Pam for that reason as much as her being a Barnes. Even when J.R. successfully riled Pam about her trip to Paris with Mark and asking if she sampled the Frenchmen while she was there, Pam just slapped him hard across the face and walked out, leaving J.R. to say "Damn, I hate that woman". He also said that Pam was a constant thorn in his side since the moment that she first arrived on Southfork, and what he means by that is that she regularly cuts out the angles and mood that J.R. tries to create when he makes his comments around the family. Lucy does it to some extent too, but Pam goes deeper with it to the point that it kills J.R.'s feel good factor. [/QUOTE]

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